Archive for February, 2008

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Which Mac Notebook Is For You? Take Our Poll

Om Malik, Tuesday, February 26, 2008 at 7:52 AM PT Comments (23)

Apple upgraded its Macbook and Macbook Pro lines of notebooks. With three product lines - Macbook, Air and Pro - it is time for you to tell us which is the Mac notebook you like the most, and why? Take our poll and then leave a comment.

Feb. 26, 2008: Verizon Wins and Telco Gear Loses

Stacey Higginbotham, Tuesday, February 26, 2008 at 6:31 AM PT Comments (0)

AP: Siemens Cuts 3,800 Jobs, Shift 3,000
BusinessWeek: Motorola: Left to its Own Devices
Reuters: Verizon Says Unlimited Pricing Plan to be Accretive
ArsTechnica: Why Intel Bought Project Offset and the Offset Engine
BroadbandReports: Verizon/Fairpoint Deal Approved to Move Forward
LightReading: Qwest Not Satisfied with Sprint

Question of the Day: Site Membership Models

Carleen Hawn, Tuesday, February 26, 2008 at 12:04 AM PT Comments (0)


Today’s Question of the Day comes from early Found|READ contributor, Sanchit Bhatnagar, cofounder of a New Delhi-based webshop called Toufee, where consumers can make Flash-based movies. (Obviously, San’s been burning the candle!) Here is San’s MySpace profile, too.

San wants advice on what kind of membership model works best for monetization and customer growth purposes on […]

Qualcomm’s Gobi Ambitions

Stacey Higginbotham, Tuesday, February 26, 2008 at 12:00 AM PT Comments (12)

Qualcomm’s Gobi wireless platform aims to make it easy for manufacturers to put a 3G network card inside a laptop without going through multiple carrier certification programs. If widely adopted, it would gives the company a foothold inside the fast-growing laptop market — and a way to move beyond its intellectual property monopoly on the aging CDMA standard.

Jaxtr Ends Beta, Begins Selling Ads

Stacey Higginbotham, Monday, February 25, 2008 at 9:00 PM PT Comments (17)

Social voice startup Jaxtr has reached 10 million users, doubling its user base in less than three months. The company has also announced the end of its beta and the beginning of revenue, with ads running on the Jaxtr Cafe site. The site essentially turns Jaxtr from an widget-based mobile VoIP platform into a […]

Google Buys A Piece Of Transpacific Cable

Om Malik, Monday, February 25, 2008 at 6:06 PM PT Comments (18)

Google is buying a piece of a new transpacific fiber optic cable, according to research firm TeleGeography. This will be yet another piece of what can be loosely described as GoogleNet, a fiber network built and leased by the search engine and advertising giant to meet its ever-growing bandwidth requirements. Google is one of the […]

Skype gets a new chief …. Again!

Om Malik, Monday, February 25, 2008 at 5:50 PM PT Comments (8)

The ingress and egress of executives at Skype has given us much to write about, especially the changes in the C-suite. Niklas Zennstrom (co-founder) left a few months ago and was replaced by interim CEO Michael van Swaaij who is now being replaced by Josh Silverman, currently CEO of Shopping.com, another eBay company.

Silverman faces some […]

EA Takes The Sims Online Into the Web 2.0 World

Wagner James Au, Monday, February 25, 2008 at 5:00 PM PT Comments (5)

Electronic Arts has redubbed it “EA-Land,” but it’s The Sims Online relaunched for a new era: free, web-based, even some user-created content. Originally launched in 2002 as a multi-player spinoff of their astoundingly popular casual-crossover Sims franchise, EA (ERTS) expected the online version to do blockbuster sales, only to find it overshadowed by […]

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