Apple's Deep Bench Faces Challenges Wall Street Journal By YUKARI IWATANI KANE And NICK WINGFIELD There are few chief executives who are as closely identified with a company as Steve Jobs has been with Apple Inc. Now that he is stepping down as chief executive— although he will be chairman—it will largely ... | ||
Apple Ruling Hits Samsung Wall Street Journal A Dutch court barred units of Samsung Electronics Co. from selling several smartphone models in much of Europe, marking a victory for Apple Inc. as it engages in global litigation to protect its iPhone and other mobile devices. ... | ||
Russian Rocket Fails in Launch and Crashes New York Times By ANDREW E. KRAMER and KENNETH CHANG MOSCOW — A Russian cargo rocket ferrying three tons of food and fuel to the International Space Station broke down about five minutes after it blasted off on Wednesday, completing its flight by arcing into a ... | ||
Lift, from Obvious Corp., a social network for 'human potential' Los Angeles Times The Obvious Corp. has announced Lift, its first start-up, and its not obvious as to what exactly Lift is. Obvious -- a San Francisco incubator started just about two months ago by Twitter co-founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams, and former head of ... | ||
Nokia Announces Three Symbian Smartphones PC Magazine By Sara Yin Nokia has announced three mid-tier smartphones running on an upgraded version of its proprietary Symbian platform, the Nokia 600, 700, and 701. Nokia's global head of sales, Colin Giles, a company veteran, announced the smartphones in Hong ... | ||
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Microsoft previews smarter file copying for Windows 8 msnbc.com A consolidated dialog box showing multiple files being copied in Windows 8. This optional, detailed view shows transfer progress and throughput graphs. A dialog box in Windows 8 shows a consolidated view of two files copying, rather than opening ... | ||
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Facebook may raise risk of teen substance abuse San Francisco Chronicle Teens who see drugs and alcohol used on Facebook and other social network sites may be affected by it. A New York research group released a study Wednesday claiming American teenagers who spend time on Facebook, Myspace or other social networking sites ... | ||
Walking could power your next cell phone, researchers say CNN By Doug Gross, CNN An "energy harvester" in a user's shoe could convert energy from walking into power for cell phones, researchers say. (CNN) -- Will you be able to charge your next mobile phone simply by walking around? A group of researchers at the ... | ||
SF transit board developing cellphone policy BusinessWeek By PAUL ELIAS Transit agency directors appeared ready Wednesday to set a policy allowing police to cut wireless phone access on San Francisco Bay area train platforms, but only in extreme public safety circumstances. Eight of the nine Bay Area Rapid ... | ||
Room-temperature brown dwarf spied just 9 light-years off Register By Lester Haines • Get more from this author Scientists perusing data collected by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) have spotted some really cool stars – brown dwarfs with an atmospheric temperature as low as an agreeable 25°C. Dubbed ... | ||
The Tech Trade Just What Did Google Buy? Forbes Larry Page might discover--to his horror--that he has given comfort to the enemy: Microsoft. Was Larry Page's first major move as Google's CEO a big screwup? At the very least, the search engine giant's $12.5 billion deal to buy smartphone and ... | ||
As Hurricane Irene nears, Americans turn again to social networks Computerworld By Sharon Gaudin Computerworld - After an earthquake rattled the East Coast and now a hurricane is roaring toward land, it's becoming increasingly clear that social networks are a key part of our disaster response. The American Red Cross reported today ... | ||
Beijing Communist Party Chief Issues Veiled Warning to Chinese Web Portal Wall Street Journal By JOSH CHIN And LORETTA CHAO BEIJING–Beijing's Communist Party chief issued a veiled warning to Chinese Internet portal Sina over its Weibo microblogging service after a visit to the company's headquarters, a sign of the government's growing anxiety ... | ||
Android malware up 76 percent, nonexistent on iOS CNET (blog) A recent study has found that Apple's iOS is still untouched by malware, whereas users who choose Google's Android platform are 76 percent more likely to encounter funky software, making it the most susceptible mobile operating system in the world. ... | ||
Time Warner Cable's Sling rebate: Broadband push or broadcast dig? GigaOm By Ryan Lawler Aug. 24, 2011, 3:15pm PT No Comments Time Warner Cable will soon unveil a new promotion that will give rebates for SlingBoxes to its Wideband high-speed Internet customers. In a story first reported by the New York Times, ... | ||
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Hulu bids due - who will win its hand? Reuters By Brent Lang LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Bids for Hulu are due on Wednesday from a collection of tech and satellite giants -- with Yahoo, Google, Amazon and DirecTV among the likely contenders. Apple, which was at one point sniffing around the video ... | ||
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Hacker group posts explicit photos of BART spokesman San Jose Mercury News By Denis Cuff OAKLAND -- The alliance of hackers called Anonymous stepped up its attack on BART Wednesday by posting a partially nude photo of who they say is the transit agency's chief media spokesman, Linton Johnson. Anonymous has been calling for ... | ||
Robonaut 2: Helper, job stealer ... or Cylon? Los Angeles Times There are two things I know for certain: I love technology. And I hate technology. A 330-pound humanoid robot was electronically awakened aboard the International Space Station this week, beginning its life as an astronaut's assistant. ... | ||
BlackBerry, the Best Yet, Isn't Enough New York Times By DAVID POGUE Research in Motion just unveiled a new smartphone, the BlackBerry Bold 9900. The question is: Does anybody care? The latest in technology from the Times's David Pogue, with a new look. The BlackBerry Bold 9900 has a stainless steel rim, ... |
25 August 2011
Steve Jobs resigns as CEO--Apple's Deep Bench Faces Challenges
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