Big Tech Archive
Archives for January 2014


Once know for powering PCs, the chip giant wants companies buying cloud services to know whose chips are in the hardware.


Google offers to take your Web browsing and make it smaller.


CEO Tim Cook says the requirements are all steps Apple intended to take in any case, so the company decided not to fight.


The drop in price from $299 for the company’s iPad stand indicates sales haven’t lived up to Square’s expectations.


This stuff sounds complicated. Law professor Susan Crawford helps us out.


The computing giant steps back into the ring with a pair of Android devices, its first phones of any kind since 2011.


The group will be voting on whether they want to join the IAMAW.


Longtime Facebook mobile exec Henri Moissinac and others join the inorganic growth team.


Ross Levinsohn’s No. 2 stayed less than a year.


Moss, who has come and gone from Google twice, says this startup is his “moon shot.”


The new iPhone case from Typo Products adds a BlackBerry-like keyboard to the iPhone 5 or 5s. But there are trade-offs.


The new mid-range iPhone 5c sold less last quarter than iPhone 4s last year, when it was the mid-range model.


The entrepreneurs are in the house.


“There was no shortage of funds, but funds are funds and you still have to build the infrastructure.”
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