Google changes pricing options for Nexus One: 100 new reasons to purchase the N1
Customers who recently paid $379 for the Nexus One will soon be receiving a $100 refund from Google. The refund does not apply to any other customers who purchased the Nexus One.
Apple Cofounder Confesses: He Loves the Google Phone
Steve Wozniak admits he's jumped to Google's ship — Steve Wozniak may have once cut in line to get an iPhone. But now he's moved on to a hotter gadget. — The cofounder of Apple — the company that...
China Brushes Off Google Threat, Welcomes Law Abiders
China brushed off Google Inc.'s threat to withdraw from the country because of censorship requirements and cyber attacks, saying it encourages the development of an open Internet. China welcomes inte...
Patent wars: Kodak sues Apple, RIM for patent infringement
Eastman Kodak said Thursday that it has filed lawsuits against both Apple and Research in Motion over digital imaging patents. — Kodak launched its lawsuits on two fronts. Kodak filed a complaint w...
Mac sales can't keep pace with cheap PCs, Apple slips to No. 5
Sales up 23% to 31%, say Gartner and IDC, but low-priced PCs gain share — Computerworld - While Mac sales in the U.S. were up 31% in the fourth quarter of 2009, Apple was unable to keep pace with ex...
Q&A with Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha: Motoblur Tablet on the Way?
He's credited with rescuing Motorola from the blink of oblivion. And he recently spearheaded the introduction of the hottest-selling Android phone yet, thanks in part to Verizon Wireless' massive adv...
Apple Still Considering Offering a Stylus?
Tablet-like device depicted with stylus — Given Steve Jobs' distaste for styluses, it comes as a surprise that Apple has recently applied for a patent application exploring the use of a stylus for t...
IBM grabs largest enterprise cloud deployment
IBM is expected to announce on Thursday the largest enterprise cloud computing deployment to date as Panasonic begins a migration off Microsoft Exchange to IBM's LotusLive cloud service. More than 10...
Vodafone takes on TomTom with free satNav iPhone app, shifts 50k iPhones
Vodafone began offering the iPhone to its UK customers today, and seems off to a strong start - it despatched 50,000 units to customers pre-ordering the device today. — Vodafone joins Orange …
Oneforty Rolls Out Premium Twitter App Marketplace; Raises $1.9 Million
There's no doubt that Twitter has managed to create a vibrant ecosystem of third party apps and services around its microblogging platform. When we wrote about oneforty, a social app directory for al...
Is That a Real New York Times App or a Fake? Apple Doesn't Want to Know.
Has the New York Times (NYT) finally started charging people to read its news online? Not yet. — But it sure looks like they do if you visit Apple's iTunes store, which is selling two different New...
Consumers Don't Dig Apple iTunes
Forrester just released its annual Customer Experience Index, a ranking of some 133 companies across 14 industries. The firms were rated by regular users according to three principles: whether the se...
Blippy Opens to Public and Scores High-Profile Investors-Including Twitter's Evan Williams-for the Twitter of $$
Blippy, a start-up that lets users broadcast their credit card transactions online, will open itself up to the public today and announce a slate of high-profile Silicon Valley investors.
Optimized Search Suggestions using your location
Typing a query into the search box on a phone can often be slow and difficult. For this reason, relevant search suggestions that match your intended query can meaningfully reduce the time and effort ...
Intel denies Corei5 MacBook prize claims
Intel has rejected yesterday's reports claiming imminent release of new Core i5 MacBook Pros. — As reported by Spanish site Faq-Mac.com, an Intel promotion suggested Apple to be on the cusp of relea...
Poll: Most won't pay to read newspapers online
Would you pay to read your favorite newspaper online? Most say no, at least according to a new Harris poll. — With traditional print newspapers struggling to turn a profit, many have turned to the ...
Guardian accounts reveal £4m price tag for PaidContent
Accounts filed by Guardian News and Media reveal that the company paid £4m for website PaidContent in 2008 - rather than the £15m ($30m) which has previously been reported. — Press Gazette understan...
White House hosts corporate executives to get tech ideas for government
The federal government has corporate envy. — So the Obama administration has invited dozens of the nation's top executives to the White House on Thursday seeking tips on how the federal bureaucracy ...
Kindle in classroom hurts blind students, DOJ warns
IDG News Service - Three U.S. universities will stop promoting the use of Amazon.com's Kindle DX e-book reader in classrooms after complaints that the device doesn't give blind students equal access t...
Lawsuits: AT&T collects illegal taxes on Internet access
AT&T's wireless unit has been hit by numerous federal lawsuits over the last month, each arguing that the mobile telephony giant is illegally collecting nonexistent “taxes” on phone data access plans.