Something is always killing something else in the world of tech headline writers. Apple iPhone is killing something or being killed; and Google+ is killing something or being killed; or…
Just how do you define a tablet computer?
With a 2.8-inch screen, the Archos 28 might be called an Internet tablet, but its really more like an MP3 player with a touch screen and Web access. The tablet, which retails for $89.99 but can be found online for less, is the first Wi-Fi Android device below $100.
Nintendo Stumbles With 3DS: If you were one of the (relatively few) people who bought a Nintendo 3Ds in the first months after its ballyhooed release, you might be upset to learn that you could have paid much less if you had just waited a few months.
Make a Good First Impression A customer’s first contact with your company must be a positive experience, regardless of whether that contact occurs via the telephone, the internet, or in person. If clients generally call your company, make sure your receptionist interacts well with strangers and is knowledgeable about the business. And, whenever possible, [...]
A Seattle startup called Trover LLC released a mobile discovery iPhone app several months with the idea that people could use it as a photo-rich guide for finding nearby attractions such as a cool bar or a hidden neighborhood staircase. Trover is proving especially popular for one unexpected use: recording and discovering elaborate graffiti murals that might otherwise go unnoticed.
Steven Levy, a senior editor at Wired, spent a lot of time at Google researching his new book, “In the Plex.” And he spent a lot of time with the new CEO Larry Page.
(Charlene Li, founder of Altimeter Group talks with Patrice Lamothe, CEO of Pearltrees.)
Is the government using cellular data to track Americans as they move around the U.S.?
According to the general counsel of the National Security Agency, it may have that authority. Matthew Olsen, who is currently at the NSA and has been nominated to lead the National Counterterrorism Center, discussed the possibility at a confirmation hearing Tuesday morning in the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.