Foursquare hopes to make money in delivering highly targeted offers to consumers on the go. That’s going to be a very crowded space, and the next year or two will be very telling. Read more on external site »
T-Mo says it doesn’t believe family members won’t want to track everyone’s individual data usage, which makes sense. But I think demand will dictate the carrier move to shared data plans at some point in the near future. Read more on external site »
Even before feed in tariffs have been put in place, Japan is already seeing a bump in solar sales, mostly in the residential rooftop market. Read more on external site »
Calxeda snags another $20 million for its dream of getting ARM based servers into the data center. Read more on external site »
The trade-offs of probabilistic computing: In exchange for more errors in rendering and processing, you get four to five times the battery life. Read more on external site »
Kleiner Perkins has raised a new $525 million fund though it seems much of the investing emphasis will move toward mobile, cloud and social. Read more on external site »
This could be a solid new revenue stream for Amazon, but if I had just plunked down $200 for the tablet I don’t think I’d be thrilled about a big banner ad on the welcome screen. Read more on external site »
My colleague Kevin C. Tofel explains why Samsung might be wise to roll out its new flagship handset in Europe and Asia as it continues production in advance of the U.S. launch. Read more on external site »
Nokia has gone all-in with Microsoft and Windows Phone, but that bet isn’t paying much in the way of dividends yet. This Reuters piece explains why analysts are becoming concerned. Read more on external site »
I’m not sure it will be so easy for Facebook to go freemium, or emulate Apple over Google. But check out Paul Sweeting’s analysis for yourself. Read more on external site »



