Apple announced today that it has already sold 1 million iPads, coming in less than a month after it was launched. Wow. As pointed out in the press release,

LAS VEGAS -- You've heard about the "cloud," yeah? That's a fancy marketing term for connecting to computer services over a wire. In the old days they called that

HP is starting to sound like the first year of the Obama Adminstration. They have their own version of fixing the economy, winning a war, and giving everybody health

LAS VEGAS -- Demonstrating HP's feisty attitude in its escalating networking row with Cisco, HP Network Chief Technologist Paul Congdon attacked Cisco's dominant position in the networking business, saying

LAS VEGAS -- I entered the show floor here at Interop, a long-running IT and networking technology conference, only to be bombarded with the words "cloud computing." For those

This is a big year for new Google products, as the company has introduced its own smartphone, the Nexus One, and is in the process of trying to buy

Another day, more Twitter. Are you annoyed? Fine, so am I. But you see, if you are a budding manic techno-bloggo--analy-journalist like myself, you need to cover this stuff.

There is a surge of startups trying to address the management of smartphones in enterprise networks, which is surely going to be a massive issue. If you think about

Well, they did it: Twitter has announced a business model. It's called advertising. Heard of it before? They are calling it "Promoted Tweets." What's interesting is that the social

The whole National Broadband Plan discussion is turning into a circus, at tax-payer expense. The way I see it, the FCC is standing in front of the operators with

You gotta love Rupert Murdoch. While many media executives are hunkered down in their bunkers, whimpering about lost revenue streams and afraid to say anything remotely offensive to people

I have been looking forward to a big Google-Apple brawl which I'm sure is only going to get more nasty. It looks like it's escalating quite rapidly, with AllThingsD

Gold-plated Silicon Valley venture firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KP) is upping its bet on iPad applications. The partners, in a post on TechCrunch, say that the immense

I have been working for about 20 years, pretty much straight through since college, in the same industry (media). I have survived three recessions (1990-1991, 2000-2002, and 2008-2009). What's

If there is a technology guru and review who can make a break a technology's future with a few keystrokes, it's Walt Mossberg. The veteran gear reviewer for the

Adobe's Flash platform is coming under increased scrutiny as the iPad gets ready to ship. As a number of big players start thinking about their HTML5 strategy, it's clear

For those of you who have had your eye on the ball, unable to track the "financial crisis du jour" around the world, we appear to be finally reaching

Who knew? The IPO market is doing well. Despite a glum market day featuring extreme weakness in bonds and a lackluster stock market, three companies went public today with

LAS VEGAS -- Given that the rest of the Western world is wallowing in a lingering recession/depression, it's nice to hunker down in Vegas at the CTIA where it's

LAS VEGAS -- Service provider Sprint, which has suffered some much-publicized problems following its merger with Nextel, losing customers at an alarming rate, is making a major push towards

Google's announcement that its moving its servers to Hong Kong, along with China's harshly worded response, is indicative of a brewing trade war between open, Western countries and China.

LAS VEGAS -- Who knew? I got something right. About a month ago, I advocated a complex trade involving AT&T. The main premise: The stock was cheap, the dividend

I am perplexed by a story going around orginating in the Gigaom universe (via Fortune, Techmeme, various blogs, e.t.c.) that Sequoia partner Mark Kvamme is telling folks that advertising

Trying to track the news on Android sales can be challenging. A recent spate of reports on disappointing Nexus One sales (Google's Android phone) had some folks scratching their