Technology More... Smartphones, Netbooks, Beat Vacations, Jewelry when Money's Tight: Report
Spending on electronics such smartphones, netbooks and LCD-TVs rose during 2009, despite the first post-WWII fall in global per capita income. Cash-strapped consumers will cut back on desirables such as restaurant meals, says iSuppli, but electronics remain must-haves.
eWeek Fri, March 19, 2010 12:06 PM GMT
Translate
More info
Google TV Coming to Make Your TV a Larger Computer
Google, Intel and Sony are working on Google TV, a platform and service that will funnel search, video, Twitter and other Web applications through set-top boxes and onto televisions.
eWeek Thu, March 18, 2010 20:36 PM GMT
Translate
More info
|
|
More Technology
FCC Broadband Plan Advocates Mobile Medical Apps, Electronic Health Records
eWeek
HP, Samsung, Nokia Spending More on Chips in 2010
eWeek
Social Network Privacy Concerns Raised by Undercover Police Tactics
eWeek
SAP to Shun Growth Through Acquisition Strategy
eWeek
Oracle Releases Imaging and Process Components for Fusion Middleware
eWeek
|
Lifestyle/Travel More... Stewart L. Udall, 90, Conservationist in Kennedy and Johnson Cabinets, Dies
Mr. Udall was the interior secretary in the 1960s, who presided over vast increases in national park holdings and the public domain.
New York Times Found 11 hours ago
Translate
More info
Novell Rejects Elliott’s Bid as ‘Inadequate’
Novell , a maker of business software, said Saturday that it had rejected Elliott Associates ’ unsolicited $2 billion takeover bid as “inadequate,” saying the hedge fund’s offer “undervalues the company’s franchise and growth prospects.”
New York Times Found 14 hours ago
Translate
More info
|
|
More Lifestyle/Travel
New Life in Old Hong Kong
New York Times
Stewart L. Udall, 90, Conservationist in Kennedy and Johnson Cabinets, Dies
New York Times
By Ancient Ruins, a Gay Haven in Cambodia
New York Times
Closing an Auto Plant: Toyota’s Side of the Story
New York Times
4 Women, Discussing Oysters and Men
New York Times
|
|