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Gameloft and EA Throw in with B10 but is it Enough for BlackBerry Gaming?

By Kyt Dotson Feb 6, 2013

When Research In Motion now known as BlackBerry are brought into a conversation the first thing that comes to mind is not gaming. The so-dubbed “crackberry” got its name from how extensively social networking…

Chinese Hackers vs. America: How To Defend & Maintain Regulation-Free Internet? [Breaking Analysis]

By Molly Sassmann Feb 6, 2013

Attacks by Chinese hackers continue to target various American media outlets, including the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Last week it was reported that the New York Times fell prey to…

Will Twitter’s Investment in Social TV Create an Open API Ecosystem or a Profit Gallery?

By Amber Harris Feb 6, 2013

2013 is going to be the year of big data implementation. More companies will be making personalized applications for Consumer Services, and so therefore we are exploring the very relevant topic of APIs in…

Internet + Mobile Use Actually Dropped During Super Bowl, Despite Twitter Spikes

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 6, 2013

Thousands of people travelled to New Orleans to watch Super Bowl XLVII, and while many were pleased with Beyoncé’s halftime performance but bummed by the power outage. As for the outcome of the game,…

Druva Boosts its Endpoint Protection Platform with inSync Private Cloud Option

By John Casaretto Feb 6, 2013

Sunnyvale-based Druva has launched a new private cloud product that is aimed at risks associated with BYOD and mobile devices while introducing a number of new features. The private cloud product option is designed…

Druva Launches Four-in-One Device Management Solution for the Enterprise

By Maria Deutscher Feb 6, 2013

Endpoint software maker Druva just announced a private cloud edition of its flagship inSync platform. The solution is targeted at large enterprises that need full control over their technology infrastructure in order to maintain…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 6, 2013

By Bert Latamore Feb 6, 2013

Dell to Build 3 Pbyte High Performance Storage Infrastructure for Japan’s Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Japan’s Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) has chosen dell Compellent arrays for a high-performance, large-capacity…

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Gameloft and EA Throw in with B10 but is it Enough for BlackBerry Gaming?

Chinese Hackers vs. America: How To Defend & Maintain Regulation-Free Internet? [Breaking Analysis]

Internet + Mobile Use Actually Dropped During Super Bowl, Despite Twitter Spikes

Druva Boosts its Endpoint Protection Platform with inSync Private Cloud Option

ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 6, 2013

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