| The Macalope Weekly: Scandal-making for dummies Macworld One Wall Street analyst smells what Apple's competitors are cooking and decides to get take-out. Then, speaking of Wall Street, who let the Journal in on the Apple rumor business? There goes the neighborhood. Finally, Ryan Block shows us how to try to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Windows Phone 7 To Power Slates? InformationWeek Microsoft's new mobile OS may be a better fit for tablet-style devices than the full blown Windows PC operating system. By Paul McDougall Microsoft on Monday plans to formally introduce its Windows Phone 7 mobile OS to the world at a launch event in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Closing GOOG-411, Microsoft May Shut Massive InformationWeek By Thomas Claburn Google on Friday said that it plans to close GOOG-411, the company's first service to utilize voice recognition technology, on November 12th. The shutdown will affect users in the US and Canada, the only two countries where the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Libyan domain shutdown no threat, insists bit.ly The Guardian Screenshot of vb.ly on its launch day. Photo by violet.blue on Flickr. Some rights reserved. Used with permission. Over the years Libya has been notorious for many things, including its links to the Lockerbie bombing and the often bizarre activities of ... See all stories on this topic » |
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Scandal-making for dummies
