Apple Reveals New Offerings to Distract From iPhone 5 Delay
With supply chain troubles and competitors moving ahead, Apple announced what would happen at its worldwide developers conference, including a Steve Jobs appearance.
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With supply chain troubles and competitors moving ahead, Apple announced what would happen at its worldwide developers conference, including a Steve Jobs appearance.
Google applies for its first solar patent and looks to hire engineers for a new solar power R&D group.
New Twitter follow button is supposed to let consumers follow entertainers, writers, artists, and celebrities. But it's really to let media companies follow the audience.
Rep. Anthony Weiner shows how embarrassing social networks can be. But many businesses are economically damaged through their indifference to these new media.
Intel's interest in manufacturing ARM chips for Apple shows just how desperate the semiconductor industry will become as the PC business slows.
Apple's announcement came a week early--but still late to the game. Competitors like Amazon and Google already are all over the cloud space.
Zuckerberg's continued public gaffes raises the question of whether he is a suitable CEO for a high-profile company looking to go public.
Book publishers may be a hidebound lot, but there are some interesting technologies emerging on the e-book front.
A new report suggests that the vast majority of Android apps make little to nothing, whether paid or ad-supported.
What tech tools can make your business run smoother? Check out my recent discussion on BNET's The Live One about gadgets and apps for entrepreneurs and business owners.
As soon as Google announced its mobile payment service, PayPal sued for trade secret misappropriation. Google's relationship to the intellectual property of others is a big weakness.
The SEC changed whistleblowing rules to encourage people to tip the agency over wrong doing. But why bother? Chance are it won't do anything.
Greenlight Capital president David Einhorn called for Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to resign. The board publicly backed Ballmer. It shouldn't have.
AOL's Huffington Post Group gets hit by a multiple culture crash, leaving some younger staff wondering where their old company went.
Smarter location planning, a clearer mission statement, and exclusive products can make Microsoft stores thrive.