Android Upgrade Dilemma: HTC One X, Samsung Galaxy S III, Droid Fighter
Here are some of the hottest Androids that we should see land on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and/or T-Mobile over the next few months.
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Acclaimed cast brings Tony Award-winning ‘God of Carnage’ to San Jose Rep
"Sticks and stones can break my bones..." Two sets of parents try to put their best foot forward to deal with the aftermath of a…
Mobiles Republic lands $3 Million round, signs Stark Insider to content partnership
Stark Insider is thrilled to be part of the Mobiles Republic network. VP Todd McKellar told me that they'll use the new funds to "aggressively…
SF Bay Area Economy bigger than Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden
Not surprisingly, the region is becoming increasingly specialized in computer manufacturing, information, and services.
Ice Cream Sandwich – Do consumers care?
Google will eventually need to find a better way. If consumers are stoked about a new OS, like they are with the iPhone 4S and…
FAA takes fresh look at 20-year ban on devices (Fly the iPad Friendly Skies)
One passenger recently asked me, "Hey! The pilots are using iPads! We can't we?!"
5 Things You’ll Love About the New iPad
If you have an iPad 2 these may or may not persuade you to upgrade, but if you're on the original from 2010 then you're…
Cool Tech: Wireless charging coming to Samsung Galaxy S III?
On my radar: HTC One X, Samsung Galaxy S III, and Moto RAZR Maxx HD. Wireless charging could be the defining feature.
The crash of newspaper ad sales (Blame: iPad, eBay, blogs, Google)
Mashable. TechCrunch. Huffington Post. Engadget. All are more relevant, influential today than most local - even some national - newspapers.
Rita Moreno invites everyone “Onstage” at Berkeley Rep’s annual gala
The gala features a four course dinner prepared by the executive chef of the Four Seasons San Francisco, Mark Richardson.