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Thursday, May 22, 2008
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Bloomberg.com: Research In Motion Unveils Speedier BlackBerry, Beating IPhone
Research In Motion Ltd. unveiled a BlackBerry phone with quicker Web browsing and more room for songs and videos, getting a jump on a faster iPhone that analysts expect next month.
The device, called the BlackBerry Bold, has a brighter screen and better Web browser than previous models, co-Chief Executive Officer James Balsillie said in an interview. The phone, which also has satellite navigation and a video camera, will start selling at AT&T Inc. for $300 to $400 this summer in the U.S., he said."
14918_large.jpg (JPEG Image, 350x399 pixels)Saturday, April 5, 2008
Slashdot | Apple, New York City In Legal Dispute Over Logo
"Apple, Inc. has filed a suit to prevent New York City's non-profit 'GreeNYC' initiative from using a logo that incorporates an apple in its design. Commentators have noted the substantial differences between the two designs, not to mention the irony of this sort of infringement apple big micsrosft claim. The city of New York has filed to have the claim rejected, and even possibly the cancellation of Apple's logo in light of the long history of the nickname 'The Big Apple' to describe the city.""
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Apple rumors run wild, slow news day confirmed | Tech news blog - CNET News.com
"When it comes to writing about Apple, deciding what you should and should not cover can be tricky.
You can take the machine gun approach: Anything said, written, rumored, or signaled via smoke should be dutifully blogged with a hint of snark and just enough insight to make readers think, "Heeeeeeey, that fella must know the inside dope." This, unfortunately, is what most of the tech press (mea culpa: sometimes including CNET) following Apple does these days. If you don't give readers their Apple fix, the other guys will."
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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