Reuters - The plaintiff in a long-running
trademark infringement lawsuit against Google Inc agreed on
Friday to drop its case targeting the Web search advertising
leader's core business, according to court filings.
Archive for September 3rd, 2007
Sep3
Trademark plaintiff drops suit vs Google over ads (Reuters)
Filed in: Internet
Sep3
AT&T offers parental control service (AP)
AP - It may be something of a teenage nightmare: limits on when a wireless phone can make and receive calls and to whom, restrictions on text messages and talk time, and set allowances for ring tones and other downloads — all at a parent’s fingertips.
Filed in: Mobile & Wireless
Sep3
Most Chinese children spent vacation online: poll (Reuters)
Reuters - The vast majority of Chinese
schoolchildren chose to stay home and surf the Internet during
the summer holidays rather than play outside, state media said
on Tuesday, citing a survey.
Filed in: Internet
Sep3
Sept. 4, 1888: Photography Leaps Into the Late 19th Century
George Eastman gets his patent for roll film and, suddenly, photography is at the fingertips — or shutter finger — of a waiting public.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Sep3
Wired’s NextFest to Award Largest Space Prize Ever
The X Prize and Next Fest team up to offer the biggest X Prize ever, winner to be announced on September 13 in Los Angeles.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Sep3
Consider skinning your iPhone
I used to think that installing a skin on my iPhone was unnecessary. After all, I pretty much always keep it in some sort of a case and a skin takes away from iPhones natural good looks. Right?
I quickly changed my mind after my iPhone took an unfortunate four-foot fall onto pavement. While I was […]
Filed in: Apple/Mac
Sep3
DRAM Finds Home in Cell Phones (PC World)
PC World - The rapid uptake of smartphones around the world has ensured the future of DRAM (dynamic RAM) in mobile handsets, where the chips are used in every unit shipped.
Filed in: Internet
Sep3
In-game advertising company adopts TV ad model (Reuters)
Reuters - Double Fusion, a private company
that connects advertisers and video game publishers, rolls out
new technology on Tuesday to allow advertisers to mount
last-minute ad campaigns in games the same way they use spot TV
ads.
Filed in: Internet
Sep3
Get ready for JotSpot in Google Docs
A very observant Google follower on the Google Blogoscoped forum noticed yesterday that messing with the URL in Google Apps produced some interesting clues. Google is going to be launching JotSpot soon — the wiki application they purchased last October.
Then Tony Ruscoe (also a brilliant Google digger) even uncovered the “Google Wiki” logo that […]
Filed in: Google
Sep3
Vodafone eyes control of Vodacom (FT.com)
FT.com - Vodafone could pay up to $10bn (£4.9bn) to take full control of Vodacom, South Africa's largest mobile group.
Filed in: Mobile & Wireless
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