The Boot to Gecko project (B2G) being developed by the Mozilla Foundation is now ready to challenge Apple and Google’s dominance of mobile devices. Mozilla Foundation is a not-for-profit entity that is the producer of the popular Firefox browser. Mozilla Foundation also has a tax-paying subsidiary called Mozilla Corporation. B2G Firefox OS B2G is
This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert A jury awarded Vringo (VRNG), $30M in past damages plus royalties on its patents until they expire in 2016, according to The Virginian-Pilot. The jury ordered Google (GOOG) to pay $15.9M, AOL (AOL) to pay $7.9M, and others including Target
When reports first surfaced of problems with Apple Maps, Apple bulls were sure and loud that it was only a small problem and would be fixed soon. By not issuing any real statement, Apple gave the impression that the problem was indeed going to be short-lived. Finally there is a real statement
This post was just published on ZYX Buy Change Alert New FB indication is $42 on 55 million shares. This is a lot lower than bulls had expected. If it opens at $42 and does not move up from here it can pull the entire market, especially stocks like ZNGA, GRPN,
Google’s trickery of tracking users of Apple’s (AAPL) Macs, iPhones and iPads without their knowledge or permission recently raised a firestorm whenJonathan Mayer of Stanford University found that Google intentionally circumvented Safari’s privacy feature. Caught red-handed, Google offered a convoluted explanation. Mayer attempts to set the record straight here. As though violating privacy of Apple users was
In response to my recent article, ‘œFacebook IPO Is Nigh, Should You Buy,’ I have received a large number of emails asking about supply and demand in. We will not know the numbers until the filing is made public, but here are my qualitative estimates. Facebook may sell 250
Yahoo (YHOO) has fired Carol Bartz. There is a lot of criticism of Bartz in the media but the media seems to miss three key points. The three key points are: Bartz missed the mobile revolution. Yahoo has several heavily visited sites, but none have been transformed