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more about #industry more comments → donwonton: Sony is going to pull out of consoles. Why would they make a successor to the PS3 when the number of exclusive titles is so low. It's a money losing i... more » Sonicslasher: #sony more » aek8: Sony's mistake has been compounded by pure bad timing. They designed a console that reached too far forward and tried to make consumers pay for that.... more » AmishJohn: Dear Sony, Perhaps you would have 'started to turn around' before now if you weren't an overcontrolling, overbearing, lying, rootkit-installing, hardw... more » d1zzle: Aside from the PS3 and PSP, most Sony products are severely lacking in quality and innovation, while still maintaining a completely indefensible price... more » madara: Giz I love the recent 'blockquotes'. Especially this one in the Spidey font. Perfect. #sony more » KeyserSoze: I'd be happy if that font went away, forever. #sony more » Stevox: Sony must be one crazy multi-legged beast because I've lost count of how many feet it's shot over the years. #sony more » DBrim: I can't read that font for more than two seconds. The PS3 should sell very well this holiday season. They'll feel better then. #sony more » Gordonium: ....Spider-Man font? #sony more » Michai: Dont give up Sony, you just need to rethink your advertising campaign. I would suggest advertising the PS3 more like a complete media center rather t... more » snakepliskin: Maybe sir howard could try competitive pricing? I dont think 1300 dollars for a netbook is a good turn around strategy. #sony more » cobaltage: I think this post gives AT&T far too much credit and is insufficiently critical given the degree to which AT&T and its competitors (esp. Veriz... more » ELPARTO: Someone must've just walked into the AT&T board room one day and said, "We could sue EVERYONE." And they're strangely comfortable with it. #lcdpricef... more » fastm3driver: When this is over will they be reducing the price of text messages to 1cent from the current 20 cent? Just wondering. #lcdpricefixing more » -
#blockquote
Live, From Sony's Recovery Effort
The words of Sir Howard Stringer, Chief Executive and Lead Turnaroundologist at the listing company, where no amount of superficially revamped game consoles and holiday seasons seem to be able to brighten Sony's outlook. More » -
#att
AT&T Sues the Pants Off of Price-Fixing LCD Manufacturers
AT&T and the LCD industry make for strange courtfellows, but wait'll you hear what for: AT&T claims that due to LCD price fixing by LG, Sharp and other, they've overpaid for 300 million handsets. Interestingly, they're not thrilled about this. More » -
#industry
Google, Apple Sever One More Shady Corporate Link
Eric Schmidt's resignation from the Apple board made it pretty clear—as did the FTC—it was time for Apple and Google to sever corporate ties. That didn't stop Art Levinson from clinging to his joint board membership until today. More » -
#motorola
Is the Cliq a Way For Motorola To Sell Its Phone Division?
Remember when Motorola told everyone that they wanted to spin off that lame-o mobile division of theirs? Still hasn't happened! Motorola isn't depending on the Cliq to revive their phone business; they're depending on it to ditch their phone business. More » -
#sony
Sony's PS3 Costs Are Still 10 Percent Higher Than PS3's Price
In Sony's earnings report, CFO Nobuyuki Oneda noted that their costs are still 10 percent higher than the PS3's price—if he's talking about Japan's retail, that means they're losing 40 bucks per console. More » -
#editorial
The New Mantra of Tech: It's Good Enough
A few months ago, I sat in a think tank with a group of distinguished digital camera experts. We were talking about the future of cameras, what was to come. More » -
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#rumor
Rumor: Handheld PC Maker OQO Not Long for This World
Despite their high prices and high return rates, we've always had a soft spot for OQO. But the recent resignation of a CEO, retailer problems, and messageboard rumblings don't bode well for their future. More » -
#sony
Sir Howard Stringer Named Supreme Leader of All Things Sony
Howard Stringer, up until now Sony's CEO and most public face, has been named President as well. An interesting move, as he's always been surpisingly frank about Sony's unwieldy size and structure. More » -
#piracy
An Important Message From the Global Entertainment Industry
The Pirate Bay is carrying this spot-on cartoon on what we already knew about labels and studios: Their "new media—first radio, then TV, then tapes, then video—will kill our industry!" argument is simply stupid FUD. More » -
#financiapocalypse
Motorola CEO Says Windows Mobile 7's Not Coming 'Til 2010
To help lighten the mood a bit after revealing their fourth-quarter $3.6 billion bloodbath, Motoroloa CEO Sanjay Jha revealed that we likely won't see Windows Mobile 7 until 2010 at the earliest. More » -
#funwithdata
Cool Visualization Shows World's Spending On Electronics By Country (We Spend A Lot)
Here we see ol' Mercator, if country sizes were drawn according to the amount of discretionary income spent on electronics by its citizens. As the world's largest economy, the US being the biggest blob here at $162 billion for 2007 is not that surprising. But what might be surprising is Japan, who spends more on recreation than clothing, household items and electronics combined—pretty interesting for such a style- and gadget-conscious nation. Also note central Europe's electronics spending, which is clearly becoming a force to be reckoned with if IFA in Berlin was any indication. Head over to the NYTimes for more playing with this cool little flash data visualization with other categories of spending. [NYTimes via Boing Boing]
