Coldplay, that rockin’ British band has a new CD coming out in June, and if you pre-order now, you can get the title track today and also receive an acoustic version of the song “Lovers in Japan.” The single “Violet Hill,” which you can listen to… Read More »
Archive for May 7, 2008
EnerNOC delivered first-quarter earnings Wednesday that were a mixed bag. The company beat Wall Street estimates, which is always nice; but its operating loss nearly tripled from the previous year to $11.7 million, which is not so nice. The net loss of 57 cents a… Read More »
Hollywood studios won legal victory against file sharing today, as a judge awarded a $111 million judgment against BitTorrent site TorrentSpy for copyright infringement. But the MPAA, which represented the studios, shouldn’t spend that money yet. Valence Media, which operated TorrentSpy shut the site down… Read More »
Record Windy Year: The American Wind Energy Association says the if the pace of wind installations keeps going like it did in the first quarter of 2008, there will be a record 5,600 megawatts of power installed this year — MarketWatch. Poulsen Hybrid an Auto X-Prize… Read More »
We haven’t had a dual-chat about the Lenovo IdeaPad U110, so today I got a better look at it. James also has an advance look at some software that I’m sure folks will want when it gets released. If you surf the web on a handheld… Read More »
Web Worker Daily: Three cloud storage services, and two of them aren’t Amazon S3. NewTeeVee: Viacom and YouTube won’t be settling their $1 billion copyright infringement battle out of court. OStatic: A bushel of free open-source apps, all in one easy download. Read More »
Teenagers are the quintessential early adopters. They’re also among the most active and interested technology consumers out there. Find out what they’re excited about, what they’re working on, and how to reach them at the second annual Teens in Tech Conference, which will be held… Read More »
Finish Line Ltd., in Chandler, AZ, opened today announcing an exclusive partnership with Apple and Nike where people can “come in and test run a Nike product, find a local running route and get completely hooked up into Nike+.” This is a concept… Read More »
If you’re involved with development, design or application delivery on the web, it makes increasing sense to look into free open source tools that can help you. Over on OStatic, the GigaOm blog on open source that I edit, we’ve recently covered many of… Read More »
Yesterday we wrote that the Microsoft Zune was like the football character Rudy, only it turns out that the Zune is actually more like Rudy’s uptight college R.A.. One of the reasons NBC went with Microsoft, according to The New York Times, is because… Read More »
One of my favorite Tablet PC applications, PDF Annotator, is about to hit a new version. PDF Annotator 2 is currently in beta and you can download it for free right… Read More »