Big Tech Archive
Archives for January 2014
Revenue was up, but analysts expected better earnings per share.
The machinators at Google have had quite a lot of big news and change in recent weeks.
The popular Android keyboard is coming to iOS, but not in the way you think.
Sources say the eBay-owned payments company is willing to white-label its technology to Apple.
One thing is clear -- in a poll of employees I took over the last week, everyone expressed a need for this search to end now.
Turns out those patents and synergies didn’t pay off after all.
Between Lenovo board and his prescient Alibaba investment, it’s time to take another look at the Yahoo co-founder.
The unit headed by the former DARPA chief will stay with Google.
In a conference call, Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing says both Motorola and Lenovo brands will be used, offices in Chicago and Bay Area will stay, but stays mum on future of Texas manufacturing plant.
It’s a big loss for Google, but could ease pressure from both regulators and handset makers, including Samsung.
The search giant treads a fine line with other phone makers.
Viva la siphon!
As Google looks to reduce Android fragmentation, its relationship with Samsung has undergone a major change.