Tech News Archives: Page 2
This is page 2 of the tech news archives.Bit.ly Now Providing J.mp URLs (September 4, 2009): Business Insider reports that Bit.
Esquire's Electronic Cover (September 18, 2008): Esquire's October 2008 cover will be made with E-ink technology.
Tech Companies Turn Widgets Into Ads (May 17, 2007): It has been expected in the tech community that eventually retailers and marketers would have to pay to get bloggers and website owners to put more commerical and marketing-focused widgets on their sites.
E-Ink's BlueChute E-ink Tablet (March 11, 2007): Engadget has found another attractive think e-ink display that blogs may one day be read on.
Wikipedia Launches WikiSeek Search Tool (January 16, 2007): Wikipedia has launched a new search tool called WikiSeek.
CNET and TechCrunch in Cross-Snipe (November 29, 2006): A snarky post on CNET by CNET's Caroline McCarthy said that TechCrunch needs a copy editor because a Crunchnotes post misspelled BitTorrent in the headline.
Google Negotiating to Stop Copyright Lawsuits (November 3, 2006): The Financial Times reports that Google is in a "frantic round" of negotiations to halt the removal of copyrighted videos from YouTube.
Google in Talks to Buy YouTube (October 6, 2006): Michael Arrington blogged earlier today about an email he received about a possible Google purchase of YouTube.
Microsoft Launches MSN Soapbox (September 21, 2006): Microsoft has announced the launch of a video sharing service called MSN Soapbox.
Flexible Viewing Devices Will Change Media Experience (August 23, 2006): Vnunet.
News Websites in 2016 (May 10, 2006): The Wall Street Journal has an article about what the perfect news site might look like in ten years.
Blog Posts Coming Soon to a Flexible Plastic Display Near You (December 7, 2005): The hope that blog posts may soon be viewable on flexible plastic displays may soon be realized.
5,000 Products on Display at E3Expo (May 6, 2005): More than 1,000 computer and video games and related products will make their debut at the 11th annual Electronic Entertainment Expo 2005 (E3Expo) May 18 - 20, according to exhibitor survey data released by the show's owner, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA).
Yahoo Combines Blogging With Community Services (March 25, 2005): Yahoo has announced Yahoo! 360, a new service that combines several Yahoo community and networking tools.
The Deal and News.Com Announce Content Deal (March 4, 2005): The Deal LLC, a business news provider, and CNET News.
Bookeen Releases Multi-Format Electronic Book (January 7, 2005): Bookeen has announced the launch of the Cybook, a multi-format open ebook reading device.
Singingfish Launches Audio and Video Search Engine (December 10, 2004): Singingfish, Inc.
SSC to Launch Magazine for Linux Users (December 3, 2004): SSC Publishing has announced the launch of a new monthly print and online publication, TUX, which will be targeted at Linux users.
Vivisimo Launches Clusty.com Search Site (October 29, 2004): Vivisimo, a provider of clustering and meta-search software for organizing search results, has unveiled Clusty.
New Regional Magazine Launches in Silicon Valley (October 29, 2004): Silicon Valley Magazine is glossy new magazine that will cover the the people, places, businesses, non-profits, arts, and technologies that comprise te Silicon Valley region.