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How Google Makes Money In Mobile… From Everything And Everyone!

By Mike Wheatley Mar 6, 2013

It’s no secret that Google’s gotten pretty damn big in mobile. It’s Android platform has conquered the entire world, becoming the most widely used smartphone the planet has ever seen. Android is so big…

An Open Valve Releasing Steam…Box – Breaking Analysis

By Andrew Lowe Mar 6, 2013

Over the past year or so, there’s been a lot of discussion revolving around the folks over at Valve. Valve, the PC gaming developer, publisher, and distributor is already a giant in the…

Google Owns Up To FBI’s Warrantless Data Requests

By Mike Wheatley Mar 6, 2013

Google has taken another step towards greater transparency with the revelation that the FBI made ‘up to’ 1,000 requests a year for user data from 2009 to 2012, using a controversial and secretive technique…

3 Ways YouTube’s Streaming Music Could Beat Spotify

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 6, 2013

Fresh reports have suggested that YouTube, as well as Google Play, will both be launching a subscription-based music streaming service later this year. The Google Play streaming service is said to be a digital…

EU Fines Microsoft $732 Million For Browser-Choice Debacle

By Mike Wheatley Mar 6, 2013

European Union regulators have just slapped Microsoft with a hefty $732 million fine after it failed to live up to its promise to give millions of Windows users a choice of which internet browser…

Google Play Celebrates 1st B-day with Free Apps, Galaxy SIV Sticks to Plastic Roots

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 6, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Google Play celebrates its 1st birthday with free apps and discounts; Xperia TaoShan spotted; Galaxy SIV to stick to its plastic roots; and Nokia sold over 200M Lumias in…

Bitcoin Adoption: The Slow but Steady Emergence Through Services

By Kyt Dotson Mar 6, 2013

It’s 2013 and Bitcoin has been making many inroads into ecommerce, much of the focus of adoption has been on seeing how it could allow people to use money in ways they hadn’t before.…

How Much is Government Overpaying for Software While Valuable People Get Pay Cuts?

By Ed Boyajian Mar 6, 2013

I have colleagues who are just days away from getting a monumental pay cut and not because of anything they have done wrong. These are people I respect, people who work very hard for…

Twitter is not “We the People”

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 6, 2013

Yeah, the title might be confusing, but there’s a point to be made. These days, when you want to know what’s trending or what people are talking about, the go-to source is Twitter. Why?…

SAP Appeals to More Markets, on Pace to Hit $26 Billion by 2015

By Maria Deutscher Mar 5, 2013

Bill McDermott, the co-chief executive officer of SAP, promised investors that the firm wills double its revenue by 2015 over a year ago. This week Jim Hagemann Snabe, the BI giant’s other co-CEO, reiterated…

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How Google Makes Money In Mobile… From Everything And Everyone!

An Open Valve Releasing Steam…Box – Breaking Analysis

Google Owns Up To FBI’s Warrantless Data Requests

3 Ways YouTube’s Streaming Music Could Beat Spotify

EU Fines Microsoft $732 Million For Browser-Choice Debacle

Google Play Celebrates 1st B-day with Free Apps, Galaxy SIV Sticks to Plastic Roots

Bitcoin Adoption: The Slow but Steady Emergence Through Services

How Much is Government Overpaying for Software While Valuable People Get Pay Cuts?

Twitter is not “We the People”

SAP Appeals to More Markets, on Pace to Hit $26 Billion by 2015

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