Apple LTE-enabled iPhone Due in 2012, iPhone 4S Preparations for September 2011
Though not a particular surprise, Digitime's sources claim that the LTE-enabled “iPhone 4S” is unlikely to launch until 2012. … LTE is the next generation data transfer technology beyond 3G and is fre...
More app developers sued over patent claims
Fears that smartphones are becoming new hunting ground for so-called ‘patent trolls’ as 10 more app developers sued over infringement claims — Another patent-owning company has targeted app develope...
Apple to launch new MacBook Air in June-July
The Taiwan-based supply chain for Apple products will begin shipments of new 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch MacBook Air models featuring Sandy Bridge platform and Thunderbolt interface in late May for launch...
Intel: Windows on ARM won't run ‘legacy apps’
Waves flag for ‘traditional’ Windows 8 — Microsoft may be porting Windows 8 to the ARM architecture, but the general manager of Intel's software and services group insists she's not losing any sleep...
The Information Sage
Meet Edward Tufte, the graphics guru to the power elite who is revolutionizing how we see data. — Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon Delicious — Illustrated by Merchant for the Brunswick Rev...
The “Post-PC” Era: It's Real, But It Doesn't Mean What You Think It Does
Computing is changing. The news last week showed that loud and clear, as Microsoft bet big on Skype's voice and video technology and Google announced partnerships with Samsung and Acer to build lapto...
“Hulu For Magazines” Opens Its Android Newsstand
Apple has won over some of the big magazine publishers, who have reached deals to sell subscriptions via iTunes. But it's not an exclusive arrangement: Now the magazine guys are starting to sell on G...
Facebook Gets Broad Patent on Digital Media Tagging
Facebook has done well with the Friendster patents and patent applications that it acquired. Just last week, a patent application for passing personal info between users based on degrees of separatio...
For Buyers of Web Start-Ups, Goal Is Corralling Young Talent
SAN FRANCISCO — Sam Lessin sold his Web start-up to Facebook for millions last year, and Facebook promptly shut it down. All Facebook wanted was Mr. Lessin. — That is what it has come to in bubbly ...
Why Google's hiring process is broken
Some context... Google is one of today's top companies, thanks to their continued efforts in building the best and fastest algorithms. — They have put together a yet-to-be-matched team of engineers...
New York Public Library brings history to your fingertips with Biblion for iPad
The New York Public Library is beginning to embrace tablets in a big way, starting today with the launch of its new iPad app, “Biblion: The Boundless Library.” — Available for free, the first editio...
Microsoft Says Intel Exec Was Wrong About Windows 8
Yesterday, Intel senior vice president Renee James spilled some details about Microsoft's next version of Windows, claiming that the ARM version won't run legacy Windows apps (which were designed only...
Apple signs EMI, cloud-music deals nearly done
Apple is closing in on obtaining the necessary agreements with the top four record companies that will enable the company to launch a fully licensed cloud-music service, according to sources with know...