Big Tech Archive
Archives for November 2014
Plus the latest Apple news and Barbie’s latest bungle.
Plus, a discussion of connected women, and Mozilla swaps Google search for Yahoo
They’re sort of like the Goofus and Gallant of the sharing economy.
The structure of the deal hinges on the results of Apple’s appeal of an antitrust ruling.
Only early units sent to AT&T were affected, Motorola said.
Lyft is cracking down on the potential for employee snooping on users.
Draft motion suggests regulators consider separation of search from other businesses.
Plus, the Uber scandal ad nauseam, Apple ribs Xiaomi and Britain’s first poo bus.
It’s not a stunner, because news leaked earlier this week. Still interesting.
New rules will cap fees, require licensed cabs and drivers.
It’s a weird second-day story, but BuzzFeed finds itself defending the merits of a giant scoop.
The Rockstar consortium, which includes Apple, alleged that Google’s Android operating system infringed on some of the patents the group acquired from Nortel.
The CFO of the Infosys BPO unit was fired for failure to comply with the company’s code of conduct, and the CEO resigned.
It’s not at all rare for tech companies to look into their usage by reporters.