Big Tech Archive
Archives for June 2014
A fight that broke out in your pockets has spilled over onto the wrist, into the living room and out to the car.
You sound great, you look great -- share.
Like previous models, the X2 is geared toward entry-level smartphone buyers in emerging markets.
You can watch an episode of “Perfect Strangers” for free, if you’re willing to put up with ads.
Plus, Intel’s board gets a new director and more Yo stupidity.
It’s kind of like cruise control on steroids.
You don’t say!
Tech giants are rushing out digital health platforms, but there’s a lot more work to do on fitness trackers.
“Mathematics is essential for driving human progress and innovation in this century,” said Zuckerberg.
What do Bob Iger, Jonathan Ive, Evan Spiegel and Sophia Amoruso have in common?
It was a busy week in tech. Luckily, you can catch up on all of it with just one post.
Tired of World Cup soccer and looking for something to watch? Here’s a week’s worth of Re/code video appearances.
“We’d be very open to it,” Bezos told Re/code. “I think it would be great.”
“This is not a Mozilla project, and we do not make devices,” a company representative told Re/code.