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In case you find yourself in need of some party trivia this weekend, or if you happen to be a patent lawyer that loves reading this kind of stuff, it turns out that there are currently 17 patents held by either Microsoft (4) or Apple (13). Ah Build-A-Bear, the store in malls all over the country that little children flock to and I try to steer clear of at all costs. However, if was a still youngin' I would have absolutely adored this shop just like the people who have bought nearly 110 million plush animals from the company since it first opened back in 1997. As technology continues to enter every part of our life, it only makes sense that the stuffed-animal-making-factory would follow and just today it did just that. Sponsored By: ITEXPO West 2012 - October 2-5, 2012 Austin Convention Center, Austin, Texas ITEXPO brings together the entire communications and technology community for a week of business-building and researching today's most powerful communications solutions. Enterprise, government and SMB end users, resellers, service providers, manufacturers, developers, media and analysts gather to examine solutions in conference sessions, demo products and services live on the expo floor, and forge beneficial relationships. Register To Attend Today! Visit: www.itexpo.com #ITEXPO/@ITEXPO
I couple of weeks ago I read an e-mail from a guy who had been screwed because he tried to help a couple folks down on their luck. He has a small computer business, and a couple folks who were barely getting by asked if they could take his electronic returns, break them down, and sell them to recyclers. As an avowed 4G LTE Android enthusiast, I will confess to an obsession with anything that might pose a threat to my smartphone. It was thus with more than a bit of consternation that I read a series of articles in the past few days about a newly discovered Android security flaw that literally with a click can wipe out/wipe clean your device. Ouch! Mobile (including communications, commerce, platforms, and software and applications) comes a close second to cloud computing in its potential to shake up consumer and enterprise markets, a survey of 668 global technology executives, conducted by KPMG, has found. How much can consumer spending on communications, including mobility services, broadband and other services continue to grow, as a percentage of total household spending? The answer to that question could well determine the health of the global telecom business. Flourishing tablet shipments, projected to reach 126.6 million units, up from 82.1 million units in 2011, a huge 56 percent annual increase in shipments for the tablet display market in 2012. This number is the latest to provide a clear indication that the overall tablet market remains not only robust but on a significantly large growth trajectory. One should be skeptical at times about claims that a specific country is "falling behind" on some measure of communications intensity. Sometimes the issue is simply that the value of a particular innovation is not immediately grasped. Once the value proposition is clear, adoption seems to occur rapidly enough. Consumer Watchdog has criticized the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's proposed $22.5-million fine that Google might pay in connection with privacy settings on Apple's Safari browser. The consumer advocacy group also complains that the FTC does not have a permanent injunction against Google for violating the earlier "Buzz" consent decree.
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