Microsoft Outlook makes friends with MySpace
The software maker said it is ready with a version of its Outlook Social Connector that links the...
The software maker said it is ready with a version of its Outlook Social Connector that links the...
AT&T tries to avoid outages at SXSW conference
On Friday, the major movers in the tech industry will gather in Austin, Texas, for the annual Sou...
On Friday, the major movers in the tech industry will gather in Austin, Texas, for the annual Sou...
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Apple sues HTC, claiming infringement on patented technology used in the iPhone. But the real tar...
Apple sues HTC, claiming infringement on patented technology used in the iPhone. But the real tar...
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Cisco has a lot to learn about hype
Mar. 10 - Breakingviews columnist Rolfe Winkler says Cisco -- with CEO John Chambers, left -- has a lot to learn from Steve Jobs and Apple about hyping its new products.
Mar. 10 - Breakingviews columnist Rolfe Winkler says Cisco -- with CEO John Chambers, left -- has a lot to learn from Steve Jobs and Apple about hyping its new products.
Game maker sticks with Tiger Woods
Despite losing several endorsements amid his infidelity controversy, the golfer's partnership with a EA Sports will continue.
Despite losing several endorsements amid his infidelity controversy, the golfer's partnership with a EA Sports will continue.
Flash and Standards: The Cold War of the Web
You’ve probably heard that Apple recently released the iPad. The absence of Flash Player on the device seems to have awakened the HTML5 vs. Flash debate. Apparently, it’s the final nail in the coffin for Flash. Either that, or the HTML5 community is overhyping its still nascent markup language update. The arguments run wide, strong, and legitimate on both sides. Yet both sides might also be...
You’ve probably heard that Apple recently released the iPad. The absence of Flash Player on the device seems to have awakened the HTML5 vs. Flash debate. Apparently, it’s the final nail in the coffin for Flash. Either that, or the HTML5 community is overhyping its still nascent markup language update. The arguments run wide, strong, and legitimate on both sides. Yet both sides might also be...
