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Archives for May 2014


Some thoughts from a Business Insider interview.


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 smaller rival to IPO-bound Box may turn a profit as soon as this year, its CEO Vineet Jain says.


In this week’s Ask Walt column, Walt Mossberg answers readers’ questions on iTunes Match, the Microsoft Surface and the latest Motorola smartphone.


Tech and privacy groups dropped their support of the House bill, which passed 303-121.


Plus, Samsung Music’s impending dirt nap and some boring news about Apple.


Stop hoarding old electronics or throwing them in the trash.


Plus, drunk fish and Google’s plans to advertise on thermostats.


A “strong start to the fiscal year,” says CEO Marc Benioff.


Apple-Samsung smack talk and a departure at Automattic.


It’s bigger than the rumored mini Surface.


The reason for the ban was unclear.


The French gaming company posted a $17 million loss on the year.

