Apple says users are flocking to the newly launched marketplace, which was made available in the Mac OS X 10.6.6 software update.
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Mac App Store hits 1 million downloads in first day
The big-box retailer posts lower-than-expected sales for December. Declines in same-store sales were driven by softness in entertainment software and televisions.
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Best Buy holiday sales disappoint; trouble looms?
Ahrong Eltech’s CEO says his product can slim down women (and presumably men). The only question is how many pounds (or ounces) could you really lose.
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CES: An ultrasonic way to lose weight (but how much?)
A hack lets some software originally from the Mac App Store run even if it wasn’t purchased–but the problem seems to be more with the software than the store.
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Piracy possibility emerges with Mac App Store
Facebook is reportedly acknowledging that it will surpass 500 individual shareholders this year–which would require the company to open up its financial information by April 2012.
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In short, Facebook will have to open up the books
Despite the FCC’s recent vote to approve new broadband regulations, this is a battle that will continue, argues consultant Larry Downes.
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Net neutrality fight far from over
CES 2011 may be remembered as marking the year that ARM eclipsed Intel, according to Warren East, the U.K. chip designer’s chief executive.
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ARM CEO on Microsoft, tech’s rise (Q&A)
Intel urged Microsoft a long time ago to remake Windows for smaller devices, an executive at the chipmaker said.
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Intel exec: Microsoft’s tablet OS too long in coming
A nasty service hiccup that left Hotmail users with no in-boxes or folders earlier this week has been attributed to a routine testing script gone awry.
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Hotmail’s recent message loss hiccup explained
The MobiCam Internet Kit transmits audio and video from almost any video monitoring set-up to a PC or cell phone for real-time monitoring of one’s nursery, home, office, and more.
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CES: MobiCam monitors home, not just baby