Maybe Google won't quit China after all
Despite its recent threats to possibly shut down its China-based operations, Google may in fact keep some of its businesses open there.
Stories by Jeff Bertolucci
Offbeat tech: The misfits of CES
A rechargeable tote back, a smartphone bracelet, snow goggles with an integrated digital camera to record your triumphs and tragedies, and more
E-Readers at $50: A Best Seller, Says Report
If you don't already own an e-book reader like the Amazon Kindle or Sony Reader, how much would you pay for one? For these devices to attain mass-market appeal, they'll need to be priced as low at US$50, according to a new report by Forrester Research.
Seven reasons Microsoft's profits are tanking
Microsoft's profits are seriously down, and you don't have to be Warren Buffet to figure out why.
Job Hunting 2.0: Get Social in a Down Economy
When Judi Wunderlich was laid off from her managerial position at recruiting firm Aquent in early March, she spent little time looking for work on traditional job sites such as CareerBuilder, Craigslist, and Monster. Instead, she turned to social and business networking sites.
Jobs' departure ignites a firestorm of opinion
The sudden announcement that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is taking a medical leave of absence has the Web abuzz with ominous predictions, abrasive judgments, and maybe even a few conspiracy theories. It would appear that the ongoing-and certainly sad-saga of the iconic Jobs' health battles has raised hackles of many a blogger, with much of the ire directed at Apple's handling of the affair.