 | Ingrid Lunden Apple is, as usual, remaining tight-lipped about whether it will be releasing any new devices this autumn -- and even if there will be an event scheduled for... read more | |
 | Sarah Perez Following moves that began last October, when Google began allowing Google Apps users access to Google+, the company announced today several more features which... read more | |
 | Matt Burns The original Samsung Note was huge -- in both physical size and popularity. Samsung sold over 10 million units of the huge phone, or rather, if you prefer, mini... read more | |
 | Matt Burns It's half-tablet, half-notebook, but all awesome. Sony briefly announced the VAIO Duo 11 at its IFA 2012 press conference in Berlin today. It's a powerhouse,... read more | |
 | Sarah Perez TrustEgg, the Y Combinator-backed startup which will allow anyone to set up a trust for their children without expensive legal fees or detailed financial... read more | |
 | Frederic Lardinois Twitter just launched its "Certified Products Program" to highlight "the best products and services to thrive on Twitter." The program is meant to help... read more | |
 | Chris Velazco With Sony's big IFA press conference out of the way, Samsung is next in line to show off its new (and oft-rumored) wares. That said, it looks like one of the... read more | |
 | Ryan Lawler Online payments startup WePay has been on a roll lately. The company is processing hundreds of millions of dollars in payments annually, and adding more than... read more | |
 | Jordan Crook Today Dropbox and Vimeo have put their heads together to let Dropbox users upload content directly to Vimeo.... read more | |
 | Ingrid Lunden Jordan, one of the more moderate of Middle Eastern countries and seen by some as the would-be "Silicon Valley of the Middle East", is today exercising its... read more | |
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