Big Tech Archive
Archives for November 2014
Forty-five price cuts from Amazon suggest it’s not the one being hurt by competition.
Manuel Bronstein runs the video site’s consumer products group. He should be busy.
Plus, the difference between SoLoMo and HoMo, Jennifer Lawrence on Twitter and Street Fighter II impressions.
Google’s Chromecast now plays games, but keep your phone at the ready.
Good, clean fun with strangers, the Hummer makes a comeback and more.
It hits a low price, but it won’t have LTE, NFC or wireless charging.
The company’s Firefox browser, which marks its 10th anniversary today, helped spark a wave of thinking about “open” in modern life.
Plus, Obama urges the FCC to grow a pair, and Satya Nadella uses “Apple” and “Google” in a sentence.
Martha Stewart’s drones, Apple Pay and Call of Duty were on our minds (and your TVs) this week.
It’ll use the pile of money to expand and fend off rivals -- same as it ever was.
A New Hampshire company’s bankruptcy filing affords a rare glimpse into the Cupertino tech giant’s relationship with its suppliers.
The celebrity profiler is turning his talents toward startup land.
The move is another signal that Uber has every intention of expanding into delivery services in a serious way.
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