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HP announces new Web-ready printers for remote printing from mobile devices and direct printing from web sites. But this is unlikely to stem HP's printing and imaging division's slide.
Lawyers behind a class action suit against Google claim that a patent application proves that the company deliberately collected data from unprotected Wi-Fi networks. The conclusion is a stretch at best, but Google's bungling has left it open to the charge anyway.
Whereas Google Maps seems more interested in getting you to a destination, Bing, by contrast, has seemed more focused on helping you see whether or not you want to be there.
Yahoo is losing traffic and its customers continue to spend less time on its sites because the company can't articulate its reason for existing.
As my colleague Catherine Taylor reports, several sources expect Hulu to be announced for the Microsoft XBox 360 at next week's Electronic Entertainment Expo. Critics have been squarely focused on Hulu's mobile plan (including myself), but the forgotten video game audience is a great first step beyo...
Netflix is smart to diminish its original delivery business model in order to focus on the highly competitive arena of streaming video.
As smartphones displace inexpensive point-and-shoot cameras, some vendors move upscale and create a new category of pro compact camera to attract new customers and retain revenue.
A new Apple patent on a wireless home automation system with graphic interface and PDA remote control offers new insight into a possible future for the company's "hobby" project, Apple TV.
Ingram, the world's largest book distributor, will give publishers the ability to sell hundreds of thousands of book titles other than their own, potentially turning them into competitors of Google, Amazon, Apple, and Barnes & Noble, among others.
Google looks to automate display ad format choices to better target advertising messages to users.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes one big mistake. He fails to involve customers in his business decisions. That's costing him some big benefits.
Australia's premier scientific organization has become one of America's most feared patent trolls.
Mobile data caps will send users back to their desktop PCs for much of their media-heavy Web surfing -- and that's good news for Google.
AT&T's new data pricing for iPhone users seems cheaper, but actually costs users more per megabyte of data.
Apple iPad's unit sales have grown so quickly that they have passed Mac unit sales, leaving the big brother in its shadow.
