Monthly archive September, 2009

It won't mean a rollback of those executive compensation cuts, but at least, pending further appeals, Microsoft doesn't have to worry about coughing up the $388 million that a jury in April told it to pay Singapore-based Uniloc for Read More →

As powerful as Google is, it was only unfortunate coincidence that tsunami advisories went up along the West Coast just after the search sovereign announced that starting today it would let 100,000 more people test out its Read More →

I don't think there's been this much buzz about a pair of tablets since some tipster told the Israelites that Moses was coming down from the mountain with his hands full. Tuesday brought fresh fodder on the rumored efforts of Read More →

"We're going to have to consider pricing structures that allow us to sell packages of bytes, and at the end of the day the concept of a flat-rate infinitely expandable service is unachievable." — Verizon Chief Technology Officer Dick Lynch Read More →

DoubleTwist founder Jon Lech Johansen, who has a history of jabbing Apple, has taken the unkindest cut of all, remaking Apple's legendary "1984" commercial with mesmerized pod people and a Jobsian figure as Big Brother, railing Read More →