Google Maps groks New York public transit
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008One of the most complicated public transportation systems now is available through Google Transit. It connects to regional systems, too.
One of the most complicated public transportation systems now is available through Google Transit. It connects to regional systems, too.
A Miami man could face a sentence of up to 22 years behind bars and a fine of up to $1 million for his crimes related to the massive data breach.
Amazon.com’s DRM-free store is coming to T-Mobile’s G1. And now that Amazon is starting to expand its presence, Don Reisinger thinks the real battle is about to begin with iTunes.
Watch out Chevy Volt: Chrysler plans two extended-range electric vehicles for release in late 2010, along with an all-electric Dodge EV sports car and electric city car.
The company unveils its YouthConnect Initiative, in a move to expand its charitable giving overseas to focus on education and digital inclusion.
The UK just took a historic step by opening up its Software for Educational Institutions Framework to open source.
T-Mobile’s unveiling of the first phone powered by Google’s Android software will be only the beginning of a long effort to rewrite the rules of the mobile communications industry.
T-Mobile USA shows off the first device to run Google’s long-awaited mobile operating system, Android. CNET News reports from the event in New York.
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Tilera adds 36-core chip –Tilera has added a 36-core processor and says its updated 64-core chip has twice the speed of the first-generation chip.
Troubled financial IT staff ease their stress by making Star Wars movie–IT employees of Barclays Bank decided to ease the pressure by making a Star Wars spoof that’s now heading for a film festival.
Microsoft and antitrust regulators are meeting this week for a status conference on the company’s ongoing compliance with the consent decree.