How Much Money Archive

  • Time is Money: a review of the Meeting Cost Calculator and Clock

    Time is Money: a review of the Meeting Cost Calculator and Clock

    Many people lament about how unproductive the traditional "business meeting" is. One or more participants feel the need to assert their opinion at great length, or simply regurgitate the same information multiple times. Most of us sit passively through these time-wasting meetings because ... well ... I don't know! But now you can have the facts on your side when you want to remind people that any particular meeting is wasting time. Just Bring TIM, the "Time is Money" meeting cost calculator and clock! Read on for more, and a chance to get one for free.

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  • iPad sales estimated to top 120,000 on first day

    iPad sales estimated to top 120,000 on first day

    Whether the bloggers like it or not, it’s looking like the iPad is a hit. Initial estimates show that over 120,000 iPads were pre-ordered on friday, according to Investor Village. Some estimates showed roughly 50,000 devices ordered in the first two hours. The numbers say some very interesting things about exactly which iPads were purchased as [...]

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  • Apple attacks Nokia, Psystar does some legal stuff against Apple, Earth keeps turning

    Apple attacks Nokia, Psystar does some legal stuff against Apple, Earth keeps turning

    Blah blah blah. More lawsuits. Anyway, Apple is after Nokia for patent infringement after Nokia sued over infringement against Apple. The Nokia case is over some smartphone technology and is a reaction to Nokia's request that Apple stop exporting the iPhone, iPod, and MacBooks.

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  • Activision alludes to DJ Hero 2: Go ahead and pretend to be surprised

    Activision alludes to DJ Hero 2: Go ahead and pretend to be surprised

    There will be a DJ Hero 2. Yes, I realize that saying that—Activision will make a sequel to one of its games—is akin to saying earthquakes are bad, or that candy is delicious, but there you have it. The sequel was confirmed as part of a contest.

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  • Xperia Pureness now available for those with too much money, not enough sense

    Xperia Pureness now available for those with too much money, not enough sense

    Do you ever find yourself firing caviar cannonballs from your yacht, thinking "Man. I want to buy a really, really basic phone, but only if it costs me an absurd amount so that everyone knows how much money I have."? Sony Ericsson and Saks Fifth Avenue have you covered.

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  • LG GD910 Watch Phone review

    LG GD910 Watch Phone review

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    You're not how much money you have in the bank, you're not the car you drive, you're not the contents of your wallet, you are not your freaking khakis - oh, who are we kidding, if you're reading a site such as this, you're all about your khakis. To sate that "look good, feel good" need in all of us, LG has brought out the ultimate in techie chic: a watchphone. This is not just any watchphone though, this is a £500 ($808) droplet of Orange-tinted exclusivity that straddles your wrist and demands onlookers' attention. Do the consumer in you a favor and come along to Engadget Classic where we have the full scoop on the GD910.

    LG GD910 Watch Phone review originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Fri, 16 Oct 2009 12:24:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Sprint Ad Attempts to Bait iPhone Owners

    Sprint Ad Attempts to Bait iPhone Owners

    Talk about targeted marketing. A new ad published by Sprint (right) is forward enough to include the word “iPhone” in big, bold letters. Similar to Microsoft’s Laptop Hunter ads, which bash Apple for its premium computer prices, the Sprint ad plays up the Palm Pre smartphone by stressing how much money iPhone customers can save by [...]

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  • Psion relents: ‘netbook’ ok to describe chubby cheap laptops lacking power

    Psion relents: ‘netbook’ ok to describe chubby cheap laptops lacking power

    As the world's attention turns from netbooks to smartbooks, Psion and Intel have ceased battle over use of the former term. Remember, this ridiculous case escalated to the point of Psion claiming $1.2 billion (billion!) in damages suffered as a result of infringement on its netbook trademark for a product few have heard of outside of the highly specialized supply chain logistics area. The "amicable" agreement reached with Intel has Psion voluntarily withdrawing its trademark. What wasn't said in the press release is how much money was extorted from the industry or the net effect on Psion sales from all the free publicity. Regardless, we're sure it's been a profitable exercise for Psion Teklogix. Now, could the obscure owner of the "smartbook" trademark please step forward to collect your prize?

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    Psion relents: 'netbook' ok to describe chubby cheap laptops lacking power originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 04:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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