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Although others came to his defense, "there is something to be said for this," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "A smart patent troll will already have done the homework and will know what he wants out of it." A suit with such highly...

Whatever the cause, Wu has dealt the PlayBook a sharp blow, and RIM only has a short time to recover from it, Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "Competition is so intense in this space that anything -- and certainly that includes news of a short-lived...

"It's about time," Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, who uses both an iPhone and an iPad, told the E-Commerce Times. "One of the most bitter complaints among [iPhone] users is that their phone either goes dead or there's no wireless service in some areas," she added "This is a c...

"It's about time," Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, who uses both an iPhone and an iPad, told the E-Commerce Times. "One of the most bitter complaints among [iPhone] users is that their phone either goes dead or there's no wireless service in some areas," she added "This is a c...

"It's about time," Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, who uses both an iPhone and an iPad, told the E-Commerce Times. "One of the most bitter complaints among [iPhone] users is that their phone either goes dead or there's no wireless service in some areas," she added "This is a c...

"It had to have been more than just smoke for them to fire him so summarily," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "I don't know what it might be. If he was involved with this woman and did let out trade secrets, that's serious stuff." The f...

"Everybody's searching for ways, however big or small, to one-up the iPhone, which is supposed to be the slimmest device," Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, told LinuxInsider. However, she hasn't really heard anything about the B However, the brightness of the device's screen ma...

There's tremendous potential for Twitter to add users, Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "Emerging markets are still to come," she pointed out. "There's China, Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America. This takes the notion of connectivity and ex...

Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla have a lot in common with Apple, Google, HTC, Motorola, and Research In Motion. They are all warriors in the ongoing war to see who can amass the largest number of the most lucrative technology patents. Edison and Tesla waged their battle from the late 1860s through the 1920s, and the stakes were just as high then as they are now. ...

"This is about mobility, mobility, mobility. These wireless patents are platinum -- not even gold," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "Apple and Google are competing in the smartphone business. They both need to catch up in wireless. If you get them into a bidding war, you could see this go over a billion."

"There two sides to every story. Apparently, what Apache is saying is that Oracle gave the TCK a license. That is very controversial," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told LinuxInsider. "Apache is also saying Oracle is not answering questions by the EC. This a actually continuation of a policy that Sun started."

Despite Amazon's and Google's paeans to openness on the Web, the fact remains these companies are competitors, Laura DiDio, principal of ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times "All of these giant tech behemoths now cannot turn around without bumping into their rivals," she told the E...

"In realistic terms, Google is just nibbling at the fringes of Microsoft," said Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC. "Now we're talking about an Internet-based OS. Users are not interested in what's under the covers. They're interested in what works," she told the E-Comme...

"It's just amazing how all of these companies are getting into each other's things," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "You can't turn around without bumping into a competitor. Google, Amazon, Microsoft -- where does it end? "I'm not saying the...

"HP's profits are up. This is to be expected. It is rebounding from the severe austerity of the past three years," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC told the E-Commerce Times. "You would expect HP, as well as Intel and IBM, would do better this year. You can only put off updating your IT for so long."

"I'd say that News Corp. is crazy like a fox," Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "It's only going to be in the Next Issue Media as long as its interests and those of the other members align." The Next Issue Media consortium was formed by News Corp., He...

"They've had good sales for some time. They've been making some good moves," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told CRM Buyer. "They're branching out of North America. When you expand into an international market, that certainly helps to buff up your revenue." Not a...

Memo to Larry Ellison: The Roman Coliseum halted gladiator combats around 435 A.D. SAP has thrown in the towel and has no interest in continuing a court battle. HP executives are refusing to accept service on your subpoenas, and HP's newly named chief executive Leo Apotheker is lying low, presumably dodging your increasingly vituperative verbal assaults. You've got no takers for the bloody, bare knuckles brawl you crave. What does that tell you? ...

Those statements have been greeted with skepticism. "Facebook should've just called its messaging system 'Get Google,'" Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, told TechNewsWorld Keeping Things Private...

"All sorts of new unstructured data types are consuming a lot more data space," Laura DiDio, principal analyst at ITIC, told the E-Commerce Times. "Medical advances are going to consume more space. It's amazing what these medical devices show these days. It's like Superman with X-ray vision. That takes a lot of data."