Google Buzz is Google's attempt to bring Facebook like sharing to Google. The company introduced Buzz today, launching it in 1% of Gmail inboxes. It plans to will roll the service out to the majority of Gmail users within the week. Buzz is a way to ...
Google thought it could sell phones in a new way — without retail stores or customer-service reps to hold shoppers' hands through the experience. Think again: Just eight days after Google (GOOG) opened its online store to sell the new Nexus One ...
Google thought it could sell phones in a new way - without retail stores or customer-service reps to hold shoppers' hands through the experience. Think again: Just eight days after Google opened its online store to sell the new Nexus One smartphone ...
have lower production values but appeal to the mass audiences who use social networks such as Facebook and MySpace. PhotoShow, owned by software giant Roxio, offers free, limited videos or unlimited subscriptions for $39.99 a year. Tucson resident ...
If the human brain sees a million images per day and can instantly identify them, why couldn't software do that, too? Making such a thing a reality has been the longtime goal of German-born physicist Hartmut Neven, whose facial-recognition software ...
"What are you doing?" That question is the rocket fuel for Twitter -- a hot social network service that lets you tell people what you are up to at any given moment of the day -- via cell phone, instant messenger or the Web. Never heard of it, you say? " ...
Lots of buyers eager to scoop up a new iPhone 3G Friday faced long lines at Apple and AT&T stores. Part of the reason was a system crash under the weight of so many new activations. Another was the fact that new phones had to be activated in stores ...
The music industry is finally comfortable selling digital music without copy protection, but the huge shift hasn't resulted in dramatically higher sales. Instead, it produced something that major music labels have long sought: a strong No. 2 competitor ...
Ted Leonsis wants you to pay bills and transfer money online in a new way, with no fees. The entrepreneur and vice chairman emeritus of AOL has teamed with AOL founder Steve Case in a venture called "Revolution Money," a kind of combination ...
The music industry may still be suffering at retailers, but online word-of-mouth about music is anything but anemic. Several Web sites have latched onto the concept of recommendations as a way to sell new music, with one -- iLike -- attracting more ...
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