We may still be waiting for Windows 8, but it's already accomplished one thing: It's become the most surprising version of Windows ever. Even the pricing, it turns out, is a major departure from past editions.
Net Applications says that Internet Explorer retains a lead over all other browsers. Google appears to disagree.
Author Malcolm Gladwdell recently spoke at the Toronto Public Library and made some interesting observations about our entrepreneurial culture. The basis of his argument was that humanitarians like Bill Gates will be remembered 50 years from now and there will be statues of him all over the third world. On the other hand, people won’t even remember what Microsoft was and entrepreneurs likes Steve Jobs will have faded from memory.
With the arrival of Jelly Bean, I’m putting aside my iPhone 4S and trying the Galaxy Nexus as my primary smartphone.
Twitter says its users fired off more than 15,000 Tweets per second when Spain made its fourth goal in Sunday’s European Championship final, setting a new sports-related record on the social networking site.
Apple has paid $60 million to settle a dispute in China over ownership of the iPad name, a court announced Monday, removing a potential obstacle to sales of the popular tablet computer in the key Chinese market.
A bunch of operating-system strategy suggestions for the ailing smartphone maker.
Jelly Bean is arguably the most important new version in Android history. More than ever, Google understands what it has to do to make Android a top-notch phone and tablet operating system for ordinary consumers, not just tech-savvy users
It was fun while it lasted. “Operation Artificial Swedener” appears to have been unsuccessful, meaning comedian Stephen Colbert won’t be getting his hands on the keys to Sweden’s national twitter account.
Though I wasn’t expecting big news for Google TV at the Google I/O developers conference this week, I didn’t think it’d be practically ignored.
By postponing the release of its next operating system, the BlackBerry’s ailing maker is erring on the side of quality over expediency.
