The Plot to Kill Google
When Google's lawyers entered the smooth marble hallways of the Department of Justice on the morning of October 17, they had reason to feel confident. Sure, they were about to face the antitrust divi...
Microsoft cuts back on campus expansion plans
Microsoft is embarking on a set of cost cutting measures, which include postponing most of its plans to further expand its facilities across the Puget Sound region. Much more from my story in tomorro...
Watching the Obama Official Inauguration on Linux with Moonlight.
I just wanted to confirm that you can watch today's Barack Obama Official Inauguration video stream using Moonlight on Linux/x86 and Linux/x86-64 systems. — All you need to do is to go to the Moonli...
Apple's Mac, iPod sales see slight rebound in December
Sales of Apple's Mac and iPod products bounced back last month following a disappointing November, helping the company's performance in those segments pull slightly ahead of Wall Street's consensus es...
Ustream Viewing Application is in the Apple App Store
The Ustream iPhone Viewing Application is now available in the Apple App Store. — The Ustream iPhone Viewing Application was pending approval from Apple and was approved in time for the inauguration...
Logitech to cut up to 600 jobs
Clarification at 7:40 a.m. PST: The percentage figure for net income has been fixed. — Logitech International announced late Monday plans to cut 550 to 600 jobs, as it posted a steep drop in its fin...
Corporate Blogs: It's The PageRank, Stupid
If you're running an online business and have hired a consultant who tells you that you should have a corporate blog to “better connect with the community”, fire that consultant. — If you have a cor...
Coupons Clips Google Engineering Director
By Jessica E. Vascellaro — The down economy has dramatically slowed hiring at Google. But it hasn't stopped startups from poaching the company's stars. — Coupons Inc., which makes software to hel...
Web Sites Scale Up for Inauguration Traffic
Popular web sites and social networks are scaling up for huge web traffic for today's inauguration of Barack Obama as the 44th president. But there's debate over whether today's traffic will challeng...
Apple's Real Problem: Netbooks
Forget Steve Jobs' health problems. Cheap “netbooks” could steal the sizzle from Apple's hot notebook business. — BURLINGAME, Calif.—Forget Steve Jobs' health problems. Apple has other troubles. ...
Clippy - iSpazio Exclusive: Finally the real Copy & Paste for iPhone and iPod Touch is here!
Everyone was missing it! Finally we got the real Copy and Paste application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch! It's Clippy, avaiable from the iSpazio Repository in Cydia: — It's very easy to use...
Metadata: Cisco Serves Up A Big One
Reports of Cisco's move into servers only tell part of the story. — Reports that Cisco is moving into the server business indicate that, economic hard times and all, the networking giant is still pu...
Chaos Reigns in the PC Industry
The popularity of netbooks, Acer's rise, Lenovo's fall, the struggles of component makers to sell virtually anything — it all makes for a crazy time in the personal computer market these days. — The...
Marketers Look Beyond Search Engines
Facebook, MySpace, iPhone Figure in Efforts by Pizza Hut, Others to Boost Online Exposure While Controlling Costs — Marketers, seeking to boost their online exposure while keeping a lid on costs, ar...
As Obama becomes President, get ready for Change.gov
As Barack Obama is sworn in as President today, Change.gov will come to the White House. — As he takes the oath of office, the White House website - occupied by President George. W. Bush for the pa...
Twingly inaugurating world's first federated microblog search
This is it! Today we're launching Twingly Microblog Search. — We've been microblogging for a couple of years now at Twingly. Mostly at Jaiku because it's been the service of choice for new-media-p...
Online TV Sites Battle for Viewers
Sites like TV.com, Hulu, and Joost that feature much of the same content are hoping that social-networking features will put them ahead of the crowd — On TV, content is king. But on the Web, commun...
LGE ships 100 million handsets in 2008, ranking third worldwide, says South Korea paper
LG Electronics (LGE) shipped over 100 million handsets in 2008, surpassing the amounts shipped by Motorola and Sony Ericsson, respectively, to capture, for the first time, third place in the global ha...