Microsoft Post-Ballmer: To Do List
Ballmer's legacy will be controversial. There's no question he was key in the company's early success. How much of that gets apportioned to him is a matter of debate.
NakedWines.com lands $10 million
According to CEO Rowan Gormley NakedWines.com is a way to make "rich people's wines affordable to normal people."
A Colorful Year for Mobile
We've come a long way since Apple shocked the world with the intro of a--gasp--white iPhone.
Early Google Glass apps show promise
It looks like Google Glass, if not ultimately a commercial success in 2014, will (continue to) play a large part in shaping our thinking conversation about the next generation of computing.
Google Maps and Waze continue to morph
When Google bought Waze for $1.3 billion last summer my suspicion was that we'd see a "Waze layer" type of option that would place all of its social capability on top of the existing Maps app.
Smartphones Rule
Google's Android dominates. Microsoft has become the No. 3 smartphone operating system overtaking BlackBerry.
The convenience of Qi
Drop and charge. The promise is enticing: you simply place your device on a pad, and, presto, it magically begins charging. But does it work?
Invest like a Billionaire
You may not have access to billions of dollars to channel into the market, but that doesn't mean you don't have access to the brains of those who do.
Moto X and the great spec debate
Just like car enthusiasts take comfort in knowing they've got a 3.8-liter 400hp beast under the hood, mated to a 7-speed paddle-shift twin-clutch PDK (oh, 911...), we gravitate towards muscle, raw power in our Androids.
Want a Nexus 5 preview? Check out the new LG G2
Not much of a leap is required to guess that what we're looking at here with the LG G2 is Google's upcoming Nexus 5.
