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IBM has agreed to a settlement of $10 million to settle civil charges. It's being sued by the SEC for using bribes to gain computer equipment contracts. Read this blog post by Erica Ogg on Circuit Breaker.
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When iOS 4.3 launches, users will be able to push content from their third-party apps or the Web to the Apple TV. But so far, few apps support the technology. Read this blog post by Don Reisinger on The Digital Home.
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Google Has Reinstated Cult of Mac. Read about it at Cult of Mac
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Now that Nokia and Microsoft have tied the knot, the next trip is to energize Nokia's base of Symbian developers. Read this blog post by Jessica Dolcourt on Dialed In.
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The Beatles are finally coming to the Internet. Apple Inc. says its iTunes service will sell music from the Fab Four. The Beatles have so far been the most prominent holdout from iTunes and other online music services.
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The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
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The recently announced BlackBerry PlayBook will debut in North America during the first quarter and be priced to compete with the iPad, RIM's co-CEO says. Read this blog post by Lance Whitney on Apple.
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The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
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The cancellation of Apple's enterprise server--apparently due to low sales--is just another disappointment for IT admins who've worked for years to get more Macs into their offices. Read this blog post by Erica Ogg on Circuit Breaker.
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The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
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The tablet is available now at Verizon Wireless and AT&T. Customers at Verizon can purchase Wi-Fi model only, though it comes bundled with a 3G hotspot device. Read this blog post by Don Reisinger on The Digital Home.
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Owners of the new MacBook Air will have to install Adobe Flash themselves. Apple says eventually all new Macs will follow suit. Read this blog post by Erica Ogg on Circuit Breaker.
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The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
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In part one of interview, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer outlines the target user for the new phone OS as well as plans for catching up with the likes of Apple and Google. Read this blog post by Ina Fried on Beyond Binary.
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Google could benefit from the move
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A longtime Silicon Valley company can turn an iPad into an X terminal, allowing the iPad to run Linux, and even Flash-based apps. Read this blog post by Brooke Crothers on Nanotech - The Circuits Blog.
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Apple's iPad could be updated by June of next year with a thinner and lighter footprint, according to Goldman Sachs analysts. Read this blog post by Don Reisinger on The Digital Home.
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The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
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September's big market move faces a few hurdles with earnings season closing in. Here's why it's likely to stall, how to tell if it is and how to prepare.
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The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
