FT.com plans pay-per-article system for website
FT.com aims for one-click pay-per-article system by next summer, and reviews whether to offer any content free — The Financial Times is to introduce a full “pay-per-view” model for accessing online ...
Gaming dominates iPhone sales while apps are most popular on Android
The majority of sales undertaken via the App Store are for games, while Android users are buying more tools and applications, according to research carried out by app store analytics company Distimo.
The Case Against Apple-in Five Parts
About six years and $20,000 ago, I made the switch to Apple products after a 20-year love affair with Microsoft. That love affair started with the humble PCjr and ended with an IBM ThinkPad. From DO...
Apple iTunes 9 details, Blu-ray, app organization
We've just received a tip from a pretty reliable source that detailed for us some of iTunes 9's upcoming features and they're pretty exciting. — One of the new additions to iTunes is said to include...
Are the Glory Days Long Gone for I.T.?
IF Thomas M. Siebel can accurately see the future, computer science students with the entrepreneurial gene may want to look for a different major. And investors who think that information technology ...
Nokia RX-51 tablet captured in the wild
Not long at all after that mysterious Nokia RX-51 passed through the FCC comes shots from Indonesian message board Kaskus of the tablet-like device in the wild. The blurred box shot and the label beh...
The Tragedy of the Coffee Shop
Today's edition of the Wall Street Journal has an article about the Tragedy of the Commons being played out at coffee shops in New York: No More Perks: Coffee Shops Pull the Plug on Laptop Users. — ...