Why Windows Phone 7 Could Top Google Android Gaming
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 represents an earnest push into mobile gaming. Google Android's precarious second-place gaming status is in danger for several reasons.
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Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 represents an earnest push into mobile gaming. Google Android's precarious second-place gaming status is in danger for several reasons.
Microsoft's ads for Windows Phone 7 hit YouTube and prove that the company still doesn't get the subtlety of how to reach people emotionally rather than shoot themselves in the foot.
SAP had some significant leadership issues under Leo Apotheker. You have to wonder whether HP's board has made its third bad CEO choice in a row.
Google has announced its success in experiments in automated cars. What it needs now is a way to automate making money off its R&D efforts.
Microsoft launched Windows Phone 7 today. Although the company is horrifically late to market, the product may actually have what the company needs to succeed.
He made a scrapbook that tops 240 feet when stacked. The next generation of mobile apps is just as obsessive when it comes to bringing analytics to your daily life.
Amazon is jumping into the app game headfirst by launching its own app store through the Google Android, but it should totally get its virtual house in order before facing Apple and Google itself.
As online and real-world stores come into competition, serious price corrections might be waiting in the wings.
Amazon starting an Android app marketplace? No surprise there. But expect more, like an ever-growing suite of Amazon apps and, who know?, maybe an Amazon Android tablet.
The chance of Microsoft buying Adobe is pretty low. However, there are a number of areas in which the two companies might consider a closer cooperation than in the past.
Facebook's upgrade to their Groups feature lacks an opt-in and has become an obnoxious source of spam.
Microsoft reportedly put a bid in to buy Linden Lab's Second Life. The Microsoft Kinect virtual controller needs an active community and the once-buzzworthy Second Life needs a high-profile boost.
Electronic Arts is removing all Taliban references from its upcoming first-person shooter Medal of Honor. But doing so in its the "ripped from the headlines" war epic kills the whole selling point.
As Nokia's mobile team unravels and Google's mobile OS continues to surge a switch by the Finnish giant to Android seems like a better idea than ever.
Business Insider's Nick Saint thinks that he found a patent that predates and invalidates Facebook's now location patent. However, the two patents describe very different applications.