Mozilla Arriving Late To The Mobile Party
The Mozilla Foundation has big plans for mobile devices, but they will have to leapfrog Opera to make an impact.
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The Mozilla Foundation has big plans for mobile devices, but they will have to leapfrog Opera to make an impact.
There are variations on the phrase I don't give a [flying] crap. But apparently that's not always true. At Facebook, at least, they'll give one, or throw one, so long as its imaginary and only costs them some personal information.
Less than two weeks after Google acquired Zingku, a mobile social network, they announce that Google has acquired Jaiku.
When Alibaba holds its IPO, Yahoo will be first in line, and the search engine company will reportedly have enough cash in hand to buy 10 percent of the available shares.
The remaining frontier is in the sky, as you might guess, and AT&T's buyout of Aloha's chunk of 700 MHz spectrum in advance of January's government auction is a strategic move to conquer that frontier.
Brian Eisenberg of Grok.com took a well placed swipe at the Delta blog. Brian ran the text of the post about how Delta gathers customer input through the customer focus ("We-we") calculator and found these results: