The latest from twitter
- GoogQuake: Larry Page reorg lifts top lieutenants to SVP
- Get ready for 'Minority Report'-style sales pitches
- Ask Maggie: AT&T to cut T-Mobile Wi-Fi call feature?
- Xoom's status fades against iPad at retailers
- Privacy dispute tests Obama's earlier promises
- Flash use dips at top Web sites since November
- Delkin offers USB 3.0 flash card reader
- Time Warner, Viacom take iPad issue to court
| GoogQuake: Larry Page reorg lifts top lieutenants to SVP | Top |
| Each business unit is now set up to run as its own independent start-up, as an alternative to the more horizontal division of labor under former CEO Eric Schmidt. | |
| Get ready for 'Minority Report'-style sales pitches | Top |
| With B-Reel's multitouch video chat system, salespeople can sling graphics around on your monitor. | |
| Ask Maggie: AT&T to cut T-Mobile Wi-Fi call feature? | Top |
| In this week's column I answer another question about the AT&T and T-Mobile deal. I also speculate on why Samsung is slow in sending Android updates and offer device advice to a Boost Mobile customer. | |
| Xoom's status fades against iPad at retailers | Top |
| Retailers aren't giving the Motorola Xoom much of a chance when positioned against the iPad. It's Apple's vaunted tablet versus Motorola and a handful of other me-too designs. | |
| Privacy dispute tests Obama's earlier promises | Top |
| Dispute pitting Justice Department against business and civil liberties groups tests Obama's pledge "to strengthen both voluntary and legally required privacy protections." | |
| Flash use dips at top Web sites since November | Top |
| The HTTP Archive, a newly unveiled tool to track how Web pages are constructed, shows Adobe's plug-in dropped in use from 49 to 47 percent. | |
| Delkin offers USB 3.0 flash card reader | Top |
| The new, higher-speed version of USB is catching on in computers, and now photographers and videographers with overstuffed flash cards can benefit. | |
| Time Warner, Viacom take iPad issue to court | Top |
| Companies swap lawsuits about whether Time Warner has right to make Viacom programs available to subscribers on tablet. Tussle reflects growing importance of Net as distribution channel for movies, TV. | |
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