Actor Jon Hamm joined CEO Jerry Yang and president Sue Decker in the launch of the “APT by Yahoo” ad platform, which promises to clean up the display advertising process for advertisers, publishers, and agencies.
Ning co-founder and CEO Gina Bianchini said that her company is gaining traction, minting a new social network every 30 seconds.
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.
The new software developer kit can be used to produce software for T-Mobile’s G1 and other Android phones to come later.
Skyfire releases its beta to all Windows Mobile users and upgrades it with features grown-up enough to rival Opera Mobile browser.
At the Senate Commerce Committee hearing on the DTV transition from analog to digital, a powerful senator warns of a potential crisis.
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Installing a second router on your home network can segment the adult computers from those used by children.
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