Apple's iPod Linked To iCrime Wave
"We propose that the rise in violent offending and the explosion in the sales of iPods and other portable media devices is more than coincidental," says a report from the Urban Institute.
Amazon Kills DRM And Puts iTunes On Notice
Digital rights management, otherwise known as DRM, died today, at least as far as music is concerned. Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who deserves credit for calling for the elimination of DRM earlier this year, may come to regret that the competition has taken his advice to heart.
Google Debuts 'Gadget' Ad Format
Google built the XML-based applets to be used either as cost-per-click ads or as cost-per-impression ads, in conjunction with various targeting criteria.
Google Launches AdSense for Mobile
There are about 6.6 billion people in the world and about half that many mobile phone subscriptions. Better still, ad blocking on mobile handsets isn't an issue. At least not yet.
IBM Develops 100,000 DPI Printing
Researchers make print particles about 100 times smaller than a human red blood cell to help make next-generation computer chips or money harder to counterfeit.
Steve Jobs' Other Mistake
Apple CEO Steve Jobs' decision to offer a $100 refund to early iPhone adopters following last week's $200 iPhone price reduction is a good start. But it's not enough.
Jobs also needs to re-think whether his company wants to serve consumers or shackle them.
Google Calls For Patent Reform
In light of legal action from Polaris IP, Google execs say the U.S. patent system has not kept pace with the changes in the innovation economy.
Sony's Got iPod Envy
The company's media push reflects efforts begun by Sony CEO Howard Stringer in 2005 to restore Sony's leadership in consumer technology.
IBM Automates Firefox With CoScripter
The program is designed to automate browser-based tasks such as printing photos online, requesting a vacation hold for postal mail, or checking online bank accounts.
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Apple's iPod Linked To iCrime Wave
"We propose that the rise in violent offending and the explosion in the sales of iPods and other portable media devices is more than coincidental," says a report from the Urban Institute.
Amazon Kills DRM And Puts iTunes On Notice
Digital rights management, otherwise known as DRM, died today, at least as far as music is concerned. Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who deserves credit for calling for the elimination of DRM earlier this year, may come to regret that the competition has taken his advice to heart.
Google Debuts 'Gadget' Ad Format
Google built the XML-based applets to be used either as cost-per-click ads or as cost-per-impression ads, in conjunction with various targeting criteria.
Google Launches AdSense for Mobile
There are about 6.6 billion people in the world and about half that many mobile phone subscriptions. Better still, ad blocking on mobile handsets isn't an issue. At least not yet.
IBM Develops 100,000 DPI Printing
Researchers make print particles about 100 times smaller than a human red blood cell to help make next-generation computer chips or money harder to counterfeit.
Steve Jobs' Other Mistake
Apple CEO Steve Jobs' decision to offer a $100 refund to early iPhone adopters following last week's $200 iPhone price reduction is a good start. But it's not enough.
Jobs also needs to re-think whether his company wants to serve consumers or shackle them.
Google Calls For Patent Reform
In light of legal action from Polaris IP, Google execs say the U.S. patent system has not kept pace with the changes in the innovation economy.
Sony's Got iPod Envy
The company's media push reflects efforts begun by Sony CEO Howard Stringer in 2005 to restore Sony's leadership in consumer technology.
IBM Automates Firefox With CoScripter
The program is designed to automate browser-based tasks such as printing photos online, requesting a vacation hold for postal mail, or checking online bank accounts.
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