Posts by whatisgoingon

Actually, I don't think it's a "right" that the labels can negotiated away. There are copyright-related fee's mandated by law, that must be paid per song to the performer/s and/or the composer/song writer/s. They were...

In my magical world, every analyst that publishes something so insanely obvious as this would get kicked in the nuts for the next month, just as they enter the office.

Why do they need to have "HP webOS" wasting display space? It's not like the thing can dual-boot into another OS. Maybe HP could switch it to a mostly transparent overlay, with "HP webOS" diagonally across the...

If it's a so-called "Business Tablet", why does it have a HD aspect ratio screen? I find I can see and interact with apps and web pages better, even if I have to scroll more sometimes, by being able to view a larger 'chunk' at...

Not only that, but they are confusing 'shipped' with 'sold'. Apple sells the majority of it's products directly to consumers, either through it's stores or website. Everybody else goes through regular distribution channels. And...

Meanwhile, back at AT&T, management isn't worried about customers switching from them to Verizon. Not because their customers are happy with their service, but because they have them under long-term contract, with insanely high...

These numbers get revised downwards twice: The first time will be when the Playbook actually gets released, and people actually get to use the device for real, and find out the 4000 apps RIM says will be able when it ships are just web...

Quote: Originally Posted by AppleInsider During the interview, Seidenberg cited an "hilarious" statistic: "90 percent of the traffic on the Internet in five years will be video." According to the executive, Verizon...

One thing they didn't mention was that they are shafting their existing customers. They have pulled Pixelmator from their web site [the version that accepts their old licenses], and their App Store/Trial version seems more than just...

Don't worry about confusion between what's 3G and what's 4G. Once AT&T actually starts rolling out LTE, it will be branded 5G.