Big Tech Archive
Archives for December 2014
Where do you go when “tactical vomit” and “MUNI nudists” have already been checked off?
Last week this movie was gone. Now it’s back, in theaters and online.
The competition will not go gently into that good night.
It’s going to start showing its billion-plus users some of TV’s most valuable programming. What happens next?
Asks the pros or DIY? Maybe both.
Another country, another legal headache.
The deal puts an end to Rockstar’s litigation against several handset manufacturers of Android-based phones.
“It’s quite vexing as there’s no precedent for this kind of issue.”
We’re prettier than our written words let on.
The ad placements come as TV lovers head home for the holidays and get ready to binge-watch to their hearts content.
Do the two global powers build, buy or partner?
As Plato’s teacher knew -- and as every fresh report of the tech sector’s abusive behavior should remind us -- a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.
Google takes a jab at the MPAA over a lobbying scheme unveiled, thanks to the Sony hack.
Hachamovitch, who for years ran the company’s Internet Explorer effort, says it’s time for something new.
No smartphone required.