Zynga IPO brings in a billion, but will it pop?
At $10 a share, Zynga's IPO brought in a bundle of cash, but where will the stock go from here?
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Whither, RIM? Looks like nowhere but down
RIM saw even more year-over-year drop in business, which raises the question if fixing the company is still possible
Zynga IPO skewered on high-tech cynicism
Zynga's caution about pricing its shares reflects growing investor skepticism about the tech market
Will publishers kill Amazon's golden goose?
Big publishers are driving up the price of their e-books, and that could hurt Kindle and other e-reader sales
Zynga's $1B IPO will be good for high tech
Zynga will raise a bundle through an IPO, but it's smartly avoiding some questionable tactics others have used
Amazon Big Brother patent knows where you'll go
Amazon has patented a system that tracks people's locations, predicts where they'll go, and sends ads to meet them
Will Zynga's IPO produce another Apple?
As people wonder if Zynga will be a real performer, comparing the company to Apple sheds some light on the question
VCs will lose their grip on tech startups
Changing demographics will move money out of equities and, ironically, give some entrepreneurs more clout over VCs
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How tablets are reinventing corporate culture
Todd Barr, the Chief Marketing office of Alfresco, talks at GigaOm's Net:Work Conference about how the tablet is shaping the future of meetings and office collaboration.
Motorola rocks Apple with German patent win
Motorola's triumph could keep iPhones out of the biggest EU market
LinkedIn iPad app?
Senior LinkedIn Exec Deep Nishar, speaking at the At GigaOm's Net:work Conference, dishes about how a potential LinkedIn iPad app will look & feel different from other apps.
Apps, Schmapps: Android outsells the iPhone
Many say that Google can't win the smartphone wars without dominating in apps, but maybe that's not the case at all
Not even Apple understands the tablet market
If iPad unit sales are running a little light, as Sterne Agee says, then all tablet vendors need to do some homework
Microsoft's stealth weapon: PC app madness
Windows Phone is trailing far behind Android and the iPhone, but Microsoft will do well selling apps through Windows 8
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