 | January 24, 2014 |
| The company's corporate earnings fell short of expectations and mobile growth was flat. Read More »With AirWatch in the fold, VMware will have its eye not just on phones and tablets, but connected cars, smart watches, Google Glass and more. Read More »A report out from the OECD takes a look at connected televisions and what it will mean for broadband networks, peering, set-top-box makers and consumers. Read More »Mark Rolston has launched a new design group after a two-decade career at design agency giant Frog. Read More » Looking for a job in tech? Each week we highlight some of the most interesting positions posted to Gigaom's job board. Check out the latest tech gigs at leading companies across the country. Read More »It's the 30th birthday of the Mac, and Apple has rolled out a website to celebrate. Read More »The company announced that its KitKat update for the HTC One is with carriers for testing and expects certification next week. Read More »The education center and accelerator, which focuses on exponential technologies with big potential, will begin raising capital in the second quarter of 2014. Read More »Company said seats of its SaaS-based Office 365 and Dynamics CRM along with WIndows Azure were up 100 percent year over year. Read More »The White House announced on Thursday that it will form a working group to study big data and report on its implications to privacy, policy and society. That might be easier said than done. Read More »Microsoft Surface revenues in its second fiscal quarter topped $893 million, the company said on Thursday. The figure is more than double the $400 million in Surface sales from the prior quarter and follow a $900 million inventory write-off of Surface devices in July, most of which […] Read More »Did you hear the reports? Apple's working on a bigger iPhone. That's not a huge surprise but people don't necessarily want a huge phone. And iOS developers don't want yet another resolution to support. Here's how Apple might address the challenge. Read More »Consumers complaining of poor Netflix and YouTube streams on certain ISP networks are the pawns in a fight over internet business models. Too bad knowing why this happens doesn't fix this problem. Read More »Following some extreme plans, Xtreme Power files for Chapter 11. Read More »According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple is planning to introduce two new iPhones with bigger screens this year, and scrap the plastic iPhone 5c design. Read More »Amazon Web Services has dealt IBM blows in a couple important ways. Now Big Blue has to get down to fighting weight. Read More »Facebook has risen and it may fall, but using a disease analogy is tenuous at best. That hasn't stopped a piece of non-peer-reviewed modeling by Princeton researchers from, er, going viral though. Read More »After investing in a sapphire glass plant last year, a new patent shows what Apple might be planning to do with it. Read More »Microsoft says foreign customers will be able to choose to have their data stored outside the U.S. However, there are a couple of problems to bear in mind, with the big one being the Patriot Act. Read More »A Cambridge, Mass.-based startup called Kensho has raised a $10 million seed round from a group of investors that includes General Catalyst, NEA, Accel Partners and Google Ventures. The company’s product, called Warren (as in Warren Buffett, I presume), is a natural-language search engine for data […] Read More » |    |
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