I just read Paul Graham’s excellent post on what happened to Yahoo and this one paragraph jumped out at me:

I didn’t realize the answer till later, after I went to work

Judging by a new Microsoft patent uncovered by Manan Kakkar, DCE or “Direct Computing Experience” could be bringing the long awaited “instant on” feature to Windows 8 machines.

The patent describes a simple

With expectations of Facebook’s geo-location launch to go down this week, the question around hyper-localized consumer tools moves even further down the path of monetization, usefulness and appeal. Geo-location is something we’ve anticipated from Facebook

Spain’s jumped on the Google-suing bandwagon, launching an investigation around the search engine’s Street Views mapping service. Judge Raquel Fernandino has ordered a Google representative to appear in court early October, in regards to...»

Industry analyst and Wikibon.org founder Dave Vellante wrote an indepth analysis on the history of 3Par.  Dave goes into detail on the history of 3PAR and the reasons why they were so attractive to Dell.  Dave's...»

Editor's Note: This is the second-half of a 2-part series on mobile e-readers. Click here to read part 1. Yesterday I looked at...»

Mark Hurd may still be in the hot seat, but it's business as usual over at HP. The company has announced its acquisition of securities company Fortify Software, for an undisclosed...»

The CUBE is back for another live event, and we are growing to include more content than ever before!

SiliconANGLE introduces VMworld Live – The CUBE.

After the promise of Apple’s iAds helped to soften the potential blow of Google’s growing Android influence, it looks like iAds hasn’t been able to follow through on all the hype. Apple’s mobile advertising...»

I caught a quick post today from Tim Finin on Semweb-focused blog “UMBC ebiquity” that talked about the relationship between a high number of citations in scholarly and white papers and how often that paper itself is