Technology Insider

Sep 5, 2012

This Week's Top Story

Presentation

Death to PowerPoint!

Microsoft's ubiquitous and soul-numbing presentation software faces a welcome rebellion

More Top Stories

Why Amazon Must Light a Fire Under the Kindle Fire

The 7-inch tablet market has since become an arena for more tech giants

Apps & Software

Five Products Apple Should Stop Making

Time for the computer giant to cut out some of the bloat

Apple vs. Samsung: The Longer View

The victory over Samsung may give Apple an edge in future licensing agreements

Consumer Electronics

And Now, Back to TiVo, Already in Progress

The set-top box maker has been busily licensing its software to cable and satellite operators around the globe

Flipboard Brings Glossy Print-Style Ads to the iPad

The newsreader app has a singular take on digital ads

Enterprise Startups Come of Age

New companies replace routers and storage with software

Aaron Emigh: Rewarding Shoppers With a Silent Signal

Shopkick's chief technology officer figured out to send offers to cell phone-toting shoppers over a store's PA system

'Kony 2012': Guerrilla Marketing

How Invisible Children, a San Diego nonprofit, turned the hunt for African warlord Joseph Kony into a marketing sensation

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This week in Technology Insider

Welcome to the Tech Insider. This week, Bob Parks examines why some experts are advocating ditching PowerPoint, which has been installed on no fewer than 1 billion computers. We also have stories on Amazon.com, Apple, and TiVo. Enjoy!

Olga Kharif