In a profile of T-Mobile USA, the Financial Times reports that “T-Mobile USA is hoping to start selling the [iPhone] later this year or next year.” Does it mean that T-Mobile is definitely getting the phone this year or next? Obviously not. Every carrier probably ‘hopes’ to sell the iPhone. Read the rest of this story
Is ecommerce giant Amazon.com making plans for a new refund feature? In a filing this month, Amazon is seeking to trademark the term “Unpay” under the category of “Financial services; credit card services; debit card services; charge card services; clearing and reconciling financial transactions via a global computer network.” Read the rest of this story
Peter Kafka of All Things D is gleefully tearing through the Viacom-YouTube papers, tweeting out the best things he finds. Here’s a rolling widget to keep track of what he finds: Join the conversation about this story
Internet sites love to brag about their unique visitors. The more unique visitors, their story goes, the more the site is worth. As if. The value of a site’s uniques depends entirely on what the site does. Specifically, it depends on how the uniques are monetized. Read the rest of this story
Google lines up some big partners – including Intel and Sony – in an effort to move its technology into the living room. Plus, GameStop shares jump more than 9% and Lenovo launches ThinkPads with new designs, including – shudder — a revamped keyboard. Follow @staceydelo on Twitter. Previously on Digits Live Show
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