TiVo denies it’s getting out of the hardware business, but reaffirms push to cloud
Shares of the San Jose-based maker of iconic DVR technology, sank more than 2 percent on a report that the company was planning to wind down its hardware business.
Apple
New Apple campus on verge of approval, two years after Steve Jobs made emotional pitch
At 2.8 million square feet, Apple’s new, spaceship-like campus in Cupertino would be nearly a million square feet larger than the 49ers’ football stadium in Santa Clara.
Silicon Valley shouldn’t fear China, Atlantic Monthly writer says
Speaking at the State of the Valley Conference in San Jose, James Fallows said Chinese don’t enjoy the unique culture fueling Silicon Valley’s impressive success.
Silicon Valley bets right on Obama
Unlike East Coast business elite, Silicon Valley overwhelmingly supported President Obama’s re-election campaign.
Small indie game developers reaching big audiences
Combine small teams, personal passion and a large accessible market and small game makers have the ingredients for a creative explosion.
Jobs memorial tributes continue, Sunday declared ‘Steve Jobs Day’ in California
The public outpouring of tributes to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs says as much about the public’s relationship with the technology he pioneered as it does about the man himself.
Tributes to a Legend — Steve Jobs memorials spring up at Apple Stores, outside his home (PHOTOS)
View photo gallery and video of tributes to Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs has died; his 2005 Stanford commencement address captured spirit of a legend
Watch the Full 2005 Stanford Commencement Address >> “When I was 17, I read a quote that went something like: ‘If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you’ll most certainly be right.’ It made an impression on me, and since then, for the past 33 years, I have looked in
Steve Jobs’ message to 2005 Stanford grads — ‘Live each day as if it were your last’
Steve Jobs’ 2005 commencement address at Stanford University rings true today, as the Apple CEO steps down. In his speech, Jobs discussed loving his work and how he faces death.