Top 10 Mobile Stories Of 2010
As the workforce became increasingly mobile, developers hustled to ensure their phones, tablets, and notebooks were the products of choice for these increasingly dispersed employees. The smartphone wars heated up, as Apple, Google, Research In Motion, Nokia, and Microsoft battled for dominance. In addition to facing-off over hardware features and capabilities, many phone operating system …
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Kindle is Amazon’s best-selling product of 2010
The Kindle has become Amazon’s most popular product of all time – selling an estimated eight million in Britain and the U.S. this year.
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Products, personalities dominated as compelling industry stories
NEW YORK – What began as a grand, highly promoted experiment in late-night television became a fiasco that made NBC a laughingstock and captivated the nation. At the start of the year, NBC sought to displace its newly crowned Tonight Show host, Conan O’Brien, by restoring Jay Leno at 11:35 p.m. O’Brien, however, didn’t go for the 30-minute shift – and the consequences made for one of the most …
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Apps: Billboard, Switchies, Burn
Billboard 1.2 () – Billboard is a fullscreen song display for iTunes that is designed to run on a second monitor. The software not only displays album art from a local iTunes library, but will also download artwork when listening to internet radio.
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