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Tablet Users Most Valuable Online Customers in 2011
New study finds that tablet users were the most valuable online customers in 2011.
$10 Million in Software Stolen From NY Fed
A Chinese hacker is charged with theft of software code and faces a maximum of 10 years if convicted.
Sprint: Out After LightSquared’s New Failure?
LightSquared alleges that having an employee of a GPS maker on the test advisory board constitutes a conflict of interest, and it may take the fight to court.
The Backdrop to Dell’s Consumer Tablet Plans
Dell said it has reoriented to business, but it may also be preparing to retake the consumer market.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Clay “iPads” Give New Meaning to the Word Software
Scammers at work: customers at a store in Vancouver bought what they thought were iPads--but turned out to be slabs of modeling clay.
Understanding the Connected TV Market
Confusing terminology aside, Connected TV sets will likely simplify your approach to TV programming and web services.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: A Revised CEO Succession Plan
Apple's succession plan may put mobile software chief Scott Forstall in the CEO chair; also, the company is expected to unveil a tool for creating e-books.
Top 5 Gadgets at CES 2012
If you missed the excitement of CES 2012 you can still see the best gadgets Las Vegas had to offer.
Friday Apple Rumors: iPhone 5 Will Work for 3G — and 4G
Morgan Stanley analyst says iPhone 5 likely will use a Qualcomm chip that would allow the phone to work on both 3G, 4G networks.
With PC Market Growth in Peril, Can Ultrabooks Save the Day?
As smartphones and the iPad dominate sales, manufacturers are trying to revive the PC market with lineups of thin, light Ultrabooks.
Chinese Xbox Workers Threatened Mass Suicide
A deal has finally been reached with Chinese Foxconn workers who threatened to commit suicide over pay raises and severance packages.
Thursday Apple Rumors: Sony’s Music Unlimited Service Takes Aim at iTunes
Challenging iTunes, Sony will launch an iOS-compatible music service; also, reports indicate LG and Samsung will replace Sharp as the iPad display provider.
3DTV’s Flagging Fortunes
Yes, 3DTV is still on the market, but consumers still aren’t buying and content is still relatively scarce. And now its future is looking even dimmer.
5 Things Your TV Salesman Won’t Tell You
Before you plunk down that cash -- or swipe that card -- sneak a peek at the secrets retailers won't share when you're television shopping.
Consortium Promotes Widespread Electric Vehicle Adoption
The Electrification Leadership Council, a consortium of transportation industry companies, aims to promote adoption of electric vehicles.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Will T-Mobile Finally Get Some iPhone Love?
An executive notes that the iPhone 5 likely will be compatible with T-Mobile's network, raising the possibility that yet another carrier will offer the phone.
Gorilla Glass 2.0 Makes Corning a Star of CES
One of the highlights of the International Consumer Electronics Show isn't a gadget. It's Corning's Gorilla Glass 2.0.
IBM Retains Patent Crown for 19th Year
IBM keeps the top patent spot for the 19th consecutive year, while Asian companies continue to gain ground.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: A Reported iPad 3 Sighting Suggests Incremental Upgrades
A reported iPad3 sighting indicates the device will include incremental improvements over iPad 2, including screen and camera upgrades.
