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- Microsoft vs. EU: Will Europe Really Go Browserless This Fall?
- Jason Kincaid submits: The web is currently ablaze with headlines that IE8 will not be included in the European release of Windows this fall. In fact, no browser at all is going to be included with the latest version of Microsoft’s MSFT operating system. No, Hell has not...
- External links 2009-06-13
- Is Google Stealing Apple's Ideas?
- Jason Kincaid submits: Saturday morning I woke up and saw an interesting headline on Techmeme from Forbes writer Brian Caulfield: Why Google Is Stealing Apple’s Ideas. Wow, a story involving two of the world’s largest technology companies and scandal? This was going to be good. ...
- External links 2009-07-12
- Google Stealing Apple's Ideas, and Other Tales of Accidental Corporate Espionage
- Jason Kincaid submits: This morning I woke up and saw an interesting headline on Techmeme from Forbes writer Brian Caulfield: Why Google Is Stealing Apple’s Ideas. Wow, a story involving two of the world’s largest technology companies and scandal? This was going to be good. And then...
- External links 2009-07-12
- Free iPhone Apps Can Make Quite a Bit of Money
- Jason Kincaid submits: Earlier this year Pinch Media released a report on the state of the App Store, describing some of the trends it had seen as developers tried to monetize their apps. The verdict: advertising on free applications simply can’t match the payoff from even the...
- External links 2009-05-06
- Lotus Notes Soon to Become Even More LinkedIn
- Jason Kincaid submits: LinkedIn has partnered with [[IBM]] to create a new plugin that integrates its professional social network into Lotus Notes, a popular business desktop client that includes Email, calendar, and IM functionality. The plugin is making its debut to the public at Lotusphere, with plans...
- External links 2009-01-19
- iPhone App Store: Mobile Restaurant Ordering Now Available
- Jason Kincaid submits: In the last week, a pair of new iPhone applications have appeared on the App Store that put the menus of hundreds of restaurants at users’ fingertips. Dubbed GrubHub and CityMint, both applications allow users to order food on the go from online menus,...
- External links 2009-02-05
- SAP Acquires Coghead?s Technology as It Looks Towards the Cloud
- Jason Kincaid submits: Thursday we reported on the shutdown of Coghead, a web-based enterprise software editor that featured an unusually intuitive interface. Friday, we were contacted by the company’s CEO Paul McNamara, who informed us that software giant [[SAP]], which previously had invested in the company, has...
- External links 2009-02-20
- Microsoft, Quelling Firestorm, Allows Ex-Employees to Keep Severance Overpayment
- Jason Kincaid submits: On Saturday we published a letter sent out to some recently laid-off Microsoft MSFT employees explaining that they had been overpaid in severance - and that Microsoft wanted some of its money back. Something had clearly gone wrong during Microsoft’s first mass layoffs, as...
- External links 2009-02-24
- Microsoft to Shut Down Encarta, Can't Compete with Wikipedia
- Jason Kincaid submits: Microsoft MSFT is preparing to shut down Encarta, the digital encyclopedia it first launched in 1993 as a direct competitor to old reference standbys like Encyclopedia Britannica. The encyclopedia, which for years was based on optical media and eventually made its way to the...
- External links 2009-03-31
- Microsoft ?Surface? Upgrade Projects Images Beyond the Screen
- Jason Kincaid submits: We’re big fans of of Microsoft Surface, the interactive multitouch tabletop that acts a bit like an iPhone on a much larger scale though the technology used is completely different. In fact, we like the Surface so much that we’re one of the few...
- External links 2009-02-25
- iSynth Brings Microsoft?s Photosynth to the iPhone
- Jason Kincaid submits: iSynth iTunes Link is a new application that brings Microsoft’s MSFT impressive Photosynth 3D photo viewer to the iPhone. Photosynth stitches together user-submitted photos of the same subject, allowing users to ‘fly-through’ the area by clicking on each successive photo. The technology works...
- External links 2009-03-11
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- Apple?s Lowered Expectations Pay Off
- Jason Kincaid submits: Tuesday’s keynote presentation by Phil Schiller has been widely regarded as a relatively lackluster affair. That isn’t to say it went badly - I’m genuinely excited about some of the new software updates. But the Macworld keynote in years past has been home to...
- External links 2009-01-07
- Quicken Online Can't Believe Mint Is Doing So Well; Sends Threatening Letter
- TechCrunch submits: By Jason Kincaid Intuit INTU, the company behind the well-known Quicken suite of money management software that includes Quicken Online, can’t believe how well its competitor Mint is doing. In fact, they were so bewildered by Mint’s claims of gaining 3,000 new users a day...
- External links 2009-02-20
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