Can RIM be saved?
Fortunately, there are bright spots for the stumbling Waterloo titan. One of them is Capitol Hill, and the other is the Enterprise. Both are RIM strong suits.
Archos Honeycomb tablets set for Sept. 20 launch
Could this be the start of the big price war we alluded to last week?
Steve Ballmer and the great 2011 re-imaging
Given Microsoft's huge built-in install base, it's hard to tell if numbers like 500,000 downloads (of Win 8 preview) are impressive, or merely an indication of a roadside curiosity.
iTwin “limitless” secure USB – networking solution for small business?
It could be a clever, low cost VPN solution for small businesses or start-ups.
OS Survival: 5 things Windows 8 needs to get right
Please though, Microsoft, don't ratchet up the defcon alerts... I'm just trying to see how the 49ers did on Sunday.
Do you want to rent books? Amazon thinks so (report)
The trick here will be getting publishers on board. It will be a challenge that will require Steve Jobs-like gusto.
Google and Zagat: The Web goes local
The reason is obvious. Google needs a new growth engine. It's going to come from the local, not the worldly. WWW 3.0: neighborhoods matter.
Management Woes: Yahoo and HP
Why does HP CEO Léo Apotheker still have a job, but Bartz doesn't?
Silicon Valley: Churchill Club to announce awards for innovation, leadership, social benefit
“Without tradition, art is a flock of sheep without a shepherd. Without innovation, it is a corpse.” – Winston Churchill
Lenovo tests Android tablet demand at $199 – price war looms
End of 2011 will be remembered for its massive tablet price war.
