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The Most Important Product Will Be At Another Event. Remember the iPhone? The night before Vegas CES 2007, the hottest tech announcement in recent years happened -â€" in San Francisco. Now Apple's planning a special press event for January 26th. It will be interesting to see if any companies wil...
Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 The Internet has become the ultimate source for finding which songs borrow melodies â€" or samples â€" from older tunes, but web-savvy lawyers are putting sample revealers into hiding. For instance, at year end popular sample hound Kevin Nott...
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office database, Facebook has only four currently public patent applications and Twitter has none, which seems unusual given the high degree of investor involvement and prominent nature of both companies.
Cisco patent application suggests that the company is interested in entering the search engine industry.
Google's new Nexus One phone won't be relatively cheap unless you're signing up for service from T-Mobile.
The era of the all-powerful search engine is waning. In its place, the power of the publisher and the content provider is rising again, just like it did in the early 19th century -- only the players will be very different. Back when "Web 2.0" was still a shiny new moniker, search engines had unequa...
Google may be developing a gaming site based on user-uploaded videos.
There's been some coverage of statistics from mobile app analytics and monetization tools vendor Flurry Inc. about a sudden rush of app downloading by iPod Touch users. Although the figures are somewhat interesting, the conclusions seem overblown to me and don't take into account some common sense e...
AT&T's rapid change of stories over not selling iPhones online to residents of New York City gives indications of how the company runs.
Microsoft may be planning extensive web-based services to configure and control home networks over the Internet.
AT&T now says that there's too much fraud in New York City to sell new iPhones online.
AT&T isn't selling iPhones in New York City, which opens the door for Verizon, RIM, Google, and Palm.
This month Nintendo acknowledged its year-to-year Wii sales are down 30 percent compared to 2008. Yes, one-third less sold. It shows what critics and analysts have been saying for years â€" Nintendo has made its niche both narrow and undernourished. The niche would be the "non-traditional"...
Google's manifesto on open business ignores its own Jekyll and Hyde nature, where open is good for others, but not always for it.
RIM's growth in new subscribers may help explain why BlackBerry users saw two major service outages within a week.
