Monthly archive April, 2010

Although it was never officially acknowledged, Microsoft's Courier folding tablet concept stirred more excitement among tech watchers than any of the company's actual recent products. In fact, when rumors said Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer would show off some sort Read More →

After having its Flash technology very publicly ripped by Apple CEO Steve Jobs on Thursday (see "Jobs illuminates Apple’s Flash objections"), Adobe could have given in to the temptation of adding more fuel to the flame war. And indeed, Read More →

"He regrets his mistake in not doing more to return the phone. Even though he did obtain some compensation from Gizmodo, Brian thought that it was so that they could review the phone." — Jeffrey Bornstein, attorney for Brian Hogan, Read More →

A timeline of evolution, to scale (keep scrolling); Microsoft's guide to "humor competency"; and a way to measure the speed of light using your microwave and some chocolate. Read More →

In recent weeks, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been taking a more active role in customer relations, mostly in the form of terse e-mail replies to inquiring users. But today he used the larger stage of the company website Read More →

When the world got its first glimpse of HP's upcoming slate device at CES in January, it was in the hands not of an HP exec, but Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, who touted it as the sort of hardware Read More →