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Condé Nast Tries Turning the App Store Into a Newsstand: Will You Buy GQ for Your iPhone?

Peter Kafka in Media on October 20, 2009 at 12:26 pm PT

Condé Nast is still in layoff mode, but that hasn’t stopped the publisher from putting together an app worth writing about. It’s part of a digital magazine strategy that actually makes some sense.

EC to Intel: How's This for "Manifestly Disproportionate?"

John Paczkowski in News on September 21, 2009 at 11:16 am PT

Intel’s criticism of the European Commission’s legal acumen clearly has not gone over well in Brussels. The EC today responded to Intel’s claims that the Commission’s antitrust ruling against the company was meted out in error by releasing the full text of its decision and a selection of email correspondence and internal memos that make it clear that Intel probably should have kept its big mouth shut.

EC to Intel: How’s This for “Manifestly Disproportionate?”

John Paczkowski in News on September 21, 2009 at 11:16 am PT

Intel’s criticism of the European Commission’s legal acumen clearly has not gone over well in Brussels. The EC today responded to Intel’s claims that the Commission’s antitrust ruling against the company was meted out in error by releasing the full text of its decision and a selection of email correspondence and internal memos that make it clear that Intel probably should have kept its big mouth shut.

iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre: Methadone for the CrackBerry Addict

John Paczkowski in News on July 9, 2009 at 5:32 am PT

Research in Motion best get to work refreshing its shopworn BlackBerry line, and fast, because growing competition from new rivals like the iPhone 3GS and Pre are cutting into its market share. According to retail checks conducted by Piper Jaffray analyst T. Michael Walkley, the BlackBerry slowed as the summer kicked off and AT&T and Sprint began peddling new smartphone offerings from Apple and Palm.