Big Tech Archive
Archives for May 2014
Microsoft’s new CEO sits down for his first in-depth interview as the Code Conference kicks off.
Reaching 1 billion views is so 2012.
Some thoughts from a Business Insider interview.
Like many Apple ads, these two are interested in promoting the notion that Work Can Be Done On An iPad.
In the wake of Friday’s shooting, YouTube issued a statement expressing condolences to the victims’ families.
In case you missed the big headlines this week, here’s a roundup of the news that dominated.
Judge Koh has said “no” twice before to sales bans. Maybe the third time’s a charm?
Computer makers can get Windows for free for small computers, but they will have to use Bing, rather than Google as the default search engine.
Hodge was the head of iPod product development and core technologies for 10 years.
The settlement involves Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe and about 64,000 workers.
The action targeted specific pages on the site.
Not to mention the in-house sushi bars.
Plus, more Amazon aggravation for Hachette.