Hulu and the expectations game
Expect nothing--or better yet expect a total trainwreck--and you're always pleasantly surprised.That axiom is at play today as Hulu--the online video venture of Fox and NBC launches.
Expect nothing--or better yet expect a total trainwreck--and you're always pleasantly surprised.That axiom is at play today as Hulu--the online video venture of Fox and NBC launches.
Powered by solar panels, the low-cost robots which are designed to work in fleets, would use GPS and wireless communication systems to navigate a spill site.
Intel still has a rough road competing with the likes of Qualcomm and ARM. A clearer picture of Intel's mobile success will emerge beginning at the end of the year.
Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam said Thursday his company hopes to offer the Palm Pre and talked up the carrier's upcoming phone lineup, which includes the latest BlackBerrys and Android powered phones. Meanwhile, McAdam panned AT&T's network upgrade.
Howard Stern got his Palm Pre demo and picked the BlackBerry Bold instead.As noted last week, Palm worked the word of mouth marketing for the Pre and received a lot of air time from Stern.
President Obama outlined his wireless infrastructure plan and the biggest takeaway is that he wants 98 percent of Americans to have access to 4G service.
LG and Google launch the Nexus 4. Can LG really put a dent into Samsung's Android dominance? Samsung chips in a Nexus 10 tablet.
At the AlwaysOn Summit at Stanford University, moderator Adam Zawel of INmobile.org leads a discussion on mobile social networking.
BlackBerry's Z10 launch was strong in Canada and company confirms solid U.K. sales.
Tele Atlas, a Netherlands-based digital map provider, said Monday that Google has signed a five year licensing agreement to broaden the search giant's map services.Specifically, Google gets Tele Atlas' content in more than 200 countries.