In Tech: Apple iPad at Walmart, New York Times app, Texting on rise, Netflix PS3
Nielson Co. reported that on average teens text 3,339 times per month.
With Facebook, Microsoft Bing extends influence of social recommendations
Is search more fun when you bring your friends?
Sony’s Google TV launches – but will consumers want it?
Complexity and high price just two issues handicapping the new line.
US Trademark Office to Apple, “There’s a Trademark for that!”
In other news, two-thirds of people do not find the current Levis jeans campaign offensive.
Microsoft reveals Windows Phone 7 handsets
But will Angry Birds be available on the new mobile OS?
Health 2.0: From data to meaningful use
Even before the opening remarks, I could feel the energy of the room that is consistent with most web 2.0 and social media events.
Would you pay $10 for all-you-can-eat Apple iTunes?
Currently Microsoft, with its Zune pass, is one of the few large companies offering a monthly service.
Cisco Umi – too much corporate think, say mi
I've seen this happen at Cisco for years. Look at their Linksys acquisition which flailed for years.
First Impressions: Zoom H1 pocket field recorder
My biggest question about the H1 is its sound quality.
New Motorola Droid Pro first words “I, BlackBerry!”
No doubt, Motorola wants a piece of the corporate action.
