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AOL: We've Got TechCrunch By David Needle | Article Published September 28, 2010 Spunky, often controversial Web property TechCrunch joins the establishment as part of AOL. Tags: Internet, blogs, AOL, media, TechCrunch Amazon Taking Kindle DX Global By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published January 06, 2010 E-commerce giant upgrading largest version of popular e-reading device with global wireless connectivity. Tags: handheld, media, Amazon Kindle, Kindle, Publishing What's Wrong With Google Dictionary? By Mike Elgan | Article Published December 09, 2009 Google Dictionary represents a colossal dumbing down of the English Language. Tags: software, Google, international, search, media Nokia: Businesses Interested in Netbook By - Reuters | Article Published November 19, 2009 Nokia launched its netbook with the consumer market in mind, yet now sees major corporate interest. Tags: media, IT, netbooks, consumer, Nokia Apple to Open 40-50 Stores in 2010 By - Reuters | Article Published November 13, 2009 The computer maker plans to capitalize on its growing popularity in the PC and handheld markets. Tags: media, consumer, retail, Apple Microsoft Axes 800 Staffers, Finishes Layoffs By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published November 05, 2009 The job reductions were part of Microsoft's plan to cut 5 percent of its workforce by June 2010. Tags: media, IT, Microsoft, software Facebook Scores Victory over Spammers By - Reuters | Article Published October 30, 2009 Facebook was awarded $711.2 million in damages relating to an anti-spam case against Internet marketer Sanford Wallace. Tags: networking, social networking, media, Facebook Web Domain Addresses to Use World Languages By - Reuters | Article Published October 30, 2009 Internet URLs will no longer be strictly in the Latin alphabet used by English speakers, a move that should increase global Web use. Tags: IT, ICANN, government, media Fake 'Security' Software on Many PCs By - Reuters | Article Published October 19, 2009 Scammers plant fake security alerts that offers "security software" that actually downloads malware. Tags: security, software, media, virus India to be World Tech Leader, Forbes Says By - Reuters | Article Published October 12, 2009 As software companies move up in the value chain, India's strength in the service sector will emerge strongly, opines Forbes CEO Steve Forbes. Tags: services, policy, software, media, IT Leadership iPhone OS Update: Fixes Bugs, Battery Problems Remain By Michelle Megna | Article Published October 09, 2009 The iPhone OS update is a step forward yet still encounters criticism. Tags: software, iPhone, services, video, media The Future Has No Moving Parts (Or Hard Disks or Keyboards�) By Mike Elgan | Article Published October 01, 2009 All tech trend lines point to the total elimination of funky contraptions that use gears, wheels, spokes and other industrial-revolution technologies. Tags: media, Storage, keyboards, iPhone, Solid-State Drives Steve Ballmer Takes Salary Cut By - Reuters | Article Published September 30, 2009 But the Microsoft CEO still owns approximately $10 billion worth of company stock. Tags: Microsoft, software, media Dell to Acquire Perot Systems for $3.9 billion By - Reuters | Article Published September 21, 2009 Some analysts called the acquisition too pricey for comfort. Tags: media, Dell, services, HP Google CEO Doubts Murdoch's 'Pay for Content' By - Reuters | Article Published September 18, 2009 Publishers won't succeed at charging for online content because too much free material is already available. Tags: media, Google, IT, video Microsoft Launches Lawsuit Against 'Malvertisers' By - Reuters | Article Published September 18, 2009 Harmful online advertisers are now a legal target of the software giant. Tags: software, media, Microsoft, advertising Understanding Different Twitter Account Types By David Strom | Article Published September 17, 2009 Knowing the various Twitter accounts will help you reach a larger audience. Tags: search, corporate, media, Twitter, blogs Gaming on the iPhone Stinks! By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | Article Published September 15, 2009 Sure, Apple claims otherwise, but the platform’s drawbacks are hard to paper over. Tags: media, iPhone, Apple Big Changes at Intel By - Reuters | Article Published September 14, 2009 The dominant chip maker is restructuring its business in the wake of a major departure. Tags: IT, Intel, marketing, media Google is Developing Cheaper Solar Power By - Reuters | Article Published September 10, 2009 The search giant's efforts in cost effective solar power are part of its green IT initiative. Tags: IT, Google, media, search Apple to host Big Event September 9 By - Reuters | Article Published September 01, 2009 Apple watchers speculate that Apple's so-called iPad will be unveiled at a high profile confab on September 9. Yet that appears unlikely. Tags: media, software, Apple, video eBay to Sell Most of Skype By - Reuters | Article Published September 01, 2009 EBay will sell off a 65 percent stake in Skype for $2.75 billion. Tags: media, control, eBay, Skype, business Why I Lust After an Apple HDTV By Don Reisinger | Article Published August 31, 2009 No, the product doesn't exist yet, but one expert greatly wishes it did. Tags: support, iPhone, Apple TV, media IBM, Indian IT Firms Split Deal with BP By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published August 26, 2009 IBM and Indian firms, Tata, Infosys and Wipro each won five-year IT services contract from oil and gas major BP. Tags: Enterprise, media, IBM, services, indian tech firm Britain May Block Net Access for File Sharers By - Reuters | Article Published August 25, 2009 The proposed step would be an effort to curtail the illegal sharing of copyrighted material. Tags: music, broadband, consumer, media MSFT Hopes to Stay Word Injunction By - Reuters | Article Published August 19, 2009 The software giant has filed a motion to continue to allow it sell all of its version of Word. Tags: XML, Microsoft, Copyright, software, media Apple Investigates iPhone Explosion Rumors By - Reuters | Article Published August 18, 2009 Reports of exploding iPhones are so far isolated, yet Apple appears to be taking them seriously. Tags: Apple, iPhone, media IBM to use DNA in Microchips By - Reuters | Article Published August 17, 2009 Artificial DNA nanostructures, or "DNA origami" may provide a cheap framework on which to build tiny microchips, according to a paper in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. Tags: Copyright, chips, IBM, media, international Apple Tablet to Debut With New Album Format? By - Reuters | Article Published July 29, 2009 The major labels will launch a new digital album format about the same time that Apple debuts its tablet this fall, according to sources. Tags: media, iPhone, software, music Microsoft Stores to Launch in Autumn By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published July 29, 2009 Expect the brand new stores to promote shiny Microsoft mobile gadgets, among other tech gear. Tags: software, e-Mail, Microsoft, Windows, media Slow File Access Slows Remote Staff By - Reuters | Article Published July 29, 2009 While many workers would prefer to work off-site, accessing files is a major slowdown. Tags: software, media, IT, server Sprint to Snap Up Virgin Mobile USA By - Reuters | Article Published July 28, 2009 The wireless carrier deal is valued at $483 million. Tags: media, wireless, IT, Sprint Twitter to Get Refresh? By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 26, 2009 The rapidly growing microblogging phenom is expected to reveal a makeover this coming week. Tags: Twitter, marketing, startups, media, servers Solid State Drives Preparing to Dominate By Paul Rubens | Article Published July 22, 2009 Conventional hard drives will go the way of the doo-doo bird in server and enterprise market. Tags: media, consumer, Storage, server, servers 5 Tips for Better PowerPoint Presentations By Helen Bradley | Article Published July 22, 2009 Taking care with layout, images and text will greatly improve your PowerPoint presentation. Tags: Microsoft, video, PowerPoint, media MSFT to Launch Stores Near Apple's By - Reuters | Article Published July 16, 2009 The move appears designed to draw a distinction based on price. Tags: software, Apple, media, Microsoft Can Social Media Help Discover Customer Preferences? By Rob Enderle | Article Published July 16, 2009 A 15-year-old writes a report about online media that shocks the financial industry. Why were his comments so surprising? Tags: Facebook, music, SAP, IT, media Patent Licensing Firm Sues IBM over ASIC By - Reuters | Article Published July 14, 2009 The suit concerns the fabrication and sales of a chip and application in the ASIC products. Tags: patents, media, IT, IBM Will Laid-Off Techies Boost Web Crime? By - Reuters | Article Published July 14, 2009 A mid-year cyber security reports suggests that there may be yet another dark side to the economic downturn. Tags: security, hackers, Cisco, media, support Google: Chrome OS 'News' in Late '09 By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 10, 2009 Pushing aggressively against Windows dominance, Google says that it will announce Chrome OS news for netbooks sometime in 2009. Tags: IT, Microsoft, Google, media iPhone 3G S: Over One Million Sold By - Reuters | Article Published June 22, 2009 Apple's latest iPhone is a stunning success in its market debut. Tags: media, iPhone, software Twitter Gives Dell Big Sales Boost By - Reuters | Article Published June 12, 2009 The popular microblogging network gives Dell extra reach amid a tough economy. Tags: Twitter, software, Dell, media Sweden 'Free Web' Party Scores EU Seat By - Reuters | Article Published June 08, 2009 Pleasing those who want everything to be free on the Net, Sweden's Pirate Party won a seat in the European Parliament. Tags: media, Internet, music, Copyright, IT Microsoft Lifts Limits on Windows 7 Starter By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published June 01, 2009 Responding to complaints, Microsoft will no longer place a three-app limit on Windows 7 Starter Edition. Tags: software, Windows 7, Microsoft, Windows, media The Mega-Merger That Never Measured Up By Chris Nerney | Article Published May 28, 2009 The Mega-Merger That Never Measured Up Tags: Internet, merger, Time Warner, AOL, media Microsoft to Unveil New Zune By - Reuters | Article Published May 27, 2009 Later this year the software giant will launch a refreshed competitor in the music player market. Tags: Microsoft, media, video, music Twitter Moving to TV By - Reuters | Article Published May 26, 2009 A new television show will be the first to incorporate a tweetstream into its action. Tags: media, Office, Reuters, networking Tech Firms: Bottom Line vs. Moving Forward By - Reuters | Article Published May 22, 2009 As cutbacks continue, tech firms are running out of places to save pennies, given that they must continue to innovate. Tags: software, wireless, media, SAP Bill Gates: Tech Will Help End Downturn By - Reuters | Article Published May 22, 2009 The Microsoft founder said that tech will help the world's ailing financial markets work better, among other advantages offered. Tags: media, Microsoft, software Microsoft to Pay $200 Million for Patent Infringement By - Reuters | Article Published May 21, 2009 A Texas federal jury ordered Microsoft to pay Canadian software firm i4i Ltd $200 million in damages for infringing a patent. Microsoft will appeal. Tags: Microsoft, media, software, Vista iPhone Without Data Plan May be Released By - Reuters | Article Published May 19, 2009 A leading industry analyst expects Apple in coming weeks to unveil new iPhones that will appeal to more cost-conscious consumers. Tags: media, iPhone, services, wireless Nokia Launches Its Lowest Cost 3G Cell Phone By - Reuters | Article Published May 18, 2009 The new cell phone is the least expensive so far from from Nokia. Tags: handset, Nokia, media Twitter Offers Mea Culpa over 'Replies' By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published May 17, 2009 Twitter's Biz Stone offered an apology for the recent confusion regarding the user replies feature on the popular microblogging site. Tags: servers, Twitter, media Google Improves Search on Cell Phones By - Reuters | Article Published May 13, 2009 Google touted various new offerings, including a solution for better search on cell phones. Tags: media, search, Google, desktop Software Piracy Keeps on Growing By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published May 12, 2009 The multi-year growth trend in software piracy shows no sign of abating, according to a business group. Tags: software, piracy, media More Microsoft Layoffs? By - Reuters | Article Published May 06, 2009 Redmond keeps its options open regarding workforce reduction. Tags: Microsoft, media Apple Moving to Design Own Chip By - Reuters | Article Published April 30, 2009 A couple of key hires indicate that Apple is moving toward building its own chip. Tags: chips, media, Apple, semiconductor, iPhone Google Book Deal Reviewed by U.S. Justice Dept. By - Reuters | Article Published April 29, 2009 Industry observers see possible antitrust issues with Google's recent proposed settlement with the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers. Tags: Google, search, media, antitrust Surfing Facebook Gets Woman Fired By - Reuters | Article Published April 27, 2009 A Swiss woman was fired for using Facebook while claiming to be home sick. Tags: media, Facebook, iPhone, IT Facebook New Usage Policy: 'A Success' By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published April 25, 2009 Privacy experts doubt that Facebook's new policies will in fact better safeguard data. Tags: media, Facebook, Storage, privacy, policy CNN-Kutcher Imbroglio Suggests Twitter Changes By Ed Sutherland | Article Published April 19, 2009 The CNN-Kutcher controversy may spur Twitter to adopt its long-awaited business plan. Tags: e-Mail, Twitter, media, services, policy Pirate Bay Operators Get Prison Time By - Reuters | Article Published April 17, 2009 Four operators of the sprawling file sharing site Pirate Bay were give one-year prison terms for copyright breach. Tags: music, media, servers, piracy, international Source: Steve Jobs Continues Key Role at Apple By - Reuters | Article Published April 13, 2009 A recent news report indicates that the Apple executive's role in the firm is little diminished by his medical leave. Tags: Apple, iPhone, Copyright, media Hackers Break into U.S. Grid By - Reuters | Article Published April 08, 2009 Hackers deposit malware on the national grid, which could later disrupt the entire system. Tags: media, security, software Intel: Will Stimulus Stimulate Chips? By - Reuters | Article Published April 08, 2009 Intel head Craig Barrett said it's unclear when the buyers will come back. Tags: consumer, media, chips, Intel Blogs Spat: Google to Buy Twitter? By - Reuters | Article Published April 06, 2009 Major blogs disagree strongly about the potential for a Google acquisition of Twitter. Tags: Twitter, Google, e-Mail, media, search IBM-Sun Negotiations Appear Unsuccessful By - Reuters | Article Published April 06, 2009 Sun Microsystems apparently balked at the amount of the offer. Tags: Sun Microsystems, media, IBM, IT New Twitter Search Tool Could Find Profit By Andy Patrizio | Article Published April 05, 2009 Facing competition from more advanced services like Twhirl, Twitterfall, the Twitteroo client, and Tweetdeck, Twitter has debuted its Discovery search engine. Tags: developer, search, Twitter, services, media Google Might Buy Twitter By - Reuters | Article Published April 03, 2009 As first reported by TechCrunch, Google may be negotiating to acquire Twitter. Tags: media, search, Google, Twitter Social Network Ning Eyes Big Growth By - Reuters | Article Published March 26, 2009 Web-based community Xing see the potential for major expansion in the European market. Tags: social networking, media, services, marketing Tech Allows Houseplants to Twitter By - Reuters | Article Published March 26, 2009 A water-sensing device in the soil, connected to the Internet, allows houseplants to send a Twitter message when they need water. Tags: Twitter, telecommunications, wireless, software, media Skype Goes After Corporate Market By - Reuters | Article Published March 23, 2009 The popular Internet calling software will now connect with corporate phone systems. Tags: software, international, services, media, Copyright Microsoft Touts Next-Gen Multitouch 'Surface' By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published March 17, 2009 Without making firm commitments, Microsoft promotes the advantages of its Surface multitouch system. Tags: Microsoft, software, multitouch, media, programming Apple 10-Inch Touchscreen Coming? By - Reuters | Article Published March 12, 2009 Nothing confirmed, but Apple will apparently take delivery of 10-inch touchscreens soon. Tags: smartphones, Apple, IT, media, Copyright TomTom to Fight Microsoft Lawsuit By - Reuters | Article Published February 26, 2009 Yet some industry observers suggest that the GPS maker will actually settle with Microsoft. Tags: international, media, software, Copyright, Microsoft |
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