Pinterest is a site your business should have on its radar. It’s like a virtual bulletin board, allowing users to curate a collection of things they like from around the Internet into various layouts, or boards. And its popularity is booming, with 11 million reported page visits during one busy week last December–a 40-fold traffic increase over six months.
Fifty-four percent of Pinterest users are female, according to Compete.com. Most users are aged 18-34, the majority making over ,000.
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Jon Rubinstein, the one-time chief executive of Palm and a senior vice president of HP’s PC business, has left the company, HP representatives confirmed Friday.
The venerable expo doesn’t have Apple leading the charge anymore, but it’s embracing the rise of the mobile lifestyle by adding iWorld to its name. PCMag.com swings by.
Samsung on Friday was dealt another blow in its patent battle against Apple, when a German court dismissed one of Samsung’s claims against Cupertino.
The number of phones that Motorola sold decreased from last year as the company lost million on flat revenue, citing an increasingly competitive market.
AT&T chief Randall Stephenson today talked up the need for more spectrum, but said the carrier is at a loss for how to proceed because of the rather arbitrary way in which the FCC handles the issue.
Not surprisingly, AT&T posted a significant loss during the fourth quarter, thanks to the hefty T-Mobile “breakup fee,” but it also activated about 7.6 million iPhones.
This week’s iPhone 5 rumors sound eerily like last year’s rumors.
Nokia confirmed Thursday that it has sold more than 1 million Lumia devices since their late 2011 debut, but the company still posted deep losses for the fourth quarter.
After two straight years of nearly flat salaries, tech professionals have begun to see significant pay increases at last.
That’s according to the 2012-2011 Salary Survey from IT career site Dice, which reported the results on Tuesday. Specifically, tech professionals surveyed last fall said they had garnered salary increases of more than two percent on average in 2010, boosting their average annual wage from ,384 to ,327, Dice reported.
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