Big Tech Archive
Archives for January 2014
The Chinese PC maker says it’s in the “strategy development” phase.
What was inside? A Nissan Versa Note car.
The Yahoo CEO was well-known at Google for meticulous preparation of her speeches, and I doubt this will be different. No Michael Bay, she!
“A lot of the world uses Microsoft products and people relate to it, while Apple is like a prom king or queen, beautiful but not really like us.”
That $380 million Gaikai acquisition is finally good for something.
Increments, unexplainable TVs and the start of the main event.
Microsoft buys out a key partner of its Dynamics CRM platform.
The new pilot program could bring in $100,000 per company -- or about $1.5 million.
If we’re so aware of disruption, then why do successful products (or companies) keep getting disrupted?
Bigcos, gizmos and no-gos.
The tech and car companies are coming together under the Open Automotive Alliance banner, a move very similar to how Google launched its phone efforts in 2007.
With HP’s software business barely growing, and CEO Meg Whitman hinting at a deal this year, the logical place to shop is in the cloud.