Big Tech Archive
Archives for October 2014
Revenue was up significantly, but profits took a hit amid restructuring charges.
Ruh roh.
“The Ebola virus is unlike any health crisis we have ever experienced and needs a response unlike anything we have ever seen,” the Microsoft co-founder said.
Plus, Bale as Jobs, Chromebook sales “surge” and Ikea’s homage to “The Shining.”
Shuddle, a new service for parents to arrange paid rides for their children, launches today.
Etsy wants a cut at the craft sale.
Why pay for e-books when you can get them from free?
Plus, Gamergate humor and a Joan Didion project on Kickstarter.
Apple defeats an infringement case that alleged the Cupertino company’s iPhones and iPad tablets infringed on its pager patents.
YouTube channel Mondo Media is going to port its shows to Fusion’s cable TV network. Expect to see more of this.
Google just launched a new email app. Join the Re/code reviews team on their journey exploring Inbox.
Auction house Bonhams had expected the machine to sell for somewhere between $300,000 and $500,000.
Google would be effectively bombing user trust if it launched Inbox as a wholesale interface change to existing Gmail users, so it’s not.
Plus, Steve Ballmer: investment adviser, Hungary mulls an Internet usage tax and Apple’s boring new iPads.