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According to a new study, young adult Internet users may be more sensitive about maintaining their online privacy than older adults. That could have serious implications for how companies can effectively market online.
Apple will sell announce and sell the iPhone 4G in June to save a sales slump caused by the unintentional leak of product prototypes.
Market cap is only one measure of corporate size and influence. So why have so many people placed such attention on Apple's market cap?
Ten things that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg probably wished he could announce instead of the privacy changes the company is supposed to put into effect.
Facebook's powerful new privacy controls may hurt the company's key business or save it from future PR headaches.
The Department of Justice has taken interest in a number of Apple's activities, now including iTunes. Will iAd be next?
Brace yourself -- Kama-sutra, the first modern 3D porn film, is on its way. While director Marc Dorsel and other adult industry big-wigs may have dreams of Avatar-like big budget openings, pornographers are going to have to think small to thrive in the new new media. In other words, Kama-sutra and f...
Back in February, I wondered whether outsourced labor problems would make Apple (AAPL) the next Nike and noted that many high tech companies were vulnerable to the practices of their overseas partners. Well, it didn't take long. Since the first of the year, nine employees have committed suicide and ...
Dell is making a mistake by staying so close to Apple in the tablet wars.
Google's "open Web" push will disenfranchise Android developers of all sizes.
Google tries to charm regulators, the public, and potential advertisers through a report and estimate that the company provides a $54 billion economic benefit to the country. Some short analysis makes the number seem like wishful thinking.
MasterCard is gambling that the rewards of opening up to outside developers outweigh the risks.
Microsoft hopes that a reorganization of its entertinament and devices division will ignite mobile success. It's wrong because it's changing the wrong group.
Apple (APPL) head Steve Jobs may consider Flash an inefficient software, but independent video game developers have been using it as a low-cost way to create and distribute in-browser titles. Adobe's (ADBE) new agreement with major Flash gaming hub Kongregate underlines the size of the audience Appl...
Is Facebook's valuation based on an e-payments service that can't succeed?
