T-Mobile’s CEO, Philipp Humm, during an interview told the Seattle Times that his network is more than content with the performance of Windows Phone. He puts up the plan of layoff either with about 900 positions which will be eliminated on one side, but at the same time we’re creating 550 new positions. Talking about Windows Phone, Hmm believe the company having a very good relationship with Microsoft although the company is quite pleased and the same Microsoft too is quite pleased with T-Mobile. Here’s the full excerpt from...
Just a few weeks after launching of its iPad app, Spotify has now opened its doors for Australia as well as New Zealand. Simply search for any artist, song or album and start playing. Create playlists, share music with friends and check out what others are listening to. Spotify’s seamless Facebook integration takes enjoying music with friends to a whole new level....
The Facebook IPO backlash (decrease in stock pricing) is not enough, another boom set for the morning but this time it is from hacker group Anonymous who claims to have leaked 1.7GB of data belonging to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS). The data that had been leaked contains internal e-mails and website’s entire database dump. Here is what Anonymous said through video: Greetings world, We are Anonymous. Today we are releaseing 1.7GB of data that used to belong to the United States Bureau of Justice, until now. Within the booty...
The day starts with a boom and even ends with a boom but the question is it is for whom it turns out a big boom: Well, I am talking about social giant stock today – the pre-market price per share of Facebook was at $37.10, down 1.13 (2.96%) at 8:37AM EDT with later dropped 4.37 percent to $36.56. With such a versed-back figure this is what has happened that we are expecting either: the market starts trading at $35.99, down2.24 (-5.86%). But, now what part makes the second “boom”, the company ends its day with $34.04 per share,...
The Pre-Market price per share of Facebook was at $37.10, down 1.13 (2.96%). The market starts trading at $35.99, down2.24 (-5.86%). While on day 1, the social giant ends the day at $38.37, up by 0.37 (0.97%) – almost the actual price the company sets, making the company total valuation to $104 billion with an $18.4 billion initial public offering. Facebook starts...
The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple’s CEO Tim Cook was the highest paid CEO in 2011 with $378 million package. But, to note here is that the package does consisted of 1 million shares of Apple stock. That, combine makes the annual pay package of Cook which was awarded last August, the time he was named Apple’s CEO. ...
Surprising but still true – Facebook turns into a public company on Friday but it still not having any plans to open its door for kids (under 13) – a Sunday Times report had stated that Facebook might open a public debate on overturning the minimum-age requirement. In the report Simon Milner, head of policy in Britain for Facebook was quoted, “a lot of parents are happy their kids are on. We would like to hear from people what the answer might be [in a debate on the issue].” Milner comments appeared under the headline,...
Fred Wilson, a New York-based venture capitalist and blogger shed some light today at TechCrunch’s Disrupt conference in New York. Wilson for Yahoo’s ex-CEO said: “Scott Thompson was a terrible CEO for Yahoo!” whereas for Twitter, he said: “It’s very much the wishes of the board and the management to stay independent.” While for DuckDuckGo, he said:...
Facebook day might start with a boom: the Pre-Market price per share of Facebook was at $37.10, down 1.13 (2.96%) at 8:37AM EDT with current dropped 4.37 percent to $36.56. With such a versed-back figure this is what has happened that we are expecting either: the market starts trading at $35.99, down2.24 (-5.86%). Over on the top, Demandforce has developed this infographic...
Google’s CEO Larry Page announced today that the search giant will allocate 22,000 square feet of its New York headquarters to CornellNYC Tech, while the university completes its campus on Roosevelt Island. The space will allow Cornell to build its presence in New York in close proximity to the tech companies and entrepreneurs with whom it will collaborate. This arrangement represents Google, Cornell, Technion and the City of New York’s commitment to educating and developing tech talent in New York City. “I’m passionate about...
