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There's some interesting news about Palm (PALM) halting production of its Pre, Pre Plus, and Pixi handsets. Is the company slowing down activity to close an acquisition, or is it just losing the race for customers?
The status quo culture at Microsoft will eventually sink the company unless it takes drastic steps and embraces serious change.
Google's plan to deliver affordable, super high speed internet access to a few lucky American towns sounds like some 21st century version of Willy Wonka's golden ticket to the Chocolate Factory. If you thought Snozzberries were crazy, how about internet access of a gigabyte per second -- roughly 100 times faster than what most Americans experience and 1000 times faster than AT&T's basic DSL package? Like Wonka, Google's aim is to show consumers exactly what they've been missing.
Apple can compete more on price with the iPad than it tends to do with its other products, but don't expect that to translate into low profits.
Google Buzz is just a copy of Yahoo Mail's capabilities, and both are about getting users to turn over personal data, not about enabling social networking.
Google has plans to build high speed networks and become an ISP. And if it does that as well as it has done many other lines of business, heaven help the customers.
Apple has been showing signs of concern over whether the iPad will capture a new market or become the company's next Newton failure.
Interview Magazine's version for the iPad shows a stunning approach to how media companies can create electronic products and services. Too bad that Apple hampers publishers and consumers through restricting the choice of tools.
As the Toyota recall continues to evolve many sources are looking beyond defective floor mats and sticky gas pedals to deeper and more troubling issues with the software that controls modern automobiles.
The mobile check-in app Foursquare will now recognize Zagat-rated restaurants in a new deal - - but I suspect it won't be enough to fend off its biggest rival, Yelp. Foursquare allows users to check-in at different urban locations so friends can know where they are at the moment. According to the N...
Google debuted its social networking service Buzz, which is supposed to be part of Gmail, not all Gmail users are seeing it.
Telecommunication carriers are starting to eye search engine companies such as Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft potential new revenue sources.
Apple just released a thorough survey to current app developers, showing it now actually cares about its relationships - - and considers the app-enabled Kindle an actual threat. Let's do a quick history recap. Last February, dozens of Apple app developers took to the forums to complain about severa...
Encryption software vendor TecSec is suing a number of companies -- including IBM, Oracle, Cisco, SAP, and eBay -- for patent infringement.
Smartphones have become a significant portion of all handset sales worldwide, representing more than 15 percent of the total.
