10 posts and columns on Seattle Times

HP Will Put Palm Print on Windows PCs

in News on February 15, 2011 at 11:40 am PT

Finally, a bit of clarity on Hewlett-Packard’s plans to “drastically expand” its webOS operating system to the PC and their implications for Microsoft. HP may be going all-in with webOS, but not to the eventual exclusion of Windows. HP CTO Phil McKinney says the company is working on bringing an integrated WebOS experience to the PC.

It Was All Over When Steve Saw Those iPods Next to the Mayonnaise Kegs

in Mobile on December 9, 2010 at 12:31 pm PT

As tactics go, Apple’s decision to end its partnership with Costco is quite a bit less surprising than its decision to work with the warehouse chain in the first place. The Seattle Times reports that the retailer is slowly phasing out sales of iPods and iTunes gift cards.

Sprint CEO Dan Hesse at Dive Into Mobile

in Commerce on December 7, 2010 at 3:45 pm PT

When Sprint CEO Dan Hesse joined the company three years ago, the third-largest carrier was bleeding subscribers from having a poor reputation for customer service and facing stiff competition from the likes of AT&T, which held the exclusive on the iPhone. Since then, Sprint has stemmed the losses, mostly by beefing up its customer service and by investing in the prepaid sector to attract a wider audience during the economic downturn. Going forward, Sprint looks to its 4G strategy for growth through its ownership stake in WiMax-provider Clearwire.

The eMoney Ribbon Cutting

in Commerce on December 1, 2010 at 5:28 am PT

Welcome to the grand opening of eMoney. I’m Tricia Duryee, one of the latest additions to All Things Digital. You may know me from the three years I spent at mocoNews, where I wrote about the mobile industry, or before that, as a technology reporter at the Seattle Times. Going forward, I’ll write about e-commerce and gaming.

ATD Adds Tricia Duryee (Who Will Add It All Up for Our Readers)

in Commerce on October 25, 2010 at 5:42 am PT

And the hit reporters/bloggers keep on coming at All Things Digital. Today, we are honored to add Tricia Duryee to the staff of our site, where she will be covering commerce, online payments, gaming and more. In other words: She’ll show us the money. Or not, in some cases.

ATD Adds Tricia Duryee (Who Will Add It All Up for Our Readers)

in News on October 25, 2010 at 5:42 am PT

And the hit reporters/bloggers keep on coming at All Things Digital. Today, we are honored to add Tricia Duryee to the staff of our site, where she will be covering commerce, online payments, gaming and more. In other words: She’ll show us the money. Or not, in some cases.

Hearst Not Killing Seattle’s Post-Intelligencer, After All–Just Gutting It

in Media on March 6, 2009 at 12:23 pm PT

Hearst isn’t going to shut down the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, after all. But the online-only version it plans will be much, much leaner. Think skeleton-thin.
newspaperless