Macworld/iWorld treated the press to an app-focused preview day with nothing new to talk about in terms of products from Apple. Are cute iPad apps and iPhone accessories the best we can hope for at Macworld without Apple and Steve Jobs?
Macworld/iWorld treated the press to an app-focused preview day with nothing new to talk about in terms of products from Apple. Are cute iPad apps and iPhone accessories the best we can hope for at Macworld without Apple and Steve Jobs?
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A Product-Light Preview Day at Macworld/iWorld 2012
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar items.
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web for important and peculiar items.
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Today’s Scuttlebot: Steve Jobs’s Photo Plan, Piracy and Public Outrage
Before Steve Jobs passed away in the fall, he apparently had made it known he was interested in meeting with Lytro CEO Ren Ng about the possibilities of light field capture technology in iPhones.
Before Steve Jobs passed away in the fall, he apparently had made it known he was interested in meeting with Lytro CEO Ren Ng about the possibilities of light field capture technology in iPhones.
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Report: Steve Jobs Wanted Lytro’s Crazy Camera Guts in the iPhone
Steve Jobs wanted to do to education what he did for music, phones and tablet computers. Apple’s new textbooks was his Next Big Thing (or one of them).
Steve Jobs wanted to do to education what he did for music, phones and tablet computers. Apple’s new textbooks was his Next Big Thing (or one of them).
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Apple’s iPad Textbooks: Everything You Need to Know About iBooks 2 (Updating Live)
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web each day for important and peculiar items. Monday’s selection includes the latest on a plan to make Steve Jobs figurines, the tremendous demand at libraries for e-books and data theft from San Francisco students.
The technology reporters and editors of The New York Times scour the Web each day for important and peculiar items. Monday’s selection includes the latest on a plan to make Steve Jobs figurines, the tremendous demand at libraries for e-books and data theft from San Francisco students.
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Today’s Scuttlebot: E-Books at the Library and Steve Jobs Dolls
Here’s a fun little tidbit from tonight’s Seacrest-heavy Microsoft Keynote : turns out that Redmond has moved 18 million Kinect sensors in just over a year, according to the Steve Ballmer’s numbers. The news came amidst a few announcements that should help the company push even more of the gesture-based peripherals out the door — Kinect for Windows , anyone
Here’s a fun little tidbit from tonight’s Seacrest-heavy Microsoft Keynote : turns out that Redmond has moved 18 million Kinect sensors in just over a year, according to the Steve Ballmer’s numbers. The news came amidst a few announcements that should help the company push even more of the gesture-based peripherals out the door — Kinect for Windows , anyone
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Microsoft moves 18 million Kinect sensors, leaves behind a lot of lonely couch cushions
In Thursday’s New York Times, Steve Lohr reports on Yahoo’s pick for its next chief executive — Scott Thompson, the president of PayPal, the online payment service owned by eBay.
In Thursday’s New York Times, Steve Lohr reports on Yahoo’s pick for its next chief executive — Scott Thompson, the president of PayPal, the online payment service owned by eBay.
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Daily Report: Yahoo’s Mr. Fix-It
This is not the first Steve Jobs, but it’s definitely the most realistic.
This is not the first Steve Jobs, but it’s definitely the most realistic.
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New Steve Jobs Action Figure Is So Good It’s Freaky
The tech reporters and editors of The New York Times are always searching for the most interesting items on the Web. What they found on Thursday: thoughts on the market for initial public stock offerings and Steve Jobs on gaming.
The tech reporters and editors of The New York Times are always searching for the most interesting items on the Web. What they found on Thursday: thoughts on the market for initial public stock offerings and Steve Jobs on gaming.
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Today’s Scuttlebot: Thoughts on the I.P.O. Market and Steve Jobs on Gaming
Ever since an excerpt from Steve Jobs biography revealed that he felt that he had finally cracked integrated Television sets, the chatter about Apple possibly releasing Televisions sets has got louder. So far we’ve heard the following rumors and speculations about … Continue reading →
Ever since an excerpt from Steve Jobs biography revealed that he felt that he had finally cracked integrated Television sets, the chatter about Apple possibly releasing Televisions sets has got louder. So far we’ve heard the following rumors and speculations about … Continue reading →
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Apple Television Will Respond To Users’ Voice And Movements, Stream Content And Lots More
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