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Harry McCracken / TIME:

Who's Winning, iOS or Android? All the Numbers, All in One Place — Who's winning the mobile platform wars, Apple's iOS or Google's Android? It's one of the blogosphere's favorite tech topics. Every new nugget of competitive information is fodder for an avalanche of coverage.

Apr 17, 2013, 9:05 PM– In context

David Greelish / TIME:

An Interview with Computing Pioneer Alan Kay — Born in 1940, computer scientist Alan Curtis Kay is one of a handful of visionaries most responsible for the concepts which have propelled personal computing forward over the past thirty years — and surely the most quotable one.

Apr 3, 2013, 1:20 AM– In context

Harry McCracken / TIME:

How an 83-Year-Old Inventor Beat the High Cost of 3D Printing — If there were an award for Emerging Gadget Most Likely to Change Everything, it might well go to the 3D printer. These devices, which turn digital blueprints into physical objects made out of plastic or other materials …

Mar 4, 2013, 11:10 PM– In context

Lev Grossman / TIME:

TIME Person of the Year Runner-Up: Tim Cook, the Technologist — He inherited the most valuable company in the world from one of the greatest innovators in history. In 2012 he made Apple his own. Runner-Up: Tim Cook, the Technologist | TIME.com.

Dec 19, 2012, 3:55 PM– In context

Harry McCracken / TIME:

Lotus: Farewell to a Once-Great Tech Brand — Wolfgang Gruener of Tom's Hardware alerted me to a bit of news that, while minor, has left me in a wistful mood. IBM is planning to remove the Lotus branding from its Notes and Domino workgroup products. It's the apparent end of Lotus …

Nov 21, 2012, 9:45 PM– In context

Harry McCracken / TIME:

It's Too Early to Judge Early Windows 8 Sales — Three weeks after Windows 8′s launch, Windows guru/newshound Paul Thurrott says that one of his Microsoft sources has confided that the new software isn't meeting the company's sales expectations. Thurrott gives several explanations, including: Windows 8.

Nov 17, 2012, 6:10 PM– In context

Michael Scherer / TIME:

Inside the Secret World of Data Crunchers Who Helped Obama Win — “The cave” at President Obama's Election headquarters in Chicago — In late spring, the backroom number crunchers who had powered Barack Obama's campaign to victory noticed that George Clooney had an almost gravitational tug on West Coast females ages 40 to 49.

Nov 7, 2012, 11:25 AM– In context

Anita Hamilton / Time:

Will Car-Sharing Networks Change the Way We Travel? — Why would the world's largest car company partner with a tiny, little-known startup that could cannibalize its business by promoting car sharing instead of new-car buying? — According to General Motors Vice Chairman Steve Girsky …

Feb 8, 2012, 6:50 AM– In context

Kristina Dell / Time:

Entrepreneurs Who Go It Alone — By Choice — In the fall of 2007, Marco Arment was working as lead developer at Tumblr, the social network and blogging platform, when he noticed that he kept losing the links to interesting stories that he didn't immediately have time to read.

Oct 26, 2011, 6:30 AM– In context

Harry McCracken / Time:

Technology's Great Reinventor: Steve Jobs (1955-2011) — David Paul Morris / Bloomberg / Getty Images — Steve Jobs, whose death was announced on Wednesday night, wasn't a computer scientist. He had no training as a hardware engineer or an industrial designer.

Oct 6, 2011, 12:20 AM– In context

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