In a recent post on the company blog, Nanosolar CEO Martin Roscheisen hinted at “near-term” plans for residential solar from the thin-film startup (hat tip to CNET): To all those of you who are disappointed that our first product is not for residential homeowners, … Read More »
Archive for April 2008
Most of us web workers are familiar with the many free trials for various software applications and services that are available. However, these often require downloads, installation and action to be taken if you choose not to buy a given product. If you’re interested on trying … Read More »
The long awaited announcement by T-Mobile came today. No, not the one that details the 3G launch, the one that they will indeed release an Android phone in Q4 of this year. T-Mobile is the first major US carrier who is a member of the Open … Read More »
It’s the third TAB Weekly Podcast! We’re covering previous TAB articles as well as Apple Q1 results, Salesforce.com Mac switch, Motorola market share, and more! As usual, I’m joined by Brian Warren. You can listen to the podcast here in the player below or subscribe to … Read More »
My recent twenty-year high school reunion brought back some great memories: cutting class at the local Dunkin’ Donuts, late night arcade runs with pockets full of quarters, and a classmate’s … Read More »
Is some die-hard DivX fan trying to resurrect the shuttered Stage 6 video sharing service? Ghacks was tipped by a commenter to Stage6 clone DiVxit.net. The site is live with the messages “DivX Stage6 returns here on April 29th 2008,” and “Stage6 Alternative / … Read More »
NextWave Wireless has hired Deutsche Bank and UBS Investment Bank to help it sell spectrum in three different frequency bands, ranging from 154 AWS licenses in the 1.7/2.1 GHz band to 39 licenses and spectrum leases in the 2.5 GHz band that others are using … Read More »
It’s been awhile since I’ve provided an update on our upcoming conference, Structure 08, which will be held at San Francisco’s Mission Bay Center on June 25. We’ve been busily adding speakers and further finessing the agenda to address some of today’s biggest technology … Read More »
We’ve written about OpenID, the growing standard for universal login across web sites, several times. If you’ve gone to OpenID, two new developments are worth a quick look. First, JanRain (who run the myOpenID provider service) have come out … Read More »
I – along with much of the rest of the Mac-using world – have been waiting for Delicious Library 2 for quite a while. Seems like we’ve been hearing about how awesomer the second incarnation of the media tracking application will be, for years. … Read More »
Happy birthday, Chocolate Rain, only two days late. You and I are both Tauruses! Which is a big reason to be skeptical of astrology and what it says about one’s personality. After all, Chocolate Rain, you are a heavily synthesized song about racism … Read More »
I’ve been waiting to see this for a while now and here it is. Skype is making a push onto standard feature phones with a new mini-version of Skype that’s … Read More »
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