February 8, 2012
I salute Microsoft for coming up with a kid-friendly and safe web browser. You see, the software giant teamed up with British group CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center) to develop a safer version of the IE9. It’s the same web browser but now it features easy access to CEOP pages, thinkuknow.co.uk tabs, Bing, and a Jump List that allows the parents to set their children’s age groups. Read more
February 8, 2012
Motorola is on a roll going after companies for patent infringement. We heard of the battle between Motorola and Apple yesterday and now, it’s with Google.
February 7, 2012
Why are some top tech companies going against Apple? It’s obvious: they want Apple eliminated from the race. We already know the battle between Apple and Samsung and now, it’s Motorola vs. Apple.
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February 6, 2012
Bad news for a hundred or so Motorola Xoom owners who returned their tablets. Their units have been refurbished, sold again, and could be in danger of still having their personal data. Read more
February 6, 2012
The Windows Phone department over at Microsoft is undergoing some changes. When we talk about companies, it means reshuffling is going on after top executive Brandon Watson announced he is leaving for Amazon. Read more
February 6, 2012
Corning seems to be bent on delivering higher display technologies such as a transparent touchscreen. It could still be a concept and far from being a reality but is not impossible. Read more
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February 2, 2012
Sony is the next company changing leadership. The Japanese electronics company has recently appointed a new CEO in the person of Kazuo Hirai.
Kazuo Hirai will be replacing Howard Stringer beginning April 1. Stringer, who has served for seven years, will then be Chairman of Sony’s Board of Directors starting June. Read more
February 1, 2012
It has been rumored since November of last year, but the New York Times reports that social network giant Facebook will file its initial public offering (IPO) tomorrow and is looking to earn around $5 billion in fresh capital by selling its stocks to an open market for the first time. Initially, Facebook was rumored to gain $10 billion in IPO but things will still change significantly as the IPO process progresses. Read more
February 1, 2012
Earnings call for Amazon revealed that video game revenue is down. I am not surprised because a lot of gaming consoles sales are not doing good either. I’m sure people are not getting bored with video games because some titles have sold millions in less than a month. Read more
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January 27, 2012
We know that First Class passengers of American Airlines are provided with Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. That’s Samsung’s edge over Apple during a flight but looks like even London prefers the Android tablet over the iPad. Why, the London Eye– all 32 capsules of it– are equipped with Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablets. Each capsule features Android tablets that serves as tourist guide starting today, January 26, 2012. Read more
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