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BlackBerry, Facebook Must Rethink Infrastructure If They Want to Win in Mobile

By Kristen Nicole Feb 1, 2013

This week was ripe for mobile, with the launch of two new BlackBerry devices and a fresh operating system, along with the very promising news of Facebook’s increased mobile presence, revealed during the social network’s most…

Analyst Calls BlackBerry a Dinosaur, BB10 Half-Baked [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Feb 1, 2013

One of this week’s top NewsDesk segments featured Wikibon networking guru Stu Miniman, who discussed the new face of BlackBerry and what it means for the future of the company (full video below). Miniman…

The Mobile Office: Mobile Computing, BYOD, and VDI

By Bert Latamore Feb 1, 2013

Like it or not, mobile computing has arrived. Like the PC revolution of the 1980s, it came in through the front door, carried in by C level executives in the form of the first…

Just Look at These Amazing 3D Printed Pieces of Art from Colony

By Kyt Dotson Feb 1, 2013

Jessica Rosenkrantz of Nervous System has been working with 3D printed objects for some time now and she develops generated works of art based on generative design. Her newest project, Colony, which is still somewhere been…

The Highway and the Private Drive: The Case for Single-Tenant SaaS Solutions

By Guest Author Feb 1, 2013

Marketers today find they need increasingly nuanced solutions for their IT needs – in fact, Gartner has predicted that on average, marketing departments will have bigger IT budgets than IT departments in 2013. Increasingly,…

Mobile Computing and BYOD Is Editorial Theme for February

By Bert Latamore Feb 1, 2013

Mobile computing, including BYOD, is, according to Gartner, the “single most radical shift” in business since the PC revolution of the 1980s. Over the next decade it will have a huge impact on how…

Paging Dr. Robot, the Hospital Assistant with a Human Face

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 1, 2013

How would you feel if you woke up in the hospital, post-surgery, and hear your doctor talking. But instead of looking at a human doctor, you are face-to-face with a machine that has your…

Google Submits EU Anti-Trust Proposal, But it’s Unlikely to Wriggle its Way Out This Time

By Mike Wheatley Feb 1, 2013

Google has just beaten the deadline to submit its proposal on how it plans to conduct its search engine business in future, in the latest round of its ongoing European anti-trust probe. Antoine Colombani,…

HTC M7 Hits Stores Next Month, Apple Files for ‘Human ATM’ Patent

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 1, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: HTC M7 available on March 8; Apple files for ‘human ATM’ patent; Motorola job posting confirms X-phone; and Nokia gets $1.35B grant to develop Graphene. HTC M7 available on…

Kim Dotcom Dangles $13,500 Carrot For The First Person Who Can Hack Mega

By Mike Wheatley Feb 1, 2013

It’s no secret that Kim Dotcom thinks he’s got this security thing nailed on with his new site Mega, but now the entrepreneur has gone and put his money where his mouth is, offering…

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Analyst Calls BlackBerry a Dinosaur, BB10 Half-Baked [VIDEO]

The Mobile Office: Mobile Computing, BYOD, and VDI

Just Look at These Amazing 3D Printed Pieces of Art from Colony

The Highway and the Private Drive: The Case for Single-Tenant SaaS Solutions

Mobile Computing and BYOD Is Editorial Theme for February

Paging Dr. Robot, the Hospital Assistant with a Human Face

Google Submits EU Anti-Trust Proposal, But it’s Unlikely to Wriggle its Way Out This Time

HTC M7 Hits Stores Next Month, Apple Files for ‘Human ATM’ Patent

Kim Dotcom Dangles $13,500 Carrot For The First Person Who Can Hack Mega

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