Unlocked Apple iPhones a leading indicator of great global demand
I’ve been reporting about all the hand-wringing on Wall Street regarding the news that a million…
Entries for January, 2008
Lenovo, Fujitsu covet Apple MacBook Air’s special Intel chip
The PC industry is wasting little time getting in line behind Apple to use Intel’s spiffy new notebook chip…
CNET blogger: Apple’s gotten in over its head with the iPhone
Don Resinger asks via CNET’s Crave, “Is Apple in over its head with the iPhone?”
CNET blogger: Apple’s gotten in over its head with the iPhone
Don Reisinger asks via CNET’s Crave, “Is Apple in over its head with the iPhone?”
Gartner: Apple will double its U.S. and Western Europe Mac unit market share by 2011
Gartner, Inc. has highlighted 10 key predictions of events and developments that will affect IT and business in 2008 and beyond…
MacBook Air hits Apple Store Fifth Avenue (with video)
Apple’s new ultra-thin MacBook Air has hit the company’s flagship Apple Store Fifth Avenue…
Apple iPhone plowed over by 18-wheeler; still works perfectly
I was filling my car up with gas in the sharp cold gusting winds we’ve had here in Kansas lately…
Mossberg: Multi-touch interface starts to spread among new devices
We are now witnessing the emergence of a new user interface for digital devices…
Mossberg: Multi-touch interface starts to spread among new devices
We are now witnessing the emergence of a new user interface for digital devices…
Google releases Google Toolbox for Mac as open source project
We’re happy to release Google Toolbox for Mac as a new open source project…
Garmin enters cellphone market with Apple iPhone look-alike
Garmin today announced its entrance into the mobile phone market with the nuvifone…
Amazon to buy Audible for $300 million
Amazon.com, Inc. today announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Audible Inc…
Report: Google, Dell teaming up on cellphone
Google and Dell are collaborating on a handset, says a new claim by ad magazine MarketingWeek…
FTC settles with advertiser for spam campaign
An online advertiser that drove traffic to its Web sites by sending out spam with misleading subject lines has agreed to settle a U.S. Federal Communications Commission complaint charging that it failed to tell consumers they had to spend money to receive so-called free products, the FTC announced Wednesday.
Porn to sex up Apple iPhone
Size matters in pornography, except when it comes to tiny mobile phone screens…
