Final Cut Pro X screenshots (rumor)
We're a Premiere Pro shop here at Stark Insider, using Windows 7 workstations and way more hard drives that any single human should ever need.
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San Francisco Chronicle iPad app impresses (Hands-on review)
What I found was an efficient, pleasant enough experience consistent with most newspaper apps out there (USA Today, NYT, etc.). Overall, I was impressed and…
iPad Stand Review: Breffo Spiderpodium Tablet
Differentiating feature: Cunning, spider-like moves. Signature move: Cloaking your iPad in a rubberized grip of certain death -- albeit comfortable and stable.
Tech in a Minute: Zynga, PSN, iCloud
If Risk made you cry, wait until you see what social gaming giant Zynga has in store.
Citi, MasterCard, First Data partner with Google for electronic wallet
Retail partners include Macy's, American Eagle Outfitters (who joined Google this morning on-stage with and demonstrated "single tap" during a point-of-sale demo) and Subway.
Twitter acquires TweetDeck – is Seesmic an option for UberMedia?
Could it be that the very company that invented the "Tweet" would be unable to make money from the idea, while it's most influential partner…
LinkedIn stock soars, another IPO boom?
Companies such as Zynga, Groupon, Facebook, and Twitter are obviously watching the LinkedIn story very closely.
Netflix USA – In pursuit of pricing models, network capacity
The "Neflix Effect" - it really could be called the "Profit Effect" or the "Profit Motive" because it's all about low variable costs for provisioning…
PSN back after month of re-tooling, what next?
What if an organization of anonymous, distributed hackers can willingly - with enough time, effort - hack into any system in the world?
Facebook caught hiring PR firm to talk smack about Google via “op-eds”
Freedom of the press... or freedom of capitalism run amok?