Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Tuesday, 26 April 2011


The Wall Street Journal Online - Technology Update
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April 26, 2011 -- 3:00 p.m. EDT
TECHNOLOGY Sony Plans 2 Tablets
Sony plans to introduce two tablets later this year running Google's Android operating system, more than a year after Apple released the iPad.
 

 
TECHNOLOGY Electronic Arts Executive Goes to Zynga
Electronic Arts' chief operating officer, John Schappert, has left the videogames publisher to join Zynga as a senior executive.
 

 
EUROPE TECHNOLOGY France Télécom Tries to Bolster Revenue
France Télécom is considering the sale of some of its European assets and is looking to seal more network-sharing deals.
 

 
ASIA TECHNOLOGY Nintendo 3-D Hand-Held Misses Target
The president of Nintendo said sales of the new 3DS hand-held game machine have fallen short of expectations world-wide.
 

 
TECHNOLOGY Oracle's Finance Chief Resigns
Oracle said its chief financial officer had resigned and will be immediately succeeded by the company's co-president, the latest executive switch at the large software maker.
 

 
TECHNOLOGY Nintendo Plans Wii Successor
On the heels of posting its second straight year of profit decline, Nintendo said it will debut a new home console in 2012 to replace the Wii, the videogame industry's bestselling home gaming system.
 

 
TECHNOLOGY Apple, Google Pressed on Tracking
Apple, Google and several other developers of mobile operating systems were sent letters by a House committee that oversees privacy issues, seeking more information about whether they are tracking users' locations.
 

 
On today's show, we talk about Facebook's foray into daily deals, YouTube's plans to offer streaming movie rentals, and that elusive white iPhone.
Kohler has created what it hopes to be a best-in-class toilet -- one that costs $6400. WSJ's Andy Jordan gives the smart-toilet a whirl.
Yelp, the consumer-reviews website, is declining to seek another round of financing and instead has its sights set on going public.

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Go to Page PERSONAL TECHNOLOGY
Laptop Buyer's Guide
With the industry in flux and tablets on the rise, you'll want to take a modest approach to choosing a laptop. Walt Mossberg offers advice in his twice-yearly buyer's guide.
 

 
It's In the Bag
With the right high-tech sleeping sack, getting your outdoor Z's is as easy as jumping in.
 

 
Go to Page TECH FEATURES
The Inventor of the Teleprompter
Engineer Hubert Schlafly created the teleprompter, the device that helps actors and politicians to read scripts on television without looking down. He died April 20 at age 91.
 

 
Former Sony Head Pioneered First CD
Norio Ohga, who died Saturday at age 81, led development of the world's first compact disc and oversaw Sony's evolution from a transistor-radio and tape-recorder maker into a consumer-electronics and entertainment giant.
 

 
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Hear about the top tech stories of the day, including news and features. Plus, get a rundown on tech stocks on the move.
Today's topic: Sony readies two tablets ... Netflix posts a big profit surge, but its forecast unnerves investors ... and Barnes & Noble beefs up the Nook e-reader. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.
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