Adobe releases digital magazine viewer, used to build WIRED App
The market for technology that drives the next generation of magazines and animated web sites continues to sizzle.
Why did the Yankees ban the iPad from the ballpark?
If you're going to a Yankees baseball game, you can't bring a laptop. And now you can't bring in your iPad either. When I...
New tablets make Apple iPad look even better
Want proof that Apple does it right? When it comes to the gloriously sexy new iPad, all you need to do is look at...
Stanford researchers discuss automotive future at Leading Matters conference
When I saw the title, The Automobile: Past, Present and Future I knew it would be an easy decision when evaluating which presentation to...
Google TV coming to your living room
Yogi Berra lives. As he famously once said, "This is like deja vu all over again." I wonder if he realized that his words...
And then along comes Google: The Chrome Web Store
Google's I/O developer conference kicked off yesterday in San Francisco, and while there's been no out-of-this-world, game-changing announcements, there are a few interesting headlines...
Yahoo buys Associated Content for $100M, adds 380,000 contributors
Carol Bartz, part CEO and part cursing pirate, believes Yahoo can become a media portal. It's a bold vision, and in some ways even...
Android and Motorola Droid: 10 not-so-cool things
By all accounts Google's young mobile operating system, Android, is enjoying a strong 2010 so far. Although the Nexus One smartphone launch was far...
Adobe fights back, ‘We love Apple’ but…
In the latest installment of the Flash controversy, Adobe has struck back with a new ad campaign that criticizes Apple for "taking away...freedom." The news ads...
Echo expands communications platform, brings on Time, Newsweek, Washington Post
Echo is on a roll. The start-up today announced several large media partnerships that should help their technology continue to reach new users and...
