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LinkedIn: A Story About Silicon Valley's Possibly Unhealthy Need for Speed
In Silicon Valley, development speed has become a critical component of success, but not everyone is convinced -
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Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Apps & Software
The Ins and Outs of the Internet Sales Tax
The Marketplace Fairness Act would affect only businesses with more than $1 million in annual sales -
Google
Google Routs AVG in Toolbar Scam Crackdown
With the Web thick with scams that hijack or "force-feed" ads to Internet users, the online display ad industry is fighting back -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Entertainment
Colin Firth's New Movie Is on BitTorrent—on Purpose
BitTorrent's open source, peer-to-peer, file-sharing system is going legitimate—as a marketing tool -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
innovator
Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Apps & Software
Multiplayer Game 'Eve Online' Cultivates a Most Devoted Following
Why a computer game from Iceland has the most fanatical bunch of fee-paying players in the universe -
Apps & Software
GPS and Beyond: Fido Is on the Internet
An Internet of pets? All sorts of apps are coming along that will connect your pets to the network -
Apps & Software
Consumers Could Pay Higher Switching Costs in a Data-Driven World
More data gives small businesses a better sense of a customer's value. How might the rise of data change customer service—and competitive markets? -
innovator
Innovator: Sam Friedman's ParkMe App Finds You a Parking Spot
Can't find a parking space? Let ParkMe be your smartphone valet -
Computers
PC Sales Tank. Is Microsoft to Blame?
Analysts show a significant drop in PC sales worldwide, and some wonder if the confusion surrounding Windows 8 had something to do with it. -
Apps & Software
How to Make a Vine Video, by Actor Adam Goldberg
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Apps & Software
LinkedIn: A Story About Silicon Valley's Possibly Unhealthy Need for Speed
In Silicon Valley, development speed has become a critical component of success, but not everyone is convinced -
Apps & Software
Multiplayer Game 'Eve Online' Cultivates a Most Devoted Following
Why a computer game from Iceland has the most fanatical bunch of fee-paying players in the universe -
Apps & Software
Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Apps & Software
Silicon Valley Goes Hollywood: Top Coders Can Now Get Agents
Software developers now have agents. Hey, given the demand for talent out there, it was bound to happen -
Apps & Software
The Ins and Outs of the Internet Sales Tax
The Marketplace Fairness Act would affect only businesses with more than $1 million in annual sales -
Google
Google Routs AVG in Toolbar Scam Crackdown
With the Web thick with scams that hijack or "force-feed" ads to Internet users, the online display ad industry is fighting back -
Apps & Software
Verizon Names Data-Draining and Battery-Killing Apps
EBay, Facebook Messenger, and some popular games are prominent on its list of apps that drain your battery -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
cybersecurity
CyberBunker: Hacking as Performance Art
Dutch activist Sven Olaf Kamphuis aided one scary assault, but he isn't the supervillain he pretends to be -
Entertainment
Colin Firth's New Movie Is on BitTorrent—on Purpose
BitTorrent's open source, peer-to-peer, file-sharing system is going legitimate—as a marketing tool -
innovator
Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
Workplace
The Rise of the 'Brogrammer'
The fratty brogrammer meme is a reaction to tech’s nerd stereotype -
cybersecurity
A Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked
Cloaked by malware, aliases, and misspellings, computer spies are usually invisible. This one made a mistake. A special investigation -
Apps & Software
Snapchat and the Erasable Future of Social Media
The world's hottest photo-sharing app, which features self-destructing pictures, isn't just a better way to flirt. It's about taking control of your digital self -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain
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Apps & Software
Multiplayer Game 'Eve Online' Cultivates a Most Devoted Following
Why a computer game from Iceland has the most fanatical bunch of fee-paying players in the universe -
Apps & Software
LinkedIn: A Story About Silicon Valley's Possibly Unhealthy Need for Speed
In Silicon Valley, development speed has become a critical component of success, but not everyone is convinced -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Apps & Software
Silicon Valley Goes Hollywood: Top Coders Can Now Get Agents
Software developers now have agents. Hey, given the demand for talent out there, it was bound to happen -
innovator
Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
Apps & Software
The Ins and Outs of the Internet Sales Tax
The Marketplace Fairness Act would affect only businesses with more than $1 million in annual sales -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Apps & Software
Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Apps & Software
Verizon Names Data-Draining and Battery-Killing Apps
EBay, Facebook Messenger, and some popular games are prominent on its list of apps that drain your battery -
Apps & Software
Snapchat and the Erasable Future of Social Media
The world's hottest photo-sharing app, which features self-destructing pictures, isn't just a better way to flirt. It's about taking control of your digital self -
Entertainment
Colin Firth's New Movie Is on BitTorrent—on Purpose
BitTorrent's open source, peer-to-peer, file-sharing system is going legitimate—as a marketing tool -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Apps & Software
Foursquare Gets $41 Million Investment, Time to Grow
With the lifeline, the beleaguered location-based mobile app hopes to live up to its original hype -
innovator
Innovator: Sam Friedman's ParkMe App Finds You a Parking Spot
Can't find a parking space? Let ParkMe be your smartphone valet -
cybersecurity
CyberBunker: Hacking as Performance Art
Dutch activist Sven Olaf Kamphuis aided one scary assault, but he isn't the supervillain he pretends to be
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Apps & Software
Multiplayer Game 'Eve Online' Cultivates a Most Devoted Following
Why a computer game from Iceland has the most fanatical bunch of fee-paying players in the universe -
Apps & Software
LinkedIn: A Story About Silicon Valley's Possibly Unhealthy Need for Speed
In Silicon Valley, development speed has become a critical component of success, but not everyone is convinced -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Apps & Software
Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Apps & Software
Silicon Valley Goes Hollywood: Top Coders Can Now Get Agents
Software developers now have agents. Hey, given the demand for talent out there, it was bound to happen -
innovator
Innovator: Ruggero Scorcioni's App Uses Brain Waves to Block Calls
The former IBM coder won a hackathon with a prototype of his Good Times app, which screens phone calls by reading a user's brain waves via headset -
Apps & Software
The Ins and Outs of the Internet Sales Tax
The Marketplace Fairness Act would affect only businesses with more than $1 million in annual sales -
Entertainment
Colin Firth's New Movie Is on BitTorrent—on Purpose
BitTorrent's open source, peer-to-peer, file-sharing system is going legitimate—as a marketing tool -
Apps & Software
Verizon Names Data-Draining and Battery-Killing Apps
EBay, Facebook Messenger, and some popular games are prominent on its list of apps that drain your battery -
cybersecurity
A Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked
Cloaked by malware, aliases, and misspellings, computer spies are usually invisible. This one made a mistake. A special investigation -
Apps & Software
Snapchat and the Erasable Future of Social Media
The world's hottest photo-sharing app, which features self-destructing pictures, isn't just a better way to flirt. It's about taking control of your digital self -
Apps & Software
Siri Challenger Sherpa Learns English, Arrives in the U.S.
The Spanish voice-controlled digital assistant wants to become a more versatile alternative to Apple’s knowledge navigator -
Apps & Software
GPS and Beyond: Fido Is on the Internet
An Internet of pets? All sorts of apps are coming along that will connect your pets to the network -
Apps & Software
Sometimes There Just Isn't an App for That
Yes, single-purpose electronic gadgets do have a place in the app age. The proof is the irreplaceable Dr. Beat drummer's metronome -
Workplace
The Rise of the 'Brogrammer'
The fratty brogrammer meme is a reaction to tech’s nerd stereotype
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