The real story behind AT&Ts “iPhone Insurance”
crunchgear.com     May 20, 2008            

Good news for those of you that get angry and smash lose your PDA on a regular basis: AT&T is planning to expand their insurance options to include PDAs come June 2nd, 2008. Insurance will cost $4.99 per month, with two different pricing tiers for deductibles: Tier I: Most standard phones, $50... [read full story]                

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Netflix decision could hurt small indie filmmakers

heraldnet.com     1 hr ago          

The movie-rental service Netflix Inc. is closing a small unit that finances independent movies, partly to avoid competing with Hollywood studios with which it partners for DVD and Internet distribution. A new avenue for...                

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Walter Mossberg: Use Outlook to transfer Palm files to Blackberrys

azstarnet.com     1 hr ago          

Mossberg's Mailbox by Walter Mossberg Tucson, Arizona | Published: 07.27.2008 Q How do I transfer contact and calendar data from the Palm devices at our small company to the new BlackBerrys we are getting? A There are several...                

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Apple’s MobileMe woes

pcmike.com     3 hrs ago   10 related          

The new iPhone 3G, the related software upgrade for old iPhones and the launch of Apple's new MobileMe service have sure brought their share of glitches over the past two weeks. At the top of the mess has been MobileMe, Apple's...                

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Many companies replacing mutual funds with collective investment funds in retirement plans

star-telegram.com     3 hrs ago   8 related          

By ELEANOR LAISE The Wall Street Journal Don’t look now, but your favorite 401(k) mutual fund may be going the way of the VHS tape. Just like mutual funds, collective funds pool investors’ assets and invest in stocks, bonds and...                

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