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xbox Xbox One: Microsoft's Big Bid To Pwn The Living Room Today Microsoft announced the Xbox One, its next-generation console and a big, bold bid for the future of the living room. Play Taylor Hatmaker View comments
Math Sorry, Internet: Tumblr Founder David Karp Is Not A Billionaire Stay in school, kids—math is hard. Social Owen Thomas View comments
Marketing Who's Got Big Brands? Tech's Got The Biggest Brands Of Them All Technology companies still dominate the world's top brands for 2013. Brian Proffitt View comments
Browsers New Opera For Android Makes Switch From Presto To WebKit Opera has finally ditched its own browser rendering engine Presto in favor of WebKit in the new release of Opera for Android. Mobile Dan Rowinski View comments
Dell Dell Kills Its Public Cloud, Continues To Flail In Post-PC Era Dell is a company in search of a new mission, and it's not working out so well. Infrastructure Brian Proffitt View comments
now Congress Wants To Take A Tax Bite Out Of Apple Apple uses (probably) legal loopholes to avoid corporate taxes, Senate wigs out. ReadWrite Editors View comments
Startups One Startup’s Story: The Evolution Of An Outsourcing Strategy The key for startups trying to outsource key functions is to find and execute the right strategy at the right time. Small Biz John Fearon View comments
Tumblr Tumblr's Perverse Lesson: To Get Rich, Don't Make Money Another week, another billion-dollar acquisition of a company with no revenues. And that's lowering the bar for success, creating an industry of paper-maché companies that may leave no lasting impact. Matt Asay View comments
Google Admits Defeat In Its 7-Year Battle With Amazon And PayPal Google Checkout is checking out. Owen Thomas View comments
now Congress Whacks Apple With The Tax Avoider Stick An 18-month congressional investigation turned up evidence that Apple is a major-league tax avoider, the New York Times reports. ReadWrite Editors View comments