Clarion shows in-car GPS and Internet device »
ClarionMiND integrates the Internet and GPS.
(Credit: Clarion)
At the Intel Developer Forum, Clarion launched the production version of ClarionMiND, a portable GPS device with full…
AOL revs Web-based AIM to version 7 »
AOL has upgraded its AIM Express software, an online Flash-based application that replicates many of the features of the regular downloadable software.
Among the new AIM Express 7.0…
Quicken Beam: Your finances made cute »
Beam’s SMS report can be useful to keep on top of your accounts and to spot fraud.
Intuit has just launched a useful but limited little financial tracking utility for your mobile…
Microsoft experimenting with a pause button for incoming e-mail »
Microsoft Office Labs has launched a new product called E-mail Prioritizer that will not only sort through your in box to figure out what’s important, but also give you an…
How to measure your new site's success »
One of the things that impressed me most during my interview with Mint CEO Aaron Patzer was his focus on iterative development and rigorously testing new features before they are…
Southwest Airlines CEO crowdsources his Halloween costume »
Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly in his 2004 Halloween costume.
(Credit: Blog Southwest)A few years ago, it was trendy and “transparent” for CEOs to have their own blogs. But typically…
Swag of the day: Buddha Machine. See http://ping.fm/rohbI
I am listening to astronaut Story Musgrave speak at the IDF. I think he’s giving us his junior-high-school talk. Either that or he’s nuts.
Outlook has mysteriously erased both Demo and TechCrunch50 events from my calendar. Come on, events, play nice together.
Microsoft sees tailored search as way to pierce Google's armor »
SAN JOSE, Calif.—Microsoft believes it’s found a way to gain an edge against Google’s dominant search engine: a deeper understanding of what people are searching for and what’s on Web pages.
