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 August 27, 2010Tech Update |
Charges Settled Over Fake Reviews on iTunesBy MIGUEL HELFTA marketer had faced deceptive advertising charges over positive reviews of games in the Apple iTunes store. H.P. and Dell Duel for Storage CompanyBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSHewlett-Packard raised its offer for the data-storage company 3Par to $1.9 billion as a bidding war continues. ADVERTISEMENT   Wind Turbine Projects Run Into ResistanceBy LEORA BROYDO VESTELGoals clash as the Defense Department raises concerns that wind projects can interfere with radar operations. Developer of Tablets Loses Apple as CustomerBy MIGUEL HELFTApple severed ties with SurfaceInk, which had helped Apple develop some of its products, after the small company showcased its own tablet computer in June. USA Today Plans Overhaul to Emphasize Mobile DevicesBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSThe changes would de-emphasize the print edition and increase efforts to reach more readers and advertisers through mobile devices. American Flight Uses a Firm's Satellite-Based Landing SystemBy CHRISTINE NEGRONIPutting GPS technology in a car or a smartphone was a snap compared with putting it to use in the cockpit of an airplane. Media Decoder BlogF.T.C. Drops LimeWire InvestigationBy JOSEPH PLAMBECKThe Federal Trade Commission closes its inquiry of the file-sharing service, LimeWire. Media Decoder BlogAT&T and Crown Media Squabble Over Hallmark ChannelBy BRIAN STELTERAT&T says its television subscribers could lose the Hallmark Channel at the end of the month due to a fight over the carriage fees that are paid Crown Media Holdings. Wheels BlogMercedes-Benz to Produce 500 E-Cell A-Class Electric CarsBy JIM MOTAVALLIMercedes-Benz, as part of its ongoing collaboration with Tesla Motors, will produce 500 battery-powered "E-Cell" versions of its small A-Class. Technology Most E-Mailed | Personal TechGadgetwise BlogPulling in That Distant Wi-Fi SignalBy ERIC A. TAUBWhen a distant wireless signal just won't make it to a desired location, a wireless antenna device can help bring it in loud and clear.  The Sofa WarsMedia, cable and technology companies are fighting for consumers' screen time, and their money, as viewing habits grow more unpredictable. ADVERTISEMENT  |
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