10 posts and columns on photographs

What to Do With Photos Piling Up in a Phone

in Personal Technology on December 8, 2010 at 6:20 pm PT

A large number of photo apps have cropped up that allow you to tweak pictures, add filters, tag on information about subject and location, and post them on social-networking sites, writes Roger Cheng. Note: Walt Mossberg is on vacation and will return Dec. 16.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab Is iPad’s First Real Rival

in Personal Technology on November 10, 2010 at 6:02 pm PT

The Galaxy Tab is a serious alternative to the iPad and one that will be preferred by some folks who want a camera and the ability to run Web videos and applications written in Adobe’s Flash software, writes Walt.
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The $100 Million Revenue Club: Art.Com

in News on February 17, 2010 at 5:00 am PT

Art.com Inc. would appear to be doing well. After all, the Emeryville, Calif., online seller of art and decor items has generated more than $100 million in annual revenue for the past four years, including $140 million in 2009.

Succinctly Speaking With Steve Ballmer: Sidekick Fiasco "Not Good"

in News on October 20, 2009 at 12:07 pm PT

T-Mobile Sidekick users who lost their personal data in a humiliating server failure at Microsoft subsidiary Danger last week are today restoring their contact lists–but not much else at this point.
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Succinctly Speaking With Steve Ballmer: Sidekick Fiasco “Not Good”

in News on October 20, 2009 at 12:07 pm PT

T-Mobile Sidekick users who lost their personal data in a humiliating server failure at Microsoft subsidiary Danger last week are today restoring their contact lists–but not much else at this point.
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If the Sidekick Fiasco Is a "Premium Mobile Experience," I’d Hate to See the Basic Version

in News on October 15, 2009 at 6:17 am PT

Good news for SideKick users bemoaning the backend server failure that wiped out their personal data–and those suing over it. Microsoft says it has recovered most of the data that it initially believed to be permanently lost.
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If the Sidekick Fiasco Is a “Premium Mobile Experience,” I’d Hate to See the Basic Version

in News on October 15, 2009 at 6:17 am PT

Good news for SideKick users bemoaning the backend server failure that wiped out their personal data–and those suing over it. Microsoft says it has recovered most of the data that it initially believed to be permanently lost.
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