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| Cisco hires iPhone 'antenna-gate' exec CNET by Edward Moyer Cisco Systems has hired the former Apple executive in charge of design and engineering for the iPhone 4--the gadget that sparked a PR headache for Steve Jobs and Co. when its supposedly innovative antenna design proved problematic. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Saudi Arabia Defriends, Refriends Facebook PC Magazine Officials in the country of Saudi Arabia officially blocked--and quickly restored--access to the world's largest social network for its population of approximately 27 million people earlier today. According to officials, the website "crossed a line" ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung Galaxy Tab Doesn`t Have Be an iPad Killer to Succeed eWeek News Analysis: Comparing the Samsung Galaxy Tab to the iPad is really like comparing oranges and apples. They will appeal to different consumer desires. Samsung's Galaxy Tab landed in stores with a lot of fanfare, and a lot of speculation as to whether ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Signals That Android 2.3 "Gingerbread" is Done Baking PC Magazine Google has dropped yet another clue that the company's next iteration of its Android mobile operating system is ready to be served up to users—literally. The official Google Mobile Twitter account now links to a rather suspicious image of a plethora of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Singel-Minded: How Facebook Could Beat Google to Win the Net Wired News (blog) By Ryan Singel One, there's so much interaction and information being shared inside Facebook that it has become a decent-sized replica of the Web inside the Web. And Google can't crawl and analyze much of what happens in there, which is a problem when ... See all stories on this topic » |
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