We bring you all the latest news as the Democrats take over Denver and even tech giants catch convention fever.
McCain picks governor from Alaska–the first woman ever named to the Republican ticket–to be his surprise running mate.
Event on the last evening of the Democratic convention brings together Mountain View geeks, Washington insiders, and Hollywood celebrities.
LinkedIn adds a few new features to its Groups platform, according to a TechCrunch report.
A source who spoke to Harvard alumni magazine 02138 said that the producer of the screenplay that the West Wing creator is penning also owns the rights to a forthcoming tell-all about Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg.
Continue reading about Report: Sorkin’s Facebook screenplay is based on Ben Mezrich’s book
Qualcomm has violated a court-ordered ban on the use of patented wireless tech owned by Broadcom, a federal judge rules.
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Japanese game maker’s announcement that annual profit will be 23 percent higher than expected, due to strong Wii and DS sales, prompts largest one-day share price hike in months.
Continue reading about Nintendo shares soar on bumped-up forecast
Google Maps and Google Earth will get a new infusion of higher-resolution imagery from the GeoEye-1 satellite, due to launch from a California Air Force base September 4.
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In a letter to shareholders, the struggling music service reminded them that they still employ an investment bank and are exploring “strategic alternatives” to staying public.
Rogers Communications, the exclusive iPhone carrier in Canada, is extending a promotional data plan to attract more smartphone sales.
Continue reading about iPhone data plan promotion extended in Canada