Nikon posted its Q3 earnings report this morning, and there isn’t a whole lot to smile about. The cameramaker had to swallow a one-off loss of
Nikon posted its Q3 earnings report this morning, and there isn’t a whole lot to smile about. The cameramaker had to swallow a one-off loss of
On February 1, 2012, In Gadgets, by helobka23
It’s widely reported that Facebook is going to file for an IPO today, and likely that the offering will be in the $5 billion range. Time to start digging up your backyard bullion stash, right? Wrong.
It’s widely reported that Facebook is going to file for an IPO today, and likely that the offering will be in the $5 billion range. Time to start digging up your backyard bullion stash, right? Wrong.
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Reminder: The $5 Billion Facebook IPO Won’t Make You Rich
Open data is all very well, but what if you don’t release the most useful datasets of all? Paul Clarke on the scandal of UK transport data Remind me again: what’s the purpose of opening up all this public data? Ah yes, that’s it
Open data is all very well, but what if you don’t release the most useful datasets of all? Paul Clarke on the scandal of UK transport data Remind me again: what’s the purpose of opening up all this public data? Ah yes, that’s it
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Where open government data falls down: buying a train ticket
We know that Apple just had its biggest quarter in history.
We know that Apple just had its biggest quarter in history.
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Here’s Everything Apple Could Buy With the Billions They Just Made
In the wake of a relatively strong Q3 , Canon today unveiled a slightly less rosy earnings report for the fourth quarter of 2011. Net sales for the quarter reached
In the wake of a relatively strong Q3 , Canon today unveiled a slightly less rosy earnings report for the fourth quarter of 2011. Net sales for the quarter reached
It’s MacWorld, which means those providers of Apple gear are busting out wares for aftermarket insertion into your objects of desire. Other World Computing’s latest offering is a slender solid-state drive ready to be crow-barred into last year’s MacBook Airs
It’s MacWorld, which means those providers of Apple gear are busting out wares for aftermarket insertion into your objects of desire. Other World Computing’s latest offering is a slender solid-state drive ready to be crow-barred into last year’s MacBook Airs
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OWC Mercury Aura Pro Express SATA 3.0 SSDs doubles your (MacBook) Airspeed velocity
On January 26, 2012, In Gadgets, by RosalindAlysia806
After having already acquired Napster here in the US, Rhapsody has taken its expansion one step further, with the acquisition of Napster International.
After having already acquired Napster here in the US, Rhapsody has taken its expansion one step further, with the acquisition of Napster International.
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Rhapsody officially acquires Napster International, eyes European launch
Strategy Analytics has come out with another report on the state of today’s tablet market, which, not surprisingly, remains dominated by Apple. Cupertino’s iOS comprised about 58 percent of the global slate market during Q4 2011 — well ahead of Android’s record high 39 percent share, but down from the 68 percent it commanded during the final quarter of 2010. Android, in fact, has seen quite a jump over the past year, with total shipments reaching 10.5 million units during the last quarter, up from just 3.1 million last year (Apple, by comparison, shipped 15.4 million iPads during Q4, versus the 7.3 million it shipped last year)
Strategy Analytics has come out with another report on the state of today’s tablet market, which, not surprisingly, remains dominated by Apple. Cupertino’s iOS comprised about 58 percent of the global slate market during Q4 2011 — well ahead of Android’s record high 39 percent share, but down from the 68 percent it commanded during the final quarter of 2010. Android, in fact, has seen quite a jump over the past year, with total shipments reaching 10.5 million units during the last quarter, up from just 3.1 million last year (Apple, by comparison, shipped 15.4 million iPads during Q4, versus the 7.3 million it shipped last year)
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Strategy Analytics: Apple still owns tablet market, but Android narrows the gap
Olympus might have some good news soon: it might have found a hero to rescue it from its woes. The “troubled” ( read: it hid $1.7 billion worth of accounting losses , was nearly de-listed from the Tokyo Stock Exchange and is currently suing its leadership team for fraud ) company is reportedly about to negotiate a capital-and-business alliance with Sony .
Olympus might have some good news soon: it might have found a hero to rescue it from its woes. The “troubled” ( read: it hid $1.7 billion worth of accounting losses , was nearly de-listed from the Tokyo Stock Exchange and is currently suing its leadership team for fraud ) company is reportedly about to negotiate a capital-and-business alliance with Sony .
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Olympus turns to Sony to help it get its feet back on the ground
The Engadget Podcast believes in the future. And for each future to shine more brightly than the one that came before it, the present must do its part to fill its future with knowledge. Knowing this, we’ve voluntarily blacked out this podcast with the indomitable Marks-a-Lot of education — education about education, and the derivatives of nesting education within itself
The Engadget Podcast believes in the future. And for each future to shine more brightly than the one that came before it, the present must do its part to fill its future with knowledge. Knowing this, we’ve voluntarily blacked out this podcast with the indomitable Marks-a-Lot of education — education about education, and the derivatives of nesting education within itself
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Engadget Podcast 277 – 01.20.2012