July, 2009 — Tech News and Analysis

Archive for July 2009

We’re trying a little something different here, so bear with us. A lot of stuff happened this week, and rather than putting it all in a blog post, Liz and I decided to sit down for a video chat to wrap up the biggest stories.… Read More »

Facebook was ordered by a judge in the District of Delaware’s District Court this week to release its entire source code to Leader Technologies Inc., a web-based collaboration platform developer. Leader, based in Columbus, Ohio, filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Facebook… Read More »

 
 

Comcast may take on more than its network can handle by offering its cable TV via the web under its TV Everywhere program, which has me wondering if cable providers will weather the influx of TV content delivered over their data network as opposed… Read More »

The unofficially official iPhone for China moved a little closer to being real…or at least some nicely faked images were made real and posted at Sina.com.cn. Of course, lending credibility to the pictures, they were later pulled and replaced with a less revealing one. The iPhone… Read More »

Many times, we want to find ways to give back, be more socially responsible, or make our lives more about service, but running a business can make it seem impossible to find the time to do anything other than the task immediately in front of us. How… Read More »

Where is JK working today with the Viliv S5 UMPC? Read More »

5 Most Popular Posts on WebWorkerDaily This Week

Just in case you missed any of them, here are the five most popular posts on WebWorkerDaily this week: Multiple-Monitor Setups: Are Two Enough? We’re looked at the productivity benefits of using more than one screen before, but Sam asks: are two enough? Building a Team With… Read More »

Nissan unleashed teaser images this week of its upcoming electric vehicle, slated to launch in 2010. But this weekend we’ll see the real deal. Tomorrow night (9:30 Eastern, 6:30 Pacific), photos of the final version and more details about the model are scheduled to go… Read More »

More Must Reads

You know you’re getting old when TV personalities start getting nostalgic for the same stuff you are. Which is a good reason to resent Jimmy Fallon (if you’re looking for one). His fascination with the iconic NBC sitcom, Saved by the Bell, which ran… Read More »

“Carousel Fraud” Strikes Carbon Markets: Carbon credit fraudsters are increasingly “setting up complicated import and export schemes between EU member countries, charging buyers for value-added tax in the country of destination, and then absconding with the tax rather than handing it over to the governments.” —… Read More »

Earlier this week, TheAppleBlog turned me on to the Zii EGG from Creative. I didn’t have much interest at the time because the EGG isn’t yet a consumer device. It’s available to developers and OEMs — meaning it’s more of a working concept than… Read More »

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