Carl Howe

Google Changes Leadership at Top of Android Mobile Business

Google Inc. is changing the leadership of the unit at the heart of its mobile-technology war with Apple Inc., saying Sundar Pichai will succeed Andy Rubin at the helm of the Android software business.

RIM to Unveil BlackBerry 10 on Jan. 30 in Turnaround Bid

Research In Motion Ltd. plans to showcase the first two of its BlackBerry 10 smartphones on Jan. 30 and then start selling the devices in February, moving forward with a critical step in its comeback bid.

AT&T Acquisition of T-Mobile May Mean More Industry Regulation

AT&T Inc.’s pursuit of U.S. government approval for its proposed $39 billion purchase of T- Mobile USA Inc. may lead to more regulation for the telecommunications industry.

Google Patent Offers Probably Won’t End Microsoft Suit

Google Inc.’s requirement to make new patent-licensing offers to Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. under its settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission probably won’t resolve lawsuits among the technology giants, according to patent lawyers.

Analysts, Investors Comment on Apple-Samsung Verdict

Analysts and legal experts comment on Apple Inc.’s victory today in a federal court case in San Jose, California, against South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co., which it accused of copying mobile phone designs and patents.

Apple-Samsung Damages in Play After Sales Ban Rejected

Apple Inc.’s request for additional damages against Samsung Electronics Co. for patent infringement remains to be decided after the iPhone maker lost its bid to block U.S. sales on 26 of the Galaxy maker’s devices.

Apple to Show Next-Generation IPad as Motorola, Samsung Step Up Challenge

Apple Inc. is set to refresh the iPad computer line to stave off challenges from rivals that are rushing into the fray with tablet-style devices of their own.

Apple-Samsung Judge Weighs Damages After Rejecting Ban

Apple Inc. awaits a judge’s decision on its request for additional damages against Samsung Electronics Co. for patent infringement after the iPhone maker lost its bid to block U.S. sales on 26 of the Galaxy maker’s devices.

Apple’s Latest IPhone Set to Become Best-Selling Gadget

Apple Inc. unveiled a taller, lighter and speedier iPhone that’s poised to become the fastest selling technology gadget in history -- even as competition accelerates in the $219.1 billion smartphone market.

Google Android Baked Into Rice Cookers in Move Past Phone

Google Inc.’s Android software, the most widely used smartphone operating system, is making the leap to rice cookers and refrigerators as manufacturers vie to dominate the market for gadgets controlled via the Internet.

"The problem with apps is they're a click away from wherever you are."

- Carl Howe on Apr 03, 2013

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North Korea Fires 3 Short-Range Missiles as South Watches

Commuter Train Wreck Injures Dozens, Curbs Amtrak Service

Chiesi Swaps Cell for Halfway House After Insider Scandal

Tesla’s Musk Channels Iacocca With Early U.S. Repayment

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