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Apple Operations in Texas to Add 3,600 Jobs
Boosted by a $21 million incentive from the state, Apple is building a $304 million facility in Austin, Texas, and will add 3,600 people to its workforce there.
Google Comes Out to Play with Rebranded Market
Android Market is now called Google Play and includes Google’s music, books, movies, and app offerings under one banner.
From 4G Wireless to 5G, a Boost in ‘Intelligence’
While 4G LTE networks are still being rolled out, communications futurists are focused on the next generation of wireless-network upgrades.
The Windows 8 Factor in PC Sales
In January, when research firm Canalys reported on fourth-quarter PC sales, it led its analysis with news that surprised few in the industry: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)…
Netflix on Cable? It Just Might Work
It could tap a vast new market among the millions of cable subscribers, but the risks are high. Reed Hastings will have to move carefully here.
Should Valve Build a PC Gaming Console?
Given the competition, manufacturing costs and trends in living-room entertainment, the answer is no.
Friday Apple Rumors: Netflix Now Available Through iTunes
Netflix subscriptions are now directly available for Apple TV owners -- a partnership that will further Apple's entry into the streaming content market.
FDA Considers Waiving Prescription Requirement for Key Drugs
The FDA is considering a proposal to waive the prescription requirement for key drugs and encourage easy access to computer-supported self-diagnostic tools.
Sony’s ‘Aspirational’ Pricing Program
Aiming to restore its reputation as a premium brand, Sony will offer a more focused lineup of higher-end products and a new pricing model.
Kindle’s Place in Amazon’s Tablet-based Ad Business
The prospects for advertising growth on Amazon's Kindle look promising, but it has a long way to go before it catches up to the iPad.
Why E-Books Still Roil the Publishing World
E-books still roil the publishing world as a government lawsuit alleges collusion on pricing, and publishers raise e-book prices for libraries ever higher.
Will Canadians Be Watching 2014 and 2016 Olympics on Yahoo Instead of TV?
Will Canadians be watching the 2014 and 2016 Olympics on Yahoo instead of TV? Low bids by the major Canadian TV networks give YHOO an opening.
3 Major Business Developments at the 2012 Game Developers Conference
Three major business developments at the Game Developers Conference are attracting plenty of attention. We discuss them here.
Thursday Apple Rumors: Apple Targeted by Justice Department
The U.S. government is threatening antitrust litigation over e-book pricing -- alleging collusion on a sales model hostile to competitors.
Packaging-Material Company Mushrooms — with Actual Mushrooms
Evocative Design is capturing some of the packaging materials market with a product grown from mushrooms.
PayPal Moves Toward Mobile Payments in Bars, Restaurants
A new PayPal payment option would piggyback on the mobile-device payment system Tabbedout, bringing PayPal to restaurants and bars.
The Real Positives in Apple’s iPad Announcement
Though some consider the upgrades to Apple's iPad to be merely incremental, the tablet’s 4G compatibility could play out in hugely profitable ways.
Apple Finally Goes 4G With New iPad, Announces More New Products
Apple finally introduces its new iPad. Main attractions include a high-resolution screen and compatibility with high-speed 4G LTE wireless networks.
Is Apple Eying Your Car?
A recent job posting hints that Apple might be looking to expand its automotive offerings.
