Navigation, thanks to a bunch of innovations, is about to get futuristic in a way Star Trek's Mr. Chekov would be impressed with ... and Google isn't necessarily along for the ride.READ»
Started in 2007, American Express began publishing OPEN Forum, a platform for small biz owners to share advice and get information about their trades-in-question. With a rise to mobile use, AMEX execs see a shift to business owners needing on-the-road information, and the OPEN Forum is following them there. READ»
Although Al Jazeera's reporting on the Arab Revolutions has won worldwide acclaim, the network is still near-impossible to watch on American television. However, new negotiations might change everything for the controversial network.READ»
Caseta wants to transform the fledgling cable channel IFC into a major media player by acquiring critically acclaimed, low-rated series such as Freaks and Geeks, while also producing original programs, including the soon-to-be-launched Onion News Network.READ»
Cable networks have been losing subscribers at a growing rate in recent months -- and satellite providers haven't picked up the slack. It's the strongest indication yet that online services such as Netflix and Hulu are snagging an ever larger share of couch potatoes. READ»
Don't count out Google TV. The all-star collaboration between Google, Sony, Intel and Logitech is officially coming this fall, with a worldwide release coming next year. Better yet, it will offer voice control.READ»
Remember when DirecTV and TiVo were best pals? It didn't last. But now DirecTV has a big, bad mother of a new best friend: Google. It'll be selling ad time on some of DirecTV's channels. But isn't this confusing?READ»
Finally! Hulu Plus has been made official, and it looks awesome.
For $10 a month, you'll be able to stream in HD entire current seasons of shows Glee, Modern Family, The Office and 30 Rock as well as the entire back library of many ...READ»
As if we needed another bullet point in the "why you should get rid of cable" argument, Sony just announced that they're bringing live MLB games to the PS3.READ»
My partner, Mike Deeds, has a new post on our company blog:You can’t escape the fact that it takes money to create a low cost product. It is estimated that the first version of the iPhone had COGS (cost-of-goods-sold) of around ...READ»
I thought it would be interesting to connect a network sniffer in-line with my shiny new iPad, so I could capture and analyze all the network traffic flowing to and from the device.Although I did this with the iPad, the ...READ»
Here's another in our series of interesting tech companies in San Antonio, Texas. Perftech makes technology that lets cable companies communicate with their customers in a new wayREAD»
In our trip through Washington DC, you’ll notice that lots of politicians are upset that the United States is ranked 15th out of all countries in deployment of broadband technologies. Here I visit Kyle McSlarrow, CEO of the National ...READ»
