Hands-on, nearly instant photofinishing direct from your smartphone
By Chris Foresman
SONY VGP-BPL1 + SONY VGP-BPL2 + SONY VGP-BPL2C + SONY VGP-BPL4 + SONY VGP-BPL4A + SONY VGP-BPL5 + SONY VGP-BPL5A + SONY VGP-BPL7 + SONY VGP-BPL8
- Jul 17 Tue 2012 11:45
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Hands-on, nearly instant photofinishing direct from your smartphone
Hands-on, nearly instant photofinishing direct from your smartphone
By Chris Foresman
SONY VGP-BPL1 + SONY VGP-BPL2 + SONY VGP-BPL2C + SONY VGP-BPL4 + SONY VGP-BPL4A + SONY VGP-BPL5 + SONY VGP-BPL5A + SONY VGP-BPL7 + SONY VGP-BPL8
- Jul 17 Tue 2012 11:44
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College Kids Aim to Make 52 Apps a Year in South Carolina
College Kids Aim to Make 52 Apps a Year in South Carolina
By Kathleen Chaykowski
Dell Latitude D620 Battery + Dell Latitude D630 Battery + Dell Latitude D631 Battery + Dell Latitude D800 Battery + Dell Latitude D810 Battery + Dell Latitude D820 Battery + Dell Latitude D830 Battery + Dell Latitude E4200 Battery + Dell Latitude E4300 Battery
- Jun 26 Tue 2012 14:46
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Sony Xperia Ion review (AT&T)
Sony Xperia Ion review (AT&T)
By Brian Bennett
Toshiba Satellite Pro 3000 Battery Toshiba Satellite L515D Battery
- Jun 26 Tue 2012 14:32
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Google TV Box Gets Movie Streams From Android 4.0 Smartphones, Tablets
Google TV Box Gets Movie Streams From Android 4.0 Smartphones, Tablets
By Agam Shah
PA3729U-1BAS Toshiba Satellite P500 Battery
- May 25 Fri 2012 09:55
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Barclays new app transfers money by mobile phone
Barclays new app transfers money by mobile phone
By MARK HENNESSY.
THE ERA of the cashless society has moved a step closer, following the launch yesterday in Britain of a new mobile telephone payment system by Barclays Bank - the first of its kind in Europe.
- Mar 15 Thu 2012 15:10
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With Updated App, Path Hints at a Mature Business Model
With Updated App, Path Hints at a Mature Business Model
By Mike Isaac.
SAN FRANCISCO, California - It's practically a Silicon Valley proverb: Build your user base, and the money will follow. The problem is that if you grow too big, too fast without a monetization plan, you'll end up taking round after round of money from venture capitalists just to keep up, without the means to make any of your own.
Path, the self-proclaimed 'personal' social network, has often looked like it was falling into this trap. As users are limited to 150 connections, traditional advertising has a more difficult time going viral on Path's network than, say, Facebook's or Twitter's. With a new version rolling out to users, however, the fast-growing startup may soon have more revenue on the horizon.
By Mike Isaac.
SAN FRANCISCO, California - It's practically a Silicon Valley proverb: Build your user base, and the money will follow. The problem is that if you grow too big, too fast without a monetization plan, you'll end up taking round after round of money from venture capitalists just to keep up, without the means to make any of your own.
Path, the self-proclaimed 'personal' social network, has often looked like it was falling into this trap. As users are limited to 150 connections, traditional advertising has a more difficult time going viral on Path's network than, say, Facebook's or Twitter's. With a new version rolling out to users, however, the fast-growing startup may soon have more revenue on the horizon.
- Mar 15 Thu 2012 15:09
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Path updated to include Nike+ integration, music matching, camera enhancements
Path updated to include Nike+ integration, music matching, camera enhancements
by Joe Aimonetti.
Summary: Popular mobile journal sharing app Path has been updated, now with the ability to share your runs through Nike+, find and share the music you're listening to, and add cool filters to photos.
Are you a fan of Facebook? Twitter? Instagram? Shazam? Nike+?
by Joe Aimonetti.
Summary: Popular mobile journal sharing app Path has been updated, now with the ability to share your runs through Nike+, find and share the music you're listening to, and add cool filters to photos.
Are you a fan of Facebook? Twitter? Instagram? Shazam? Nike+?
- Mar 15 Thu 2012 15:03
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New iPad adopts simple product naming Steve Jobs brought to Apple in 1997 B
New iPad adopts simple product naming Steve Jobs brought to Apple in 1997 B
By Daniel Eran Dilger.
iPods and iOS devices
When Apple introduced the iPod in 1999, it continued to remain "the new iPod" through several generations before being named the iPod Classic to differentiate it from the architecturally different iPod mini (and its replacement, the iPod nano) as well as the simple iPod shuffle.
By Daniel Eran Dilger.
iPods and iOS devices
When Apple introduced the iPod in 1999, it continued to remain "the new iPod" through several generations before being named the iPod Classic to differentiate it from the architecturally different iPod mini (and its replacement, the iPod nano) as well as the simple iPod shuffle.
- Mar 15 Thu 2012 14:58
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New iPad adopts simple product naming Steve Jobs brought to Apple in 1997 A
New iPad adopts simple product naming Steve Jobs brought to Apple in 1997 A
By Daniel Eran Dilger.
Apple's latest iPad, originally anticipated to be named iPad 3 or iPad HD, was simply called "the new iPad" during its introduction. This isn't a new change in naming products at the company however; Steve Jobs initiated it 15 years ago when he returned to lead Apple in 1997.
Apple product names in the 80s
By Daniel Eran Dilger.
Apple's latest iPad, originally anticipated to be named iPad 3 or iPad HD, was simply called "the new iPad" during its introduction. This isn't a new change in naming products at the company however; Steve Jobs initiated it 15 years ago when he returned to lead Apple in 1997.
Apple product names in the 80s
- Feb 22 Wed 2012 16:55
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Google as Benevolent Dictator Yanks Apps With Kill Switch: Tech
Google as Benevolent Dictator Yanks Apps With Kill Switch: Tech
By Jordan Robertson, VIA:businessweek.com.
Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Finnish developer Janne Kytomaki said he knew something was amiss last year when he noticed dozens of best-selling applications on Google Inc.'s Android Market listing the same incorrect author.
Kytomaki ran tests, identified the mislabeled software as a fast-moving attack and published the findings online.
By Jordan Robertson, VIA:businessweek.com.
Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Finnish developer Janne Kytomaki said he knew something was amiss last year when he noticed dozens of best-selling applications on Google Inc.'s Android Market listing the same incorrect author.
Kytomaki ran tests, identified the mislabeled software as a fast-moving attack and published the findings online.
- Feb 22 Wed 2012 16:54
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First look: Norton's 2012 desktop, smartphone security push
First look: Norton's 2012 desktop, smartphone security push
By Ellen Messmer, Network World
Norton today released an updated version of its Norton 360 desktop and mobile security software, while also rolling out a new licensing arrangement for combined PC, Mac and Android use.
In addition, Norton announced a novel plan for a new kind of customer support called "Norton One" that involves individualized unlimited assistance for customers who are mystified by computers, security and software -- if they're willing to pay the annual membership fee.
By Ellen Messmer, Network World
Norton today released an updated version of its Norton 360 desktop and mobile security software, while also rolling out a new licensing arrangement for combined PC, Mac and Android use.
In addition, Norton announced a novel plan for a new kind of customer support called "Norton One" that involves individualized unlimited assistance for customers who are mystified by computers, security and software -- if they're willing to pay the annual membership fee.
- Feb 22 Wed 2012 16:52
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Google's Motorola Mobility Deal Gets Green Light from U.S. and Europe
Google's Motorola Mobility Deal Gets Green Light from U.S. and Europe
By Trefis Team, forbes.com.
Google received approvals for its proposed Motorola Mobility acquisition from both the European Commission as well as the U.S. Justice Department on Monday.
However, regulatory approvals in China and Israel are still pending. The acquisition plans were made public in August last year when the two companies announced that they have come to an agreement under which Google would buy out Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion in cash. Google has maintained that the acquisition was made with Motorola’s strong patent portfolio in mind as it would help it better defend its Android mobile platform from lawsuits filed by Apple and Microsoft.
By Trefis Team, forbes.com.
Google received approvals for its proposed Motorola Mobility acquisition from both the European Commission as well as the U.S. Justice Department on Monday.
However, regulatory approvals in China and Israel are still pending. The acquisition plans were made public in August last year when the two companies announced that they have come to an agreement under which Google would buy out Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion in cash. Google has maintained that the acquisition was made with Motorola’s strong patent portfolio in mind as it would help it better defend its Android mobile platform from lawsuits filed by Apple and Microsoft.
