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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Walt Disney, Technologist: Los Angeles Times, June 2009
Walt Disney — the man, not the company — was known for his imagination, his artistry and even his business acumen. But it turns out he also had a huge appetite for technology. He pushed the envelope at his own …
Intel and Nokia Team Up To Create Mobile Device: June, 2009
As cellphones become ever more like computers, two giants in communications and computing have come together to hasten the process. Intel Corp., the world’s largest maker of computer chips, and Nokia Corp., which has a 40% share of the handset …
China Blocks Google Over Porn, Again: Los Angeles Times, June 2009
Some Google websites, including the popular search engine, were blocked by Chinese authorities today as Beijing expressed unhappiness with Google serving up porn in its search results. The issue has long been a contentious one between the company and the …
At the Apple iPhone 3G S Unveiling, AT&T Gets Lousy Reception: Los Angeles Times, June 2009
In the secrecy that often surrounds Apple Inc.’s every move, industry cryptologists had plenty to study in Monday’s otherwise widely hailed unveiling of the company’s newest iPhone, the 3G S. The focus was on AT&T Inc., the only U.S. provider …
‘Clean-tech’ Start-ups are Pushing the Green Button: Los Angeles Times, June 2009
Amit Chatterjee worked for three Silicon Valley start-ups and software company SAP, but he was growing increasingly intrigued by global warming and climate change. The more he delved into the issue, the more he became convinced that there was a …