…Lots of people have no idea BlackBerry 10 exists. According to the poll, eighty-three percent of the 1,500 Americans asked said that they were not aware that BlackBerry 10 had launched.
Apple Inc. and Windows to employ Scayl the next generation HDemail (Guardian Express)
Scayl introduces the beta releases of its next generation HDemail software for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Windows computers. The new application can be downloaded for free at the National Association of Broadcasting – NAB Show in Las Vegas, Tuesday, April 8-10, 2013. Media and NAB attendees interested in easily sending very large files are cordially invited to see a demo of large HD videos being sent quickly at Scayl’s booth in the Cloud Computing Pavilion at N5012.
Tech wars: Microsoft attacks Google again (Times of India)
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is skewering Google again with ads and regulatory bashing that say as much about the dramatic shift in the technology industry’s competitive landscape as they do about the animosity between the two rivals. The ads that began Tuesday mark the third phase in a five-month-old marketing campaign that Microsoft Corp derisively calls “Scroogled.”The ads, which have appeared online, on television and in print, depict Google as a duplicitous company more interested in increasing profits and power than protecting people’s privacy and providing unbiased search results.
Will Research In Motion Ltd (BBRY) Follow Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NOK) Downhill in this Emerging Market? (Insider Monkey)
These two companies share one thing in common: they were both at the top of the industry at some point in time. It was not too long ago that BBRY and NOK were leading the way, with everybody else in the rearview mirror. However, things have changed quite a bit and now these two companies are fighting for market share at the bottom of the industry. With all this in mind, Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) and Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) are struggling to break into new markets. For example, Deutsche Bank believes that Research In Motion could be going down the same path as Nokia in India – and that is not a good thing.
Apple licenses $10M in patents originally created by Palm, others (Apple Insider)
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has reached an agreement to license intellectual property from a Japanese company that owns patents originally created by Palm and PalmSource, creator of the Palm OS PDA operating system. The licensing agreement for 1 billion yen, or about $10 million U.S., was announced by ACCESS Co., Ltd. and was first noted on Wednesday by Macotakara. Other patents included in the deal were created by Bell Communications Research and Geoworks.
