Skyhook Wireless, which provides precise location data for smartphones, acknowledged Friday that Apple has stopped using its technology in the latest versions of the iPhone and other products. Read the rest of this entry »
(Via Sue Ellen Schaming and Richard Greenfield)
What a great quote from Jeff Bezos talking to Charlie Rose:
Apples new iPhone 4 went on sale in Singapore Friday, and its debut in this city state may have been more over-the-top than its U.S. debut last month. Read the rest of this entry »
Just because you’re on vacation and lounging at the beach doesn’t mean your brand has to relax too.
Here are ten ways you can promote your brand when you’re supposed to be relaxing:
1: Build a sand model of your store or office.
2: This one’s for the ladies. Get a one piece suit and using an exact-o [...]
The last couple of months I’ve been working with a very cool French startup called Pearltrees in an advisory capacity. It’s part of my nascent consulting services business which helps me continue publishing and funding Silicon Valley Watcher.
The wraps officially come off of the newest BlackBerry touch-screen phone next week.
[This guest post is extracted from a longer article: Saving Silicon Valley.]
If youre looking to buy a new Amazon Kindle right now, youre out of luck. The e-reader is listed as temporarily out of stock on Amazons site, and there isnt a delivery date available. Read the rest of this entry »
SAP, Europe’s largest software company, posted strong revenues and earnings for its fiscal Q2. The results bode well for US IT spending. SAP also said it had completed its acquisition of Sybase.
Digits spoke with Jonathan Zittrain, a law and computer science professor at Harvard, about WikiLeaks and technology’s role in facilitating the release of information. Read the rest of this entry »