At first glance, things could not be going worse for Microsoft.
Its long-dreaded nightmare scenario is playing out.
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ESPN has been making a little bit of noise recently about being willing to throw a few bucks towards wireless providers in exchange for letting its content roll through to users without affecting their data caps.
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We have been hearing rumors for quite a while now that Apple could be working on a budget iPhone.
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U.S. mobile commerce is exploding. Amazon, as a leading ecommerce site, is set to grab a big chunk of that.
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Only on Twitter, folks. Seriously, you can't make this stuff up
Luis Suarez, our antagonistic protagonist, here, is something of a bad boy in the soccer world — that is, not necessarily known for his sportsmanship or sense of fair play.
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Sprint has been teasing for weeks that its LTE network would soon launch in Los Angeles.
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Opera has announced that it would stop using its in-house rendering engine in favor of the open-source Webkit project, a web page rendering engine created by Apple and used in numerous browsers including Google Chrome and Safari (of course).
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The Golden State's without a doubt at the forefront of the so-called green movement, and thus it shouldn't come as a surprise that UPS chose it as the destination for 100 of its brand-new electric trucks.
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Well, that's it folks. It's all over. Instagram has come to the web - and not just via static web profiles like the company introduced last year.
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Toshiba's latest numbers may not reach the dizzying heights of last quarter, but at least it's not back to filling out its spreadsheets in red pen.
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The buzzword “CSS4” came out of nowhere, just as we were getting used to the fact that CSS3 is here and will stick around for some time.
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Over at the North American International Auto Show, Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn made the announcement that would make folks who are on the lookout for the Nissan Leaf very, very happy.
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Currently, we rely on Intagram's auto-enhance tool for a generic color and shadow boost.
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