Vonage Holdings Corp.
Common Stock — This is the initial public offering of shares of our common stock. All of the shares of common stock are being sold by us. — Prior to this offering, there has be...
2 Web Sites Push Further Into Services Real Estate Agents Offer
Two real estate Web sites are starting to offer services that could change the way real estate is bought and sold online. — One site, Zillow.com, which will be introduced today, will help consumers ...
GOOGLE SHARES SLAMMED ON BILLION-DOLLAR DELL DEAL
Google shares slipped $17 on reports that Google was thinking of paying a billion dollars to Dell to bundle its software. Under the plan, Dell would preinstall Google's Toolbar and Desktop suite on 1...
Google hires Amazon's search chief
Move deals setback to online rival's ambitions — In a blow to Amazon.com Inc.'s efforts to make a name for itself in search, the head of its online search effort is jumping ship to work for Google I...
Chris Coulter's Demo 2006 report
The bloggers at Demo 2006 are all guzzling the new-product Kool-Aid. But un-blogger Chris Coulter has this habit of sending kick-ass, monomaniacal e-mails to just a handful of people. Why he's not m...
Songbird, the "open source iTunes killer," flies today
Xeni Jardin: Update: The Songbird site is overloaded right now, but here's a download mirror, and another. Some discussion on this digg thread. — A team led by ex-Winamp-er Rob Lord today release...
Korea Plans to Build `Mobile Paradise'
South Korea plans to construct a ``mobile paradise,'' a special district next year, where people will be able to enjoy a seamless service from the world's latest wireless technologies. — The Ministr...
Going once, going twice — your ad in print!
your ad in print! — Here at Google, we like to test things. Some of these tests eventually become full products or features — in fact, we have a whole section of Google Labs dedicated to Labs gradua...
Alfresco Closes $8 Million Investment Round; Top-Tier Venture Capital Firms Mayfield Fund and Accel Invest in Series B Round
LONDON—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Feb. 8, 2006—Alfresco Software, Inc., the first provider of an open source enterprise content management solution, today announced the closing …
Motorola Unveils Latest RAZR Slim Phone Z
Motorola, the world's second-largest cell phone vendor, Wednesday took the wraps off a slim slider phone, which it claims is the ultimate evolution of its hot seller RAZR. — The 14.8-millimeter-thic...
Dealing with Dummies, For Dummies***
As you can imagine I've gotten a lot of legal letters over the past 10 years, but this one might take the cake. — It turns out the dummies at Wiley don't want bloggers using "For Dummies" in their b...
Tablet PC Actually Works
All my Mac friends are going to have an heart attack, because I an about to say something even I did not expect myself to say: I like Tablet PC! (Whew... that took some effort!) I just received a Le...
Tracking Conversations
One of the frustrating things about blogs as "distributed conversation" is keeping track of places where you have commented. People often reply but you never see their answers because you forget or l...
AtariBoy and Digg leads the Y-List revolt
This is not your father's blogosphere. — For the last three days now, Robert Scoble has been dethroned, at least momentarily, as the king of Wordpress.com by 'AtariBoy'. It's not for the first time...
Prediction- Google-powered Star Office suite for Dell
CNBC reports that Google is in negotiation with Dell on a $1 billion deal that would let Google install some of its software on all new Dell computers. — Fellow blogger Rich Tehrani writes that for ...
Sun's next goal: A Linux ecosystem
Sun Microsystems' ambitions have grown another size larger. — The server and software company launched its servers based on its own UltraSparc T1 "Niagara" chips in December, a major part of a drive...
Dell testing preinstalled Google software package
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Dell Inc. and Google Inc. confirmed on Tuesday they are testing a pre-installed package of Google software on Dell computers, in a potential blow to Microsoft Corp.'s dominan...
A9.com Names David Tennenhouse Chief Executive Officer
PALO ALTO, Calif.—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Feb. 7, 2006—A9.com, Inc., a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq:AMZN - News), today named Dr. David Tennenhouse the company's new Chief Executive Officer. — Ten...
Zillow unveils home values
Online startup's tool will estimate worth of properties — The mystery is over. — After more than a year of keeping tight wraps on his heavily funded startup, former Expedia Chief Executive Rich Ba...
Welcome Back To Google, BMW — Missed You These Past Three Days
Missed You These Past Three Days — I said BMW would be back soon after they got banned on Saturday. Matt Cutts over at Google lets everyone know they are now back in. So, they got a three day slap ...
Vonage Holdings Corp.
Common Stock — This is the initial public offering of shares of our common stock. All of the shares of common stock are being sold by us. — Prior to this offering, there has be...
Songbird, the "open source iTunes killer," flies today
Xeni Jardin: Update: The Songbird site is overloaded right now, but here's a download mirror, and another. Some discussion on this digg thread. — A team led by ex-Winamp-er Rob Lord today release...
GMail code hints at coming domain feature
Google's GMail has been firing on all cylinders, but it could be on the verge of getting even more horsepower. Based on information found buried deep within the javascript source, we can start to see...
OPINION://NEUTRALITY, SCHMOOTRALITY: A HERETIC SPEAKS
The calls for a US "network neutrality" rule get louder and louder and louder. — I've covered this topic at length before. But here's the real issue in a nutshell. — Would you want to make it ill...
Podfading Takes Its Toll
Ryan and Jen Ozawa were riding high on the iTunes charts, enjoying a much-envied following of more than 15,000 listeners for their weekly Lost-themed podcast, The Transmission. — Then, in a plot twi...
Vulnerability in Internet Explorer Could Allow Remote Code Execution
What is the scope of the advisory? — Microsoft is aware of a new vulnerability report that affects Internet Explorer, which is a component of Microsoft Windows. The vulnerability affects the softwa...
Weapons of Business Destruction
How a tiny little "patent troll" got BlackBerry in a headlock. — What would happen if a rogue actor managed to get hold of a powerful patent and threatened to detonate it and destroy e-mail as we kn...
The winners of the 2005 Engadget Awards!
Ah yes, the Engadget Awards! All the glitzand glamor of the Oscars, but without all that Best Acting stuff — only technical achievements here, people — themost interesting, innovative, feature-rich g...
Apple Expands IPod Line, Cuts Some Prices
Apple Computer Adds to IPod Products With New 1-Gigabyte Version of Nano, Lower-Priced Shuffles — SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — As competitors continue leaving the portable audio player market, Apple Comp...
Ten-way Skype Conference Calling in 2.0
A joint announcement by Skype and Intel. — Ten-way conference calling is nice. The limit of 5 was imposed by Skype because after 4 people were added to a conference you would run out of CPU cycles....
Apple to take bite at Palm?
Speculation rife as investors call for sale of handheld vendors — Speculation that Apple plans to buy handheld maker Palm has been revived by a call from two leading Palm investors for the company t...
Sony sets price for Blu-ray discs
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Sony Pictures on Tuesday became the first major studio to put a price tag on Blu-ray discs when they become available in U.S. stores this year. — At the same time,...