JooJoo Misses Promised Delivery Date, Company Delivers A “No Comment”

If I had to score the entire Michael Arrington, Chandra Rathakrishnan battle over the CrunchPad/JooJoo at this point it would go as follows: 1 point Michael, zero points Chandra. It turns out the promise to deliver the ... continue

JooJoo Violates PayPal Seller Agreement, Goods More Than 20 Days Away

We've been covering the entire Crunchpad/JooJoo movement over the last couple weeks, now we've learned that the company is in violation of PayPal policies, accepting the popular payment method as the sole way of paying for the ... continue

TechCrunch Files Lawsuit Against Fusion Garage Intellectual Property Rights

Michael Arrington promised to file a lawsuit against JooJoo maker Fusion Garage after their CrunchPad partnership had fallen apart, while Fusion Garage CEO Chander Rathakrishnan promised that no intellectual property was taken from the TechCrunch founder. Now ... continue

Q&A With Fusion Garage CEO Chandra Rathakrishnan On The JooJoo

Following this morning's conference call and live video debut of Fusion Garage's JooJoo (the tablet previously known as the CrunchPad) I had the opportunity to chat with CEO Chandra Rathakrishnan this afternoon about the product and ask ... continue

CrunchPad Renamed JooJoo, Will Sell For $499 Starting December 11th

The CrunchPad may be dead, but the device it was named after is still very much alive. During a press conference today Fusion Garage Founder Chandra Rathakrishnan debuted the device and it's impressive linux-based "in-browser" OS, capacitive ... continue

Fusion Garage Fights Back After Lopsided TechCrunch Story. Renames Device “JooJoo”

Fusion Garage’s Chandrasekar “Chandra” Rathakrishnan spoke in a press conference today about recent rumors surrounding the "CrunchPad" tablet device. His speech provided some excellent insight into the actual ownership of the tablet, while pulling a 180 degree ... continue

DOA: Vaporware CrunchPad goes up in smoke

Despite winning a Popular Mechanics award for being one of the "most brilliant" products of 2009 sight-unseen, the mythical CrunchPad TechCrunch tablet has dissolved into a cloud of ill-will and bitchy sniping, much to the surprise of absolutely ... continue