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HTC is quite the growing mobile company. It teamed up with Google Android to grand success, and is now becoming more central to the discussions around the expanding mobile industry. The latest HTC debut was the Aria, an exclusive handset offered only …
Video Chat: Can Kinect Connect Kin to the Xbox 360?
Microsoft’s got its own emerging chat tool, though it’s not on a mobile device, or even a phone for that matter. The new video chat integration comes on the newly revealed Kinect, Microsoft’s latest announcement regarding its Xbox 360 game system. Unveiled …
SeaMicro’s Atom Out to “Greenify” Cloud Computing
The long-awaited details of the new SeaMicro server have been revealed, complete with 512 Intel Atom chips that reduce the size of the server, as well as its load. SeaMicro, which has raised $25 million in funding from Khosla Ventures and Draper …
TripAdvisor Says Your Friends are Smart and Important
It’s summertime and I keep hearing the anthem on the radio, reminding me that I need to get out and enjoy the warm weather. A vacation, you say? Sounds fine! And where do you recommend I go? You can tell me straight …
World Cup 2010 on the Web, Cake Walk.
Stephen Colbert may have reminded us Americans how much we loath soccer, but the world wide web has brought the World Cup 2010 to every corner of the world. That includes the United States. Thanks to search engines, social networks and mobile …
comScore Whoops! Microsoft, Yahoo, Google Still Figuring Out Search
comScore released numbers on Microsoft and Yahoo search engines this week, indicating that the two Google competitors are growing in their market share. The May 2010 U.S. Search Data report shows that Microsoft Bing/MSN and Yahoo each added around 60 bps and …
T-Mobile’s Free Handsets, the Latest Hat Trick?
T-Mobile (in the U.S.) is still just one of the “others.” You know, not AT&T. Meaning, you won’t find any iPhones here. But that hasn’t put T-Mobile completely out of the smart phone game. Taking advantage of newcomer Android and its line …
HTC Evo and Android Out to Save Sprint
Sprint is still struggling to regain a foothold in the treacherous mobile wars, which get especially gruesome around this time of year. Steve Jobs’ annual iPhone upgrades are becoming regular events around which mobile service providers now brace themselves for. Sprint CFO …
Apple Spoils Mobile Ads for Google
For some reason, mobile companies have fallen to advertising battles, despite the industry’s similarities to the early growth of the web. Instead of learning from past lessons, it appears that Apple is looking to recreate the system–in its favor. The company’s proposed …
AT&T’s iPad Security Breach a Lesson for Mobile Industry
It’s bad enough AT&T was shafted during Steve Jobs keynote at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer’s Conference on Monday, when the slow network lead to heckling and a suggestion for the iPhone to move be available through Verizon (the grass is always greener). …