Apple Punished By Wall Street
Even though profits were up for Cupertino's favorite tech company, iPod shipments fell far short of analyst expectations, and Apple's stock dropped…
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Even though profits were up for Cupertino's favorite tech company, iPod shipments fell far short of analyst expectations, and Apple's stock dropped…
Many constantly hail new developments by Google and Yahoo. Nearly every day, the two companies offer some sort of new development for their portal services. Some industry watchers have counted Microsoft out of the Internet market for the most part, suggesting they're choosing to bow out of the war. Here's the secret though, they've already won the Internet war.
Not to be confused with "taking our head out of the sand," AOL has launched a new nationwide online and offline ad campaign portraying the web portal as "emerging from behind the curtain," signifying AOL.com is now open to everyone.
Yahoo follows Apple's foray into podcasts with a public beta of its podcasting search and subscription service. Yahoo has launched a browser-based podcast service. It's in beta, and can be found at podcasts.yahoo.com.
Yahoo has launched a podcasting site, a place that's not only a directory of podcasts but also a great resource of rich information on podcasting generally, and a one-stop-shop for your podcasts and music purchasing.
Big-time tech company Oracle announced on Friday the acquisition of the Finnish Innobase. The Innobase is an open source software company, known for its product, InnoDB.