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Einstein the scientist, dreamer, lover - online
The Israeli university which Einstein helped found opened Internet access to some of the 80,000 documents he bequeathed to it.
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Apple vs. Android: A courtroom war of attrition
The legal attack launched by Apple against smartphones running Google's Android software hasn't destroyed it.
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Samsung seeks killer design to shed "copycat" image
Samsung is working hard to shed its "copycat" image by completely changing its design philosophy.
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As U.S. election looms, India IT seeks image makeover
As U.S. presidential election ramps up the rhetoric against offshoring jobs, Indian software services firms want an image makeover.
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Apple's devoted shareholders get rich, and hang on
When Anton Marinovich turned 18, his grandmother gave him $1,000 with strict instructions to invest in the stock market. He chose Apple Inc.
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Tough times in the U.S.-China iPad smuggling game
Dozens of iPads are being smuggled into the very country where they were, ironically, assembled in the first place.
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'Cash Mobs' gather to splurge in locally owned stores
A group of online activists is harnessing Twitter and Facebook to get consumers to spend at locally owned stores in so-called Cash Mobs.
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The Sony Schism
When Hirai becomes Sony's president and CEO, he takes charge of a company facing a crisis unlike anything it has experienced.
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Some people just refuse to upgrade to a smartphone
In certain social strata, to not own a smartphone makes you an outsider. Yet there are those who choose not to own one at all.
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Small-town India fuels rise of online shopping
India is, and will continue to play a big role in the bonanza of online retail.
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Windows Phone struggles to break catch-22 as app makers hold off
The number of apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace is too far short of the number of apps available on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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Harvard emails show Zuckerberg's business side
Emails from Zuckerberg's Harvard days show him as a young entrepreneur losing patience with a client's delayed payments.
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Facebook, Twitter and email interconnect most of the world
Most of the world is interconnected through email and social networking sites according to a new poll.
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Knowing cost, the customer sets the price
Pricing has always been a tug of war between retailer and shopper, with the retailer having more muscle. No more.
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A surge in learning the language of the Internet
The market for night classes and online instruction in programming and Web construction, is booming.
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Einstein the scientist, dreamer, lover - online
The Israeli university which Einstein helped found opened Internet access to some of the 80,000 documents he bequeathed to it.
-
Apple vs. Android: A courtroom war of attrition
The legal attack launched by Apple against smartphones running Google's Android software hasn't destroyed it.
-
Samsung seeks killer design to shed "copycat" image
Samsung is working hard to shed its "copycat" image by completely changing its design philosophy.
-
As U.S. election looms, India IT seeks image makeover
As U.S. presidential election ramps up the rhetoric against offshoring jobs, Indian software services firms want an image makeover.
-
Apple's devoted shareholders get rich, and hang on
When Anton Marinovich turned 18, his grandmother gave him $1,000 with strict instructions to invest in the stock market. He chose Apple Inc.
-
Tough times in the U.S.-China iPad smuggling game
Dozens of iPads are being smuggled into the very country where they were, ironically, assembled in the first place.
-
'Cash Mobs' gather to splurge in locally owned stores
A group of online activists is harnessing Twitter and Facebook to get consumers to spend at locally owned stores in so-called Cash Mobs.
-
The Sony Schism
When Hirai becomes Sony's president and CEO, he takes charge of a company facing a crisis unlike anything it has experienced.
-
Some people just refuse to upgrade to a smartphone
In certain social strata, to not own a smartphone makes you an outsider. Yet there are those who choose not to own one at all.
-
Small-town India fuels rise of online shopping
India is, and will continue to play a big role in the bonanza of online retail.
-
Windows Phone struggles to break catch-22 as app makers hold off
The number of apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace is too far short of the number of apps available on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
-
Harvard emails show Zuckerberg's business side
Emails from Zuckerberg's Harvard days show him as a young entrepreneur losing patience with a client's delayed payments.
-
Facebook, Twitter and email interconnect most of the world
Most of the world is interconnected through email and social networking sites according to a new poll.
-
Knowing cost, the customer sets the price
Pricing has always been a tug of war between retailer and shopper, with the retailer having more muscle. No more.
-
A surge in learning the language of the Internet
The market for night classes and online instruction in programming and Web construction, is booming.
