Bits Blog: Even Big Companies Cannot Protect Their Data
Breaches that hit two Amazon-owned sites, Zappos.com and 6PM, show that even the biggest players on the Web cannot guarantee that their customers’ personal information is safe.
DealBook: Despite RIM Takeover Talk, Hurdles Would Be High
Even if governmental objections to a takeover were overcome, Research in Motion’s leaders are adamant about their company’s course.
Gadgetwise: Publishing Your Own E-Book
One of the easiest ways to get a book out there for sale is to use publishing tools from the major online bookstores.
Pogue’s Posts Blog: Amazon Makes the Fire Less Balky
Amazon heard the complaints about the Fire’s balky software. It updated the software and fixed it.
Gadgetwise Blog: Q&A: Watching Kindle Movies Overseas
The Kindle Fire, which has access to thousands of movies and TV shows, does have some limitations for international travelers.
Bits Blog: Zuckerberg and Sandberg Discuss Facebook’s Future
In an interview with Charlie Rose of PBS, Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, tries to dispel the notion of a war among Silicon Valley companies.
Bits Blog: Zuckerberg and Sandberg Discuss Facebook’s Future
In an interview with Charlie Rose of PBS, Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, tries to dispel the notion of a war among Silicon Valley companies.
Bits Blog: Zuckerberg and Sandberg Discuss Facebook’s Future
In an interview with Charlie Rose of PBS, Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, tries to dispel the notion of a war among Silicon Valley companies.
Bits Blog: Zuckerberg and Sandberg Discuss Facebook’s Future
In an interview with Charlie Rose of PBS, Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, tries to dispel the notion of a war among Silicon Valley companies.
Media Decoder Blog: New Nook Is Latest Entry in Tablet Wars
Barnes & Noble has introduced a new color tablet as it competes with Amazon’s Kindle Fire for buyers during the holiday shopping season.
Bits Blog: For Amazon Prime Readers, a Lending Library
The new program would loan eligible Kindle customers a free e-book every month.
Bits Blog: For Amazon Prime Readers, a Lending Library
The new program would loan eligible Kindle customers a free e-book every month.
