Google: The search party is over
July 29th, 2010The company is still growing. But its core business is slowing, its stock is down, and competition is fierce. Can Google find its footing in this brave new world? Read Original Post Here
Amazon’s Kindle 3 gets a sleek new look
July 29th, 2010The market leading e-reader gets refreshed with a Wi-Fi only option and a zippier screen. Read Original Post Here
Google: The search party is over
July 29th, 2010The company is still growing. But its core business is slowing, its stock is down, and competition is fierce. Can Google find its footing in this brave new world? Read Original Post Here
Amazon’s Kindle 3 gets a sleek new look
July 29th, 2010The market leading e-reader gets refreshed with a Wi-Fi only option and a zippier screen. Read Original Post Here
Why a top Facebook app maker vanished
July 29th, 2010Facebook said Wednesday it has deleted all applications created by Pencake, wiping out widgets used by an estimated 45 million Facebook members. Read Original Post Here
Why a top Facebook app maker vanished
July 29th, 2010Facebook said Wednesday it has deleted all applications created by Pencake, wiping out widgets used by an estimated 45 million Facebook members. Read Original Post Here
RIM stock rises 4% on new phone speculation
July 29th, 2010Research in Motion shares jumped 4% in midday trading Wednesday on speculation that the BlackBerry maker will unveil a new smartphone next week. Read Original Post Here
RIM stock rises 4% on new phone speculation
July 29th, 2010Research in Motion shares jumped 4% in midday trading Wednesday on speculation that the BlackBerry maker will unveil a new smartphone next week. Read Original Post Here
Sprint stock rallies as customer base grows
July 29th, 2010Shares of Sprint Nextel rallied 4% in early trading Wednesday after the wireless provider posted its first quarterly gain in wireless customers in three years. Read Original Post Here
Why 3-D is already dying
July 29th, 2010Back in the day, the knock on Hollywood was that it produced too many two-dimensional characters. Now moviegoers are beginning to grumble about paying up to see them in the third dimension as well. Read Original Post Here
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