It’s a little disturbing to think that your smart phone is secretly tracking your whereabouts and hiding the information in some discrete place only a computer scientist can find. That appears to be what the iPhone is doing. According to the Wall Street Journal, even turning off the tracking features of an iPhone does
Almost two years ago we profiled the lawsuit between IBM and Apple over IBM’s former employee Mark Papermaster. The two giants reached a compromise over Papermaster’s non-compete agreement and he continued work for Apple on its Iphone.
Turns out Mr. Papermaster is on the move again. This time to Cisco. There have been
A while back we discussed the DOJ’s investigation into allegations that technology giants in Silicon Valley were effectively preventing computer programmers from making job changes by agreeing not to poach their competitors’ employees.
Last week the DOJ filed a lawsuit along with a proposed settlement with Apple Inc., Adobe Systems Inc., Google Inc., Intel Corp.