Monthly Archives: March 2006
Google, Mashup Developers Not on Same Map
Web developers combining their creations with Google Maps arent a very happy lot any more.The unease has given rise to a new technology package,...
Convergence and Security Headline CTIA Show
The convergence of wireless services, expansion of the digital footprint in the home and office, and security defenses necessary to protect all those technologies...
Maps, No Longer An Ad Free Zone
Google's begun selling advertising on its maps, as another once ad-free Internet zone falls by the wayside.For now, the ads will be limited to...
Sugar Daddy Google’s Coming!
Like the good consumer it is, Google plans to buy, buy, buy, or so it says, after it raises $2.1 billion later this year...
Google Finance: We’re Number 28!
Google Finance, a business information Web site, has so far captured just 0.53 percent of the Internet audience for this kind of information, according...
Hotel Chain Has No Reservations About Mobile Content
Although the market for content for cell phones and PDAs is still in its infancy, the two applications that are expected to seize major...
Despite Growth, Apple Falls Short on Enterprise Traction
As Apple Computer reaches the 30-year mark as a successful consumer electronics company, Macs are better integrated in enterprise systems than ever before. But...
Apple@30: The Great History (Trivia) Challenge
While Apple Computer has been written off countless times over the year, it lives today to celebrate its 30th birthday on April 1.The company...
Visa Putting Retail IT Execs Everywhere but Where They Want to Be
Visa recently sent a confidential memo to selected business partners advising them of a potentially major security threat involving Fujitsu POS software.
We all know...
Lead Apple Engineer to Leave Company
Apples lead software engineer Avadis "Avie" Tevanian will leave the company at the end of March, it was confirmed March 27. Tevanian followed Steve...