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 Samsung Launches GalaxyTab. First Major Comptitor to the iPad?Big news comes from Samsung today at the IFA Electronics Consumer Show at Berlin. It is the launch of Samsung's first tablet; the Galaxy Tab. Its portability is the main val |
 Twitter for iPad Introduces Us to PanesWhile up until this point Twitter has been hands-off with the iPad they have decided to build a first-party app: Twitter for iPad. And it looks like it has all the trappings t |
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HP Found the Buy-It-Now Button on 3PAR Auction [HP FTW!]
No sooner had we posted this morning on the offer / counter-offer bidding war between Dell and HP for the ownership of 3PAR that the Financial Times began reporting that the war was over, and HP walked away the winner. Hewlett-Packard appeared to have won the bidding battle for data storage technology company 3Par on Thursday, after Dell said it would not raise its offer and was ending talks. I spoke with John Furrier briefly before he wen
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 Heineken Solves its Migration, Data Management Issues, Supports Virtualization with CompellentWith 140 breweries in more than 70 countries creating 200 million hector liters of beer and cider a year, including a large export business to the United States from the t |
 FCC Needs More Data Before they Regulate Net NeturalityThe debate around the FCC’s position in regulating net neutrality has been re-addressed, as the organization is requesting more information on whether or not regulations sho |
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- Samsung Launches GalaxyTab. First Major Comptitor to the iPad? September 2, 2010Big news comes from Samsung today at the IFA Electronics Consumer Show at Berlin. It is the launch of Samsung's first tablet; the Galaxy Tab. Its portability is the main value proposition here. With a battery life of 8 hours and handy, small sized 7-inch touchscreen, Galaxy Tab, is promoted as the tablet to use [...] Samsung Launches GalaxyTab. First M […]
- iTunes Ping Not Playing Well with Facebook September 2, 2010As previously reported by SiliconAngle, Apple has recently released Ping, a social networking enhancement along with iTunes 10. And it looks like it’s already run into its first apparent snag, according to an article at Engadget, …the company was making a last-second change to its new Ping social-network-for-music: the removal of Facebook Connect for finding […]
- FCC Needs More Data Before they Regulate Net Neturality September 2, 2010The debate around the FCC’s position in regulating net neutrality has been re-addressed, as the organization is requesting more information on whether or not regulations should even apply. This has been a topic of debate for quite some time, with the FCC’s position coming into question as Google and Verizon bring up the legal [...] FCC Needs More Data Before […]
- Twitter for iPad Introduces Us to Panes September 2, 2010While up until this point Twitter has been hands-off with the iPad they have decided to build a first-party app: Twitter for iPad. And it looks like it has all the trappings to become the Twitter iPad killer app. From the hands-on article at PCMag, The free Twitter for iPad app expands the functionality of previous [...] Twitter for iPad Introduces Us to Pan […]
- Cisco Extends Smart-Metering with Arch Rock Acquisition Announcement September 2, 2010Today, Cisco announced their intent to acquire San Francisco based Arch Rock. With this acquisition, Cisco will be able to extend their reach into smart-metering systems that buttress smart-grid applications. Smart-grid appliances are capable of communicating with power distribution centers in order to regulate their power intake, save money, and reduce wast […]
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iTunes Ping Not Playing Well with Facebook
As previously reported by SiliconAngle, Apple has recently released Ping, a social networking enhancement along with iTunes 10. And it looks like it’s already run into its f
Loren Feldman – The Jester In The Court Of Web 2.0
Loren Feldman is the New York City based publisher of 1938Media.com, a fascinating, irreverent and funny critic of the West Coast tech scene. Loren used to be an insider,
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