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An Invitation to Get Proactive on Online Privacy Policy
Newly announced White House guidelines for online privacy are designed to give the online community a chance to set privacy rules before the government does.
5 Businesses Offering Microsoft Office Alternatives on Apple’s iPad
The popularity of Apple's iPad and Microsoft's Office suite of tools has spawned an app-industry niche aimed at bringing Office-like features to the tablet.
Android Apps Grapple with Pricing Issues
Android Apps can be relatively pricey, a survey shows, although the operating system is still hugely popular, and some hope it will expand to desktop PCs.
Air Force Special Ops Cancels iPad Procurement Plan
Air Force Special Operations Command canceled a plan to procure iPads, although tablets offered by RIM and Dell are still under consideration.
Apple Swallows App-Search Specialist Chomp
Apple's purchase of app-search specialist Chomp, for a reported $50 million, is designed to make the App Store’s 550,000-plus apps easier to navigate.
Friday Apple Rumors: Report Shows iPhone, iPad Dominate in Mobile Ad Market
Apple's iPhone and iPad capture more mobile advertising impressions than RIM's BlackBerry and devices using Google's Android operating system, a report shows.
Apple AGM Addresses Board Governance
At its annual meeting on Thursday, Apple addressed board governance but disclosed nothing about new products, its labor issues, or a hoped-for dividend.
Google Advertising Vet May Lead Motorola
Dennis Woodside, Google Inc. President of Americas operations, will become the CEO of Motorola Mobility according to reports.
T-Mobile Looks for a Road to Survival
No. 4 wireless carrier T-Mobile is revamping its network, open to carrying the iPhone, and perhaps grooming itself for another suitor.
Microsoft Jabs Google Over Business Products, Privacy Strategy
While Google grapples with PR problems, Microsoft goes on the attack, belittling Google's apps selection for business and its privacy policy plan.
Advocacy Group Still Urging FTC to Sue over Google’s Privacy Plan
The Center for Digital Democracy is urging the FTC to sue Google to stop the rollout of its privacy plan, saying it would violate an earlier settlement.
Amazon Launches Simple Workflow for Business
Amazon's latest cloud-based program, Simple Workflow, allows businesses to develop proprietary applications for billing, analytics, and other functions.
Symantec Still Struggling with pcAnywhere Vulnerabilities
Security research firm Rapid7 says it has identified additional vulnerabilities in Symantec's pcAnywhere software, a month after flaws were first exposed.
Why Amazon Should Wait to Release Its New Kindle Fire
Although a new Kindle Fire is reportedly in production, the current edition has good things going for it that Amazon has yet to fully exploit.
Who’s Who in the Online Video Market
We take a look at the big players -- and the hopefuls -- in the online video market.
Thursday Apple Rumors: iPad 3, London Apple Store Will Debut Together, Sources Say
Speculation mounts that the iPad 3 and the Apple Store at Harrods in London will debut together, on March 7.
Google to Add ‘Do Not Track’ Button
Faced with concerns over its privacy policies, Google announced it will support a new privacy initiative and add a "do not track" button to its Web browser.
Challenging Verizon’s Ambitions for More Wireless Spectrum
Competitors have asked the FTC to block Verizon’s plans to buy spectrum from cable companies and cross-market their services.
Can Dell Carve a New Path to Profit?
Can Dell carve a new path to higher profit? The company's first-quarter forecast appears to be another sign that the PC’s glory days are behind it.
