‘Find My Car Smart’ is the First Low Energy Bluetooth App for iPhone 4S
Earlier this year, Apple introduced a new version of Bluetooth in some of their products. This new version of Bluetooth is known as “Bluetooth Low Energy” or Bluetooth 4.0. The Mac mini and MacBook ...
Facebook For Android Finally Has More Daily Active Users Than Facebook For iPhone
For the first time, the Facebook for Android mobile app has eclipsed the daily active user count of Facebook for iPhone. The Android app launched in September 2009 more than a year after its iPhone s...
Fusion Garage Fired By Its Lawyers
News broke yesterday that Fusion Garage was fired by its PR firm, its website is offline and customers are pissed off that they haven't received their orders. This is the company that we worked with ...
RIAA and Homeland Security Caught Downloading Torrents
Last week we wrote about a new website that exposes what people behind an IP-address have downloaded using BitTorrent. The Russian-based founders of the site gathered this data from public BitTorrent...
Some Thoughts On The Louis CK “Experiment”
Since the early days of this blog, it has been filled with musings on how creativity will be rewarded in the internet age. It is a theme I've come back to again and again. These thoughts have worked...
British Telecom sues Google over six U.S. patents allegedly infringed by Android and various Google services
After Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, and eBay, British Telecommunications plc (commonly referred to as “British Telecom” or simply “BT") has just become the fifth large publicly-traded company …
The Internet Gets Physical
THE Internet likes you, really likes you. It offers you so much, just a mouse click or finger tap away. Go Christmas shopping, find restaurants, locate partying friends, tell the world what you're u...
Apple Plots Its TV Assault
Apple Inc. is moving forward with its assault on television, following up on the ambitions of its late co-founder, Steve Jobs. — In recent weeks, Apple executives have discussed their vision for the...
Proliferation of Choices Hurts BlackBerry Sales, Analysts Say
OTTAWA — Research in Motion's chief executives, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, frightened its investors Thursday when they said the company would not have new BlackBerry phones until late in 2012.
Zynga's Pincus Tries to Keep ‘That Startup Feeling’ After $1 Billion IPO
As Zynga Inc. shares began trading in New York yesterday, hundreds of the company's employees gathered to mark the occasion in the atrium of their San Francisco headquarters. — Zynga Chief Executive...
There Is Something Fundamentally Wrong With AOL's Media Business
This note is from BI Research, a new tech-industry intelligence service. The service is currently in beta and free. To learn more and sign up, please click here. — Everyone piles on AOL all day, a...
British Telecom sues Google over six U.S. patents allegedly infringed by Android and various Google services
After Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, and eBay, British Telecommunications plc (commonly referred to as “British Telecom” or simply “BT") has just become the fifth large publicly-traded company …
Apple supplier Pegatron says small explosion at Shanghai plant
(Reuters) - Apple Inc supplier Pegatron said a small explosion at its subsidiary in Shanghai, China had injured some workers but would not have a big impact on production. — Pegatron said in a state...