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It may not have been their intention, but it's definitely a clear indicator. By purchasing Ericsson's half of the phone deal and announcing plans to move...
If you would have asked most experts in both the tech and business worlds back in June (just five months ago) what Netflix' future looked like, most would...

The growth of the internet over the past two decades has sparked a dramatic increase in its use as an education medium. Websites are popping up every week...
It's easy to say that purchasing anything, even virtual goods, is driven by money. It's almost a nonsense statement; of course money is tied into the...

In the world of public relations, you sometimes have to toot your own horn when others won't. That seems to be the case with AT&T, a company that has...

Steve Ballmer can never be called shy. Within moments of opening his appearance oat the Web 2.0 Summit this week, he started his offensive against Google...

Everyone has heard of hackers, viruses, and spam. What fewer people have heard of or understand are botnets despite statistics that show they're trending...
As the buzz surrounding the iPhone 4S fades a little (it's been a week, after all), Samsung unveiled the most anticipated Android phone of the pre-holiday...

Smartphone season unofficially started last week with the release of the iPhone 4S. As Android phone makers try to capture their share of the lucrative...

There are many instances of projects created in Minecraft that are nothing short of epic. With 10 million people building, destroying, and running from...

In lieu of a refund or cash considerations, Research In Motion (RIM) is offering an apps package normally valued at around $100 to compensate for the most...

After delivering a keynote at last week's Driving Sales Executive Summit at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, three things emerged from listening to other...

When costs are high and demand is low, it's time to cut out the middle man. That seems to be what Amazon is doing in their latest move to expand both...

There was a time not too long ago when a search on Google for "ice cream parlor" done in Newark, NJ, would look pretty much the same as searching for "ice...

It's hard to decide whether this is a testament to how technology is advancing and making things more accessible to people of all ages or whether we're...

There is little doubt that Facebook has emerged as a dominant form of communication for college-age people. For many, it's easier to contact them through...

When people think about luxury cars and the technology behind them, they often look to the German vehicles as the pinnacle. Mercedes Benz and BMW have...

It has been speculated that home entertainment would meld with online and app-based engagement more and more over time. Today, Nielsen revealed that 40%...

In December, the Fed will begin monitoring Facebook, Twitter, and much of the rest of the internet in an effort to gauge sentiment of the financial world...

In the fast moving world of tech (and the faster moving world of social media) finding the happy medium between family and professional life can be a...

Despite heavy support from both parties and an outcry of the people, California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a bill passed by state legislature that would...

Steam has more competition coming its way as Amazon is expected to offer PC game pre-orders on digital downloads starting today. The online sales giant...

It's easy to trick the mind. We've seen some amazing examples of this in the past, but what about the mind's ability to be tricked to heal (or not heal)...

They made the mistake in the beginning by not slapping a Trademark on the word that has become synonymous with the posting on their site. Now, Twitter...