Google appears poised to move into the online music biz. It will follow Amazon into the cloud while Apple, still the top-dog in online digital entertainment, contemplates its next move. We think this added competition can only be, in the immortal word of Tony the Tiger, grrreat. It represents another step forward in the technological march from vinyl to a world in which audio and video are stored digitally and available anytime, anywhere. read »
Why hospitals are installing kiosks for patient check-ins.
The time has come for the top management team at Research In Motion to move on. Co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie have built an impressive company, but it now appears that they are letting the company's strong franchise in corporate smart phones slip through their fingers, as Apple and Android phones take control of the market. The company's meeting with analysts this week did nothing to convince the Street that upcoming launches will do anything to reverse ongoing market share losses. read »
CEO Brent Freeman teaches high-school students how to create cause-oriented brands.
Apple's iPhone and iPad manufacturer, Foxconn, asked São Paulo state Secretary of Labor, Davi Zaia, to provide some sort of guarantee that the state actually has the skilled workforce needed to produce the mother boards and other sophisticated technologies used in making Apple branded smart phones and tablets. read »
New apps that cut down on the need for doctor visits.
How the most advanced bicycles in the world are becoming lighter and faster.
McAfee CEO, David DeWalt on what security firms are doing to protect consumers.
E la Carte is changing the way you order at the table.