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Archives > News > 2009-nov

• OS X Killing Intel Atom Support -- No Hackint0sh for You!
• Google`s Voice Is Silent In Some Rural Areas
• DiVitas mobile collaboration goes to iPhone, Android, RIM
• Why E-Books on Phones Can Succeed
• Microsoft: Worms are most prevalent security problem
• Mac Market Share Hits All-Time High Following Windows 7 Launch
• Chrome to Pass Safari in Browser Market Share
• Windows 7`s share jumps 40% in first week of release
• The Internet Has Sent Marketing Back to Its Roots
• Opera Mobile for Symbian Gains Turbo, Speed Dial and Tabs
• HP says some Windows 7 printer drivers are coming
• Peek unveils dedicated Twitter device
• Orange UK Unlimited Plan for iPhone Seems to Prohibit Almost Everything
• YouTube`s Content Head Leaves to Join Ben Silverman`s Co.
• iPhone Informer -- Touching the iPhone This Week
• Windows 7: Microsoft`s Multimedia-Friendly OS
• 100,000 apps on the iPhone milestone
• Look At Yourself In Google`s Mirror
• Beta Roundup: Social Networking, Twitter and Messaging Clients
• Droid Enters Ring Against BlackBerry, iPhone
• New Twitter features borrow from 3rd party clients
• Microsoft Gives Up Windows Mobile Licensing Rights to BSquare
• Microprocessor sales reach record levels, says IDC
• Microsoft buys bridge between Java and .Net developers
• Subsidized Toshiba Netbook Comes with 3G, Windows XP
• How Ad-Juster Saved Me From The Ad Ops Brink
• EyeTV on the iPhone: In-Depth
• Zune HD Firmware Updates -- Predictive Text, Better Keyboard, Desktop Site View
• Google to Purchase AdMob
• Creating Social Value in the Midmarket
• Ribbit Mobile Enters Beta; Invitations Available for WWD Readers
• Some iPhone Coders Padding Resumes With Lies
• Jailbreakers: First iPhone Worm Discovered, Features Rick Astley
• Users: New Oracle support portal a `fiasco`
• Orange Launch Day iPhone Sales Set a Record
• Steer and Drive a Car Using an iPhone
• Google to have larger iPhone ad presence with AdMob acquisition
• Google Creates New Open Source Programming Language
• In Depth: 20 essential free apps for your new Windows 7 PC
• SPB Wallet Lands on Mac
• Intel to pay AMD $1.25B in legal settlment
• Find Your Car With AR on the iPhone
• Twitt: A New Twitter Client For the Mac
• iPhone Blogging Tools Roundup
• Google News: Chrome Mac Beta Due in December, Follow Function Added to Wave
• Dell will sell its smartphone first in China and Brazil
• Microsoft Admits, Then Denies, Copying Mac OS X
• Fedora 12 Released
• Zeus Offers Application Management Tools Through Amazon EC2
• Elastra offers a tool to build public-private clouds
• The Un-Googling of News Corp.
• Adobe AIR App Adds Google Tasks to Your Desktop
• Surveillance: New Online Get A Mac Ad
• Mobile Software - and Apple - Are at a Turning Point
• Microsoft told to stop some Windows sales in China
• WorkSnug: Find Places to Work With Your iPhone
• Apple Ranks a Lackluster Fourth in Notebook Reliability Study
• Microsoft to align BizTalk Server with Azure`s AppFabric
• It's Not About the Gadget -- It's What You Do With Them
• Microsoft To Open C#, VB.Net Compilers
• Cut the Drama: Private APIs, the App Store & You
• Google Android Chat Icons -- Helpful Tool or Privacy Breaker?
• Yahoo`s search news shortcuts gain `tweets,` videos, photos
• Jobs` Personal, Terse Reply to Developer
• Vid-Biz: BBC, Sony, Blu-ray Sales
• Apple`s decade: How it can hit $500
• Ruby shining on Java, Windows, and Mac OS
• Microsoft To Pay Content Providers to `De-index` from Google
• Apple Speaks: Schiller Defends App Store Approval Process
• Acrobat.com Revamped -- Better Interface, New Features
• Microsoft technology reduces network redundancy
• Windows Mobile vs. Android: WinMo is Better Than You Think
• Brin: Two Google Operating Systems May Become One
• Why Hasn`t the Web Killed SNL?
• Reason to Quit: Apple Warranties Void for Smokers
• Online `Love Machine` Proposed for Employee Retention
• Facebook worm spreads with a lurid lure
• Star Wars: Trench Run Brings the Force to the iPhone
• AOL Web Designers In Dulles Told Their Jobs Will Disappear
• Capture Ideas On the Go: Idea Organizer For the iPhone
• Microsoft on Silverlight vs. Standards
• AOL Spotted Hiring J-School Grads
• Forecasting the Demise of Social Media
• In Search of `Cloud-Ready` for Midmarket
• Google under fire after refusing to remove racist image of Michelle Obama
• AT&T, Verizon ads duel on airwaves, in court
• TDK-Lambda sees power business picking up
• Ustream Viewer Launches on Android (Just in Time for a KISS Concert)
• Apple Seeks to Shut Down Psystar for Good With Permanent Injunction
• Trust Digital Makes Enterprise Smartphone Management Move
• Iraqi Government Jumps on the YouTube Bandwagon
• Chinese iPhones Don`t Say `Assembled In China` On Them
• Google Promotes Cellular Phone Coupons
• Latest Microsoft patches cause black screen of death
• Atom-smasher breaks proton acceleration mark
• Apple`s New Map Team Job: What It Really Means
• CrunchPad is Dead