Big Tech Archive
Archives for April 2014
Lead investors are BlackRock and Passport Capital.
New names are in the works -- the “Nokia Lumia 1020 with Windows Phone on the AT&T LTE Network” doesn’t exactly sing.
The longtime Apple veterans and key decision makers at the company have contributed a lot to its success.
Hello, world.
“We’ll be able to tell exactly how the body’s changing when you’re playing videogames.”
Sources say the disorganized studio struggles to close deals and lacks a fleshed out business model.
An appeals court ruling means the jury will have to hear another couple of hours of expert testimony before getting jury instructions.
More than half of the world’s browsers are affected. Be careful where you click.
Re/code hits the airwaves.
The week in review, Re/code style.
A researcher has been investigating who (and why) people unfriend.
Fans are grumbling about changes to what has been called the iTunes of comic books after its buyout by Amazon.
Judge Koh re-opens the case for additional witnesses to deal with a new construction of one of the patent claims that was part of an appellate ruling on Friday.
While Google denies a change in strategy, multiple options are being considered, and the new Google+ leader has a smaller title.