Apple TV Can't Possibly Run Apps, No Matter What Wired Says
Just because the Apple TV runs iOS like the iPhone, doesn't mean it's created equal.
Technology
HP Hires SAP's Ousted Ex-Chief as CEO. Seriously?
HP appointed former SAP CEO Leo Apotheker as its new chief executive, and also made former Oracle COO Ray Lane non-executive chair. But will anything change for the better?
More Yahoo Execs Yank the Ripcord: When Does Bartz Soar Into the Blue?
As Yahoo sees even more top executives run for the exits, financial results sit like stagnant water, and dropping customer engagement, how long can Carol "Call me Steve Jobs" Bartz last?
Congress Punts Net Neutrality back to the FCC. Get Ready for Carrier Reclassification
Republicans have blocked an attempt at a net neutrality legislation, which will send everything back to the FCC. As a result, carriers may find themselves put further under the agency's thumb.
Nintendo 3DS: Too Pricey To Win a Mobile Audience Over iPod, Smartphones
Based on Japanese prices, the Nintendo 3DS's extraordinarily high $300 price tag won't fly in America because of a handheld gaming machines slump, smartphones and its own Wii success.
Fight or Flight: 4 Upgrades iBooks Needs to Battle Kindle
By focusing on the software and not the hardware, Amazon is exposing the limitations of iBooks -- and Apple will have to react quickly to catch up on the book front. Here are four immediate actions.
U.S. Strategy to Change Chinese Currency Will Badly Backfire
Congress has targeted China's monetary practices as unfair to American companies. But those same businesses depend on artificially cheap manufacturing costs.
How Facebook and Skype Could Become a 21st Century Telco
A partnership between Facebook and Skype could disrupt the mobile industry and create a new breed of telco.
Netflix Needs Streaming Only Memberships To Fend Off Hulu, Apple, Google
Netflix is considering a streaming-only membership, putting it on equal footing with Hulu -- and will be doing now what all movie delivery companies will have to do in 2011.
HP Wants To Be All Things To All People
HP will go with webOS for tablets and smartphones instead of Google Android. In the tech industry, it's a trend of companies trying to sell more themselves to sustain growth in a now mature market.
Xmarks Dies: Freemium's Just Another Word for Nothin' Left To Lose
Browser bookmark synchronization service Xmarks plans to close down within three months because it never found a viable business model. And that should be a warning to many entrepreneurs.
AOL Bought Techcrunch for More Than the Pageviews
AOl's purchase of TechCrunch is about more than pageviews or journalistic cred. It's about data and access.
AOL Buys TechCrunch, but the Real Crunch Will Be in Culture
As part of its niche content strategy, AOL will finally buy major tech news web site TechCrunch. Whether the two cultures will get along is another question.
7 Management Lessons from RIM's PlayBook Tablet Announcement
RIM's new PlayBook tablet has offered a solid challenge to Apple, but also a concise set of lessons to executives at other firms.
New RIM Tablet Is a Strategic Masterstroke That Ups Apple's Ante
RIM has finally announced its new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. Through smart understanding of its core market, the company has created potentially sharp competition for the Apple iPad.
Investigation
Weeks before Election Day, the FEC can't enforce the law
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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen
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The life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent in the U.S.
U.S. troops on Okinawa facing curfew, alcohol ban after murder charge vs. Marine
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
Christa Pike is conscious, speaking after botched execution, attorneys say
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Former Cornell frat members ask university to clear their names
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