5 Questions: Dyn CEO Jeremy Hitchcock on cloud, advice for startups, gimlet
For new start-ups: "Fake it until you make it. Don't yield on customer references and make sure you get to keep your marketing clause."
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Inside a Boeing 787 Dreamliner
"If I’m honest, it’s a bit overwhelming. Five large screens display all manner of flight data..."
AT&T announces Motorola Atrix HD, includes free car dock (verdict: thumbs up)
By all accounts, the Motorola Atrix HD looks like a winner. If you're in the market for an Android this should be on your short…
Android Dilemma: Samsung Galaxy S III or Galaxy Nexus?
Google's demo of Android 4.1 - Jelly Bean - at I/O 2012 was awesome. Android has turned the corner, and the gap between it and…
Confirmed: Microsoft Windows 8 to launch October
The really big news out of Redmond this fall, though, relates to Surface, Microsoft's tablet push.
Google Dominates Smartphone Market: Android on top with 51% share
Apple, though growing the fastest of the lot during the period, trailed with 31.9% share.
Jelly Bean coming to Samsung Galaxy S III in Q4 2012?
For now, I'm leaving my S III 32GB pre-order intact; TouchWiz be damned. That could change over the weekend to Nexus. I want Jelly Bean!
How to get Jelly Bean: Samsung Galaxy S III vs. Galaxy Nexus
So while S III users will have hardware bragging rights, Nexus owners will have software bragging rights. Which matters most to you?
Google Maps Offline hands-on (Verdict: Finally! Great!)
I currently use an OG Motorola Droid (2009 baby!) for nav, but I'd much rather use my Galaxy Tab 10.1 or Tab 7 in the…
Can Microsoft’s Surface tablet save Windows?
Microsoft would appear to have a fundamental issue with positioning. The surface is too powerful for the casual user, and yet it doesn't offer enough…