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Weekly Cloud Review: Pivotal Funding, Amazon Launches DevOps Utility + More

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2013

This week Pivotal Labs raised over $100 million in funding from a high profile investor, VMware reported its first quarter earnings, and MuleSoft acquired a partner to boost its cloud API platform. Amazon also…

Finally, Smartphone Sales Overtake Feature Phones in 1Q13

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 26, 2013

In today’s mobile and social news roundup: Smartphone sales overtake feature phones; Facebook acquires Parse and adds some big names to DC project; T-Mobile gets called out for deceptive advertising; and Pinterest brings back…

FlashCube Highlights : Invest in Flash or Fall Behind the Pack

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2013

SiliconAngle founding CEO John Furrier discussed the flash M&A scene with Wikibon’s David Floyer and Dave Vellante in a FlashCube episode that aired this Wednesday. Vellante starts the discussion by going over the most recent…

Could the Pivotal Buyout Be a Pivotal Move for GE?

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 26, 2013

There’s plenty of buzz going on around the GE Pivotal investment. And why wouldn’t there be? When an Industrial giant shells out a huge chunk of money to a new company, that’s newsworthy. Joining…

Arrow: The “Stress App” That Lets You Abuse People At Random

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2013

What with everyone being connected to their family members, friends, work colleagues, and sometimes even clients and bosses on social media sites like Facebook, it’s become increasingly difficult for people to “let off some…

LIVE: Can Facebook Beat iOS, Android with Mobile Developer Platform? Parse Buy Signals War

By Ryan Cox Apr 26, 2013

Facebook acquired Parse yesterday, a mobile-backend-as-a-service (mBaaS) company. I guess this means Facebook has a new business category? This is largely seen as Facebook’s answer to iOS and Android. Parse was founded by former…

Fred Amoroso Jumps Ship At Yahoo Amid Claims He “Didn’t Fit In”

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2013

Looks like Yahoo could do with having a revolving door or two installed in its boardroom. Fred Amoroso, the firm’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, has just become the latest high profile exit…

What’s Amazon Up To With Its Kindle TV?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 26, 2013

Retailing giant Amazon could be planning to muscle in on the TV hardware scene later this year, with reports from the US suggesting that its secretly developing its own set-top box. The news comes…

Exablox Exits Stealth with a Reimagined Object Storage Platform

By Scott Lowe Apr 26, 2013

It’s always interesting to watch as companies exit stealth with new products intended to address perceived market needs or shortcomings. This week, Exablox, a new player in the increasingly crowded storage space, exited stealth…

IBM CEO Reshuffles Management after Poor Q1 Results, Not Likely to Make a Difference

By Maria Deutscher Apr 25, 2013

IBM reported its first quarter earnings last week, missing the Street’s estimate for the first time in nearly 8 years. The news sent IBM’s stock tumbling down, and forced CEO Virginia Rometty to reassign…

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Finally, Smartphone Sales Overtake Feature Phones in 1Q13

FlashCube Highlights : Invest in Flash or Fall Behind the Pack

Could the Pivotal Buyout Be a Pivotal Move for GE?

Arrow: The “Stress App” That Lets You Abuse People At Random

LIVE: Can Facebook Beat iOS, Android with Mobile Developer Platform? Parse Buy Signals War

Fred Amoroso Jumps Ship At Yahoo Amid Claims He “Didn’t Fit In”

What’s Amazon Up To With Its Kindle TV?

Exablox Exits Stealth with a Reimagined Object Storage Platform

IBM CEO Reshuffles Management after Poor Q1 Results, Not Likely to Make a Difference

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