Big Tech Archive
Archives for November 2014
Plus, Android One’s slow start in India, a Lyft investor happily slags Uber and He-Man’s best one-liners.
And that will be his moniker from now on. Thank you, “Late Night” and Uber!
Airbnb said on Thursday it would add liability insurance that covers hosts if guests are injured.
Netflix and YouTube still account for a third of the Internet during prime time. But Amazon is making a move.
Mozilla will no longer get 90 percent of its revenue from the maker of its largest competitor.
As they say in “Team America,” “there’s a hefty f--king fee” in free-to-play.
The noteholders want time to investigate whether Apple acted unfairly.
Plus, USA Freedom Act takes a dirt nap, the poop emoji and A Tiny Hamster Thanksgiving.
Let the iAd automation begin.
Whether at the office, at a coffee shop, a college campus, an airport or a conference, Macs seem to be everywhere today. And, for those of us who were around tech in the late ’90s, that’s pretty remarkable.
Beta, shmeta: This is already a great way to back up iOS photos and videos in iCloud.
Back-stabbing schadenfreude is one of the key characteristics of Silicon Valley, which comes right before extravagantly public forgiveness.