Macworld iPad panelists defy Steve Jobs' snub of the show
This year's annual Macworld conference is missing a key component: Apple. The company — very likely Steve Jobs himself — decided last year that they weren't getting enough out of Macworld. — This y...
These Battle Lines Are Drawn in Yellow
JASON COWIE, the owner of Kingpinz Skateboard and Snowboard Shop in Houston, has done a pretty good job of getting his business noticed on the Web. Just type “skateboards in Houston” on a search engi...
Calpella to get replaced by Huron River in 2011
Intel is all about platforms — It's no secret that Intel likes its platforms as it gives it a chance to take more than one chip, comfortably wrap it around the term “Platform” and sell it to you. N...
HP Opens First Ever Wind-cooled Data Center
From the outside, Hewlett-Packard's newest data center looks like a massive, well-secured loading dock, devoid of logos and surrounded by a robust barbed-wired fence in a nondescript industrial park. ...
Samsung Confirms Chrome Based Netbook
Samsung Australia has confirmed that it is set to launch a new netbook running the new Chrome operating system. — At a launch yesterday for several new Intel based Samsung notebooks, the head of Sam...
Though Absent, Apple Permeates Barcelona Fair
The biggest gathering of the global mobile phone industry begins on Monday in Barcelona, and much of the talk will be about the company that is not there: Apple. — Its iPhone has been imitated by la...
Average iPhone Consumer Data Usage Pegged at Five Times That of BlackBerry
Consumer Reports announced this week the results of a study it commissioned assessing the monthly data usage for customers of Apple's iPhone and other smartphones. The data, obtained from over 1,000 ...
Teacup, Meet Storm, pt. IV: Adobe Blocking HTML5?
There's a bit of ruckus going on at the moment in the world of HTML5. A number of people are claiming that Adobe has blocked the latest publication of the HTML5 standard. However, after diving into ...