January 21, 2014 Tinder, a Dating App With a Difference by JENNA WORTHAM By JENNA WORTHAM A new mobile dating application called Tinder appears to be taking off among college students for its simple and flirty interface….
January 21, 2014 Verizon to Buy Intel’s TV Unit by BRIAN X. CHEN By BRIAN X. CHEN Verizon Communications announced on Tuesday that it would acquire assets of Intel’s digital TV division, a deal that will move…
January 21, 2014 Activists Accuse Tech Community of Throwing San Francisco Under the Bus by DAVID STREITFELD By DAVID STREITFELD The fight over where the tech buses should load passengers is likely to flare up again Tuesday as San Francisco transit…
January 21, 2014 Daily Report: Closing In on the Internet-Enabled Home by THE NEW YORK TIMES By THE NEW YORK TIMES The announcement last week that Google was paying $3 billion to acquire Nest, a maker of Internet-connected home products,…
January 21, 2014 Be Careful With Coin by DAMON DARLIN By DAMON DARLIN Coin, a device that will hold the information from all your credit cards, sounds like just the device you need. But…
January 21, 2014 A Popular Chinese Social Networking App Blazes Its Own Path by DAVID BARBOZA By DAVID BARBOZA Weixin, a fast-growing app from the Chinese Internet company Tencent, is no mere copy of any existing service, and its success…
January 20, 2014 3-D Printing Moves Closer to the Mainstream by NICK BILTON By NICK BILTON Yes, 3-D printers are quickly adding the features that could take them past the bleeding edge of tech buyers. Published: January…
January 20, 2014 Key U.S. Senator Objects to Part of Obama Spy Data Plan by REUTERS By REUTERS The head of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee objected on Sunday to President Barack Obama’s proposal for the government to give up…
January 20, 2014 Nintendo Slides by Almost a Fifth After Loss Warning by REUTERS By REUTERS Shares in Nintendo Co Ltd tumbled by nearly a fifth on Monday after it warned of a third straight year of operating…
January 20, 2014 China Decries U.S. Spending Bill by REUTERS By REUTERS China’s Commerce Ministry has condemned a $1.1-trillion spending bill passed by the U.S. Congress last week over clauses that limit technological purchases…