Wednesday, November 11, 2009

David LaGesse

Oprah Sends Twitter Into a New Class

Talk-show diva turns her hit-making magic on short-message service more >>

Audio: Where to Recycle Old TVs

Interview with WTOP on how and where to recycle old TVs more >>

Rock Band and LEGO Partner for Huge, Weird Videogame

Rockers will get wholesome humor and wholesome families will rock more >>

Apple iPhone Apps Have Huge Lead Over BlackBerry, Android

Three-of-four smartphone developers are working on iPhone apps, firm says more >>

Shoppers Happy to Pay Extra for "Green" Gadgets

Pay more is believable, but some consumers say they'd twice the price more >>

Where to Recycle Your Old Television

Switch to digital broadcasts is causing consumers to trash millions of obsolete sets. more >>

Consumers in Washington, D.C., to be First to Test Mobile TV

Two other markets to launch industry trials in coming weeks as rush is on more >>

Apple Trounces Windows for Being Easy and Enjoyable

Wide margin over PC makers, where Windows seems the common problem more >>

Google's Android Will Take Off Soon, Say Company Execs

Google CEO promises significant announcements this year more >>

Time Warner Cable Backs Off Metered Internet Pricing, For Now

Cable company faced withering criticism for charging more for heavy downloading more >>

Mobile Digital TV Launches in Raleigh

About 20 markets slated to get new broadcasts this year with local TV, weather and traffic more >>

Move Over Netbooks: Nettops to Also Surge This Year

New class of all-in-one PCs could sell for $400 by year's end more >>

Circuit City Name is Pursued by Successful CompUSA Salvagers

New CompUSA managers using the Web to educate in-store shoppers, and clerks more >>

Nine Inch Nails' Reznor on the New Business of Music

Cutting-edge musician talks about life without a label more >>

Palm Pre's Touchstone Might Move Data, Too

Wireless charger to be just part of a line of accessories for new smartphone more >>

Time Warner's Unlimited Web to Cost Same as Cable Triple Play

Cableco's new pricing plan would charge $150 a month for unlimited downloads more >>

Batteries Can't Keep Up With Smartphones

Analysts say our time before having to find an outlet is shrinking nearly 5 percent a year more >>

iTunes, Amazon Variable Pricing Also Spurring Price War

Tunes now freed from copy protection and limited price choices more >>

Legacy Locker Gives Life to Digital Assets After Death

Service that launches today is tedious to set up, but can ease the burden on survivors more >>

Audio: BlackBerry's Answer to iPhone App Store

While not as slick as Apple's version, BlackBerry App World shows promise more >>

AT&T Retracts Ban on Sling-Like Services

Wireless terms now allow streams of redirected TV, but still bar peer-to-peer downloads more >>

Netflix Streaming Adds SpongeBob and South Park

Latest additions to streaming service beefs up kids offerings more >>

Google Runs Into Barriers, Literally, to Street View Photos

Angry English village bars photo-taking Google car more >>

iPhone's Limits on Skype Stir Debate on Wireless Neutrality

New restrictions by AT&T on Skype calling and video services stir questions of open Internet more >>

AT&T Phone-Like Netbook Includes Home DSL and Wi-Fi Access

Analyst says "home and on-the-go" broadband as important as subsidized PC. more >>

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