Staring into the abyss that is Twitter
I've called Twitter a semi-automated, narcissistic spam engine before, and I'm still on the fence about its usefulness.
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Sony’s Google TV launches – but will consumers want it?
Complexity and high price just two issues handicapping the new line.
US Trademark Office to Apple, “There’s a Trademark for that!”
In other news, two-thirds of people do not find the current Levis jeans campaign offensive.
Microsoft reveals Windows Phone 7 handsets
But will Angry Birds be available on the new mobile OS?
Health 2.0: From data to meaningful use
Even before the opening remarks, I could feel the energy of the room that is consistent with most web 2.0 and social media events.
Would you pay $10 for all-you-can-eat Apple iTunes?
Currently Microsoft, with its Zune pass, is one of the few large companies offering a monthly service.
Cisco Umi – too much corporate think, say mi
I've seen this happen at Cisco for years. Look at their Linksys acquisition which flailed for years.
First Impressions: Zoom H1 pocket field recorder
My biggest question about the H1 is its sound quality.
New Motorola Droid Pro first words “I, BlackBerry!”
No doubt, Motorola wants a piece of the corporate action.
Gmail finally enables non-threaded inbox – aka Microsoft might be right
Today, Google enabled an option that will switch off the conversation view and return your inbox back to its non-threaded 1990s glory.