Think you're the only one who has smashed your keyboard in frustration? Bill Gates has felt your pain. Read >

Only one-third of iPhone buyers are women. Why? Tough to use if you're into long fingernails. Read >

Palm's Centro is popular but cheap, and new Treos aren't out until next month. The good news: Not much matters until phones running Palm's new operating system come out next year. Read >

At the urging of Yahoo investors, Microsoft is seriously considering buying 1/3 of the company for $30-$32 a share, Kara Swisher says. This would effectively give it control. Jerry and Sue, meanwhile, would be toast. Read >

Jerry and Roy's letter to shareholders is mostly old news, but it contains a couple of new nuggets. Meanwhile, the pair already have our vote at the upcoming shareholder meeting (because the alternative is worse). Read >

Two strategies: Send our work out to India - or get your readers to do it for you. Read >

No one has been able to corroborate TechCrunch's report that Microsoft and Yahoo are again discussing a merger. A source says we should also ignore reports that there are no search talks, either. Read >

They're talking again, say TechCrunch and our sources. TechCrunch's sources think a full buyout is on the table. Our sources say "just search." Read >

Yahoo's core business is now valued at about 10X-15X EBITDA. This implies that Yaho's future growth will be modest, at best. Read >

New York's Monitor110 shrinks itself, may sell to Reuters. Read >

Some eBay sellers hate the new changes. This led to angry confrontations at this year's sparsely attended eBay seller conference. One outraged eBay seller tells us how he games the new "police state" system. Read >

Microsoft's Kevin Johnson reportedly suggested that, if Yahoo shareholders fire Jerry and the board, Microsoft might come back. Nuance may be lost in translation, however... Read >

Ditching your Yahoo job has never been so simple. Read >

NBC delayed reporting Tim Russert's death until it had notified his family. Someone working at an NBC vendor, meanwhile, thought the death was public and updated Wikipedia. Outrageously, that employee has since been canned. Read >

Finally someone's figured out a practical business application for location-based data. (No, it's not advertising). Read >

Decker's choice of Ash Patel as product chief isn't going over well. Morale at Yahoo, meanwhile, seems to have hit an all-time low. Read >

Apple meatheads join forces to silence unapproved analysis. Read >

Does Yahoo want to be taken seriously? It can start by acknowledging reality. Read >

The type of leadership Yahoo desperately needs right now is not the type one normally associates with Jerry. Interesting, then, that in the WSJ Yahoo-reorg write-up, his name didn't even appear. Read >

Bear Stearns hedge funders guilty of criminal fraud? You be the judge. Read >

Yahoo loses three senior execs - and more may be coming. Meanwhile, Jerry and Sue get ready to remake the org chart. Read >

Jerry Yang rushes to Capitol Hill to calm legislators who are being force-fed horror stories about the Yahoo-Google deal. Read >

Check out its latest ad campaign... Read >

Yahoo's winding down. Time to unwrap the "Icahn Report". Read >

No shock here: Dan Nye (and his investors) are looking for "far more" than today's $1B valuation. Read >

Good news for Apple fans. In 2009, iPhone sales should start to be material to the company's overall financial performance -- possibly very material. Read >

Jerry Yang needs to get rid of every Yahoo manager who isn't committed to a 2-3 year turnaround and replace them with strong, motivated executives who are. Here's how to do it. Read >

Radio didn't get crushed in April, which by the industry's standards was hopeful news. Back to normal in May, though. Read >

SAI reader Steve Baldwin shreds AOL's latest 10Q and asks some smart questions. We provide some answers. Read >

Now that the Microsoft-Yahoo talks are over, AOL is in play. A Yahoo-AOL combination would be a better fit, but Microsoft won't let this happen. Read >