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- Apple assembly line gets pay raise, fewer hours
- BlackBerry maker to focus on business customers
- IPO market heats up, more startups going public
- Just Show Me: How to tweet from your iPad’s web browser
- Metro Cuffs: Cufflinks for the classy and directionally challenged
- South Pole Explorer Flips Over Secret Stash of Frozen Treats [VIDEO]
- Egypt court orders ban of pornographic websites
- Red Hat's red-hot shares climb to 12-year high
- PayPal taps mobile chief Marcus as president
- BlueStacks Android emulator lets you use apps on your PC
- BlackBerry maker RIM reports loss for latest quarter, announces changes and plans
- Micron settles memory chip lawsuit with Oracle
- More U.S. clean tech IPOs come to market, amid skepticism
- Apple assembly line gets pay raise, fewer hours
- Murdoch's media empire strikes back
- Apple labor plan to ripple through China factories
- Apple, Foxconn to revamp China work conditions
- BlackBerry maker RIM posts major loss
- RIM posts loss as new CEO begins to clean house
- Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers
- BlackBerry maker to focus on business customers
- On the Call: Research in Motion CEO Heins
- Analysis: Disinflationary wave from China already waned
- Google to open online tablet store: report
- Millennial Media shares nearly double in debut
- Summary Box: Curbs promised at Apple factory lines
- Mashable Photo Challenge Results: What's In Your Laptop Bag?
- IPO market heats up, more startups going public
- Report: Illegal overtime on Apple assembly line
- Apple, Foxconn revamp China work conditions
- South Pole Explorer Flips Over Secret Stash of Frozen Treats [VIDEO]
- Summary Box: Transformation at BlackBerry maker
- Google to open online tablet store: report
- Online Tools Reveals How Politicians Will Affect Your Wallet
- A look at troubles for BlackBerry and its maker
- Sony Vita, PlayStation 3 Features that Have Been Disabled
- Apple iPhone 4 owners: Here's how to get your $15 'Antennagate' settlement
- Sony, Microsoft May Crack Down on Sales of Used Games
- Meme Madness Is Down to the Final Four
- The cost of making Apple products, at a glance
| Apple assembly line gets pay raise, fewer hours Posted:
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| BlackBerry maker to focus on business customers Posted: Struggling BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. said Thursday that it plans to return its focus to its corporate customers after failing to compete with flashier, consumer-oriented phones such as Apple's iPhone and models that run Google's Android software. |
| IPO market heats up, more startups going public Posted: The IPO market is heating up. A growing economy and rising stock market are prompting more startups to go public, and investors appear hungry to invest. |
| Just Show Me: How to tweet from your iPad’s web browser Posted: Welcome to Just Show Me on Tecca TV, where we show you tips and tricks for getting the most out of the gadgets in your life. In today's episode we'll show you how to tweet from your web browser on your iPad. You don't have … Continue reading |
| Metro Cuffs: Cufflinks for the classy and directionally challenged Posted: If directions aren't your strong suit, chances are a highly complicated and convoluted subway is one of your worst nightmares. You can use Google Maps on your phone or tablet to get you through all the twists and turns, but if … Continue reading |
| South Pole Explorer Flips Over Secret Stash of Frozen Treats [VIDEO] Posted: If you thought Katniss Everdeen was hardcore, meet explorer Aleksander Gamme, who spent 100 days crossing the South Pole by himself. By day 86, however, it seems like the guy is on his last leg. |
| Egypt court orders ban of pornographic websites Posted: An Egyptian court has ordered the government to ban pornographic Internet websites in order to protect society and its values. |
| Red Hat's red-hot shares climb to 12-year high Posted: Red Hat is red hot. The software maker's shares are up 19 percent Thursday, hitting a 12-year high, after an earnings report that highlighted how much Red Hat is benefiting from a shift in the way big companies meet their technological needs. |
| PayPal taps mobile chief Marcus as president Posted: PayPal's mobile unit chief will become the online payments service's next president. |
| BlueStacks Android emulator lets you use apps on your PC Posted: A new Windows PC program has just hit beta testing that allows Android users to fire up apps on their computers, even the ones they've already purchased for smartphones or tablets. |
| BlackBerry maker RIM reports loss for latest quarter, announces changes and plans Posted:
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| Micron settles memory chip lawsuit with Oracle Posted:
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| More U.S. clean tech IPOs come to market, amid skepticism Posted: (Reuters) - Two U.S. clean tech companies plan to go public on Friday, as executives and bankers increasingly bet that high energy prices and more proven technology will make investors forget the sector's recent flameouts. Solar inverter company Enphase Energy priced shares at the low end of its range on Thursday night, while selling more shares than expected. Clean fuel company Luca Technologies is expected to price shares later in the day. Those offerings could pave the way for other, similar IPOs in coming months, analysts said. ... |
| Apple assembly line gets pay raise, fewer hours Posted:
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| Murdoch's media empire strikes back Posted:
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| Apple labor plan to ripple through China factories Posted: SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apparel makers, toy companies and other manufacturers wrestling with rising wages in China now face new pressures after Apple Inc and main production partner Foxconn agreed to improve worker conditions at plants making its iPhones and other gadgets. In a major development for the way Western companies do business in China, Apple said on Thursday it agreed to work with Foxconn -- an affiliate of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry -- to curtail hours, substantially improve wages, and hire tens of thousands to compensate for the reduced hours. ... |
| Apple, Foxconn to revamp China work conditions Posted:
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| BlackBerry maker RIM posts major loss Posted:
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| RIM posts loss as new CEO begins to clean house Posted:
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| Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers Posted: What tech manufacturers and suppliers have been saying about the impact from heavy flooding in Thailand: |
| BlackBerry maker to focus on business customers Posted: Struggling BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. said Thursday that it plans to return its focus to its corporate customers after failing to compete with flashier, consumer-oriented phones such as Apple's iPhone and models that run Google's Android software. |
| On the Call: Research in Motion CEO Heins Posted: During a conference call on Thursday, Research in Motion Ltd. CEO Thorsten Heins was asked about the company's plans to undergo a comprehensive strategic review. |
| Analysis: Disinflationary wave from China already waned Posted: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A big improvement in labor conditions at plants that produce Apple's iPhones, iPads and iPods in China, which was announced on Thursday, is unlikely to create much more than a ripple in prices across the West. While the reduced overtime hours, increased hiring and improved safety will raise labor costs for the gigantic contract manufacturer Foxconn that Apple uses in China, they are such a small part of the overall cost of the smart phones, tablets and music players that the shift can be largely absorbed, economists said. ... |
| Google to open online tablet store: report Posted:
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| Millennial Media shares nearly double in debut Posted: Shares of Millennial Media nearly doubled in the mobile advertising company's market debut Thursday. |
| Summary Box: Curbs promised at Apple factory lines Posted:
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| Mashable Photo Challenge Results: What's In Your Laptop Bag? Posted: Mashable's first weekly photo challenge is complete, and the photos are in. We asked you to show us What's in Your Laptop Bag? |
| IPO market heats up, more startups going public Posted: The IPO market is heating up. A growing economy and rising stock market are prompting more startups to go public, and investors appear hungry to invest. |
| Report: Illegal overtime on Apple assembly line Posted:
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| Apple, Foxconn revamp China work conditions Posted:
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| South Pole Explorer Flips Over Secret Stash of Frozen Treats [VIDEO] Posted: If you thought Katniss Everdeen was hardcore, meet explorer Aleksander Gamme, who spent 100 days crossing the South Pole by himself. By day 86, however, it seems like the guy is on his last leg. |
| Summary Box: Transformation at BlackBerry maker Posted: BACK TO ITS ROOTS: Struggling BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. plans to return its focus to its corporate customers. |
| Google to open online tablet store: report Posted: SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc is planning to open an online store to sell tablet PCs directly to consumers, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal on Thursday. The online store would offer tablets made by Samsung Electronics Co and Asustek Computer Inc based on Google's Android software, according to the report, which cited anonymous sources and which Reuters was not able to confirm. Google declined to comment. ... |
| Online Tools Reveals How Politicians Will Affect Your Wallet Posted: Five different candidates for president means five very different economic plans. But whose would really benefit you? |
| A look at troubles for BlackBerry and its maker Posted: Research In Motion Ltd., the Canadian company that makes the BlackBerry, announced plans Thursday to focus on its core business customers. It was the latest in a series of developments as the company struggles to compete with Apple's iPhone and iPad and phones running Google's Android system. |
| Sony Vita, PlayStation 3 Features that Have Been Disabled Posted: Sony has continued to crack down on what it considers to be inappropriate uses of its Vita and PlayStation 3 consoles, in some cases removing features from devices that people already purchased. |
| Apple iPhone 4 owners: Here's how to get your $15 'Antennagate' settlement Posted:
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| Sony, Microsoft May Crack Down on Sales of Used Games Posted: Nothing has yet been officially announced, especially for today's games and game consoles. But according to Kotaku's Luke Plunkett, the fourth Sony PlayStation console may be called Orbis, and incorporate anti-features which prevent the playing of used games on it. Meanwhile, Stephen Totilo asserts that "one reliable industry source" has told him that similar measures will be found on the upcoming "Xbox 720". |
| Meme Madness Is Down to the Final Four Posted: If you've lost interest in March Madness -- or you're just ignoring your bracket due to numerous upsets -- you can throw caution to the wind and place bets on Internet memes instead! |
| The cost of making Apple products, at a glance Posted: While Apple Inc.'s relationship with Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. gets a lot of attention, the Taiwanese company accounts for only a fraction of the cost of each device it assembles. |
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