Archive for the 'Technology' Category



‘Tis the Season for E-vites

Sunday 16 December 2007 @ 8:01 pm

Evite and other providers of online invitations are reporting double-digit growth, thanks to higher postal rates and eco-conscious party givers




2008 Sector Outlook: Technology

Thursday 13 December 2007 @ 8:01 pm

The fifth in a series examining the outlook for five sectors. S&P analysts have just one overweight recommendation: information technology




Battling Data Monsters at Yahoo!

Thursday 13 December 2007 @ 8:01 pm

Usama Fayyad is helping the Internet giant figure out how to harness the massive amount of data it collects in ways that profit advertisers and protect Web users




The 2008 Vote: Why MySpace Matters

Thursday 13 December 2007 @ 9:54 am

Users of the No. 1 social network show they’re much more likely to engage with Presidential candidates on the Web than online adults overall




Seeking Wi-Fi Security

Wednesday 12 December 2007 @ 8:10 pm

Wireless networks are more prone to spying than wired ones, but it helps to know if your more sensitive transactions are over secure servers




Mobile Ads: Not So Fast

Wednesday 12 December 2007 @ 8:10 pm

Mobile advertising revenues aren’t growing as fast as expected, and that could spell trouble for a bunch of venture-funded startups




Supercomputing for the Masses

Wednesday 12 December 2007 @ 8:01 pm

Advances in chip design are prompting companies to take advantage of the potential power. But the necessary new markets and software are lagging




Dell Dabbles in Tablets

Tuesday 11 December 2007 @ 8:01 pm

The PC giant is warming to products it once ignored as part of a bigger effort to recapture business sales lost to rivals HP and Lenovo




Stringer: Sony Won’t Go It Alone

Tuesday 11 December 2007 @ 2:59 am

Sony’s chairman hints he’ll let other content providers and gadget makers piggyback on the PlayStation Network if they use Sony’s DRM technology




Short Shrift for Short Codes

Monday 10 December 2007 @ 8:01 pm

AT&T, Verizon Wireless, and other big cellular carriers are dragging their feet on approving services that could compete with their own




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