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Compared: Samsung Galaxy SII Plus vs. Nexus 4, Galaxy Note and Galaxy SIII

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2013

A new Galaxy is heading our way, the Samsung Galaxy SII Plus. It’s not entirely new, as it’s more like a refurbished SII, but it has been upgraded to feature some of the goodies…

Streetline Paves The Way Forward To Easier Parking

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2013

Car parking is an industry that’s about as dull and uninteresting as it’s possible to be, but there’s no denying that it’s also a critical one. Moreover, it’s one that’s badly in need a…

Big Brother’s Big Data: Why We Must Fear The Internet Of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2013

When the visionary George Orwell first wrote about Big Brother using ‘telescreens’ as a means of spying on the general population, little did he know that this was but the tip of the iceberg.…

RIM, Samsung Reveal New Mobile Initiatives while Open Source OS Gains Support from Firefox, Ubuntu

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: US carriers prepare for BB10 devices; Polaroid introduces two new Android tablets; Samsung announces new chip and flexible screen; Firefox OS sighting at CES; and Canonical launches Ubuntu OS…

What You Need Know about the Samsung Galaxy SII Plus: Worth a Look?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2013

Samsung has breathed new life into an old handset with the introduction of the Galaxy SII Plus. Sound like a joke? It’s not. The revamped Galaxy SII brings it one step closer to its big sibling, the…

How Simplicity will Transform the Future of the Data Center

By Saroj Kar Jan 10, 2013

It’s hard to imagine a resilient business without advanced IT tools to support its operation. Regardless of the industry, information systems encompass more and more actions within an organization, increasing the dependence on the…

AMD & Samsung Lay Their Chips On The Table At CES

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2013

One of the most surprising undercurrents at CES was the proliferation of new chips, and yesterday saw both Samsung and AMD introduce new processors at the Las Vegas exhibition. First up was AMD, which…

CoreSite Allows Nirvanix Clientele to Bypass the ISP

By Maria Deutscher Jan 10, 2013

As of this week Nirvanix customers in the West Coast have the option of connecting to their hosted environment directly without the help of a carrier. This private networking capability is offered courtesy of…

How Bad is the iPhone 5? Worse Than LG, Apparently…

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2013

There’s been a lot of talk lately that Apple has lost the edge in the smartphone stakes, with numerous Android-based models considered to be as good as, if not better than the iPhone 5.…

IBM Services Chief Steps Down As Rivalries Ramp Up

By John Furrier Jan 9, 2013

Mike Daniels, an executive who played a prominent role in IBM’s services strategy and came very close to becoming the company’s CEO in 2011, has left the company. The Register reports that he has retired.…

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Compared: Samsung Galaxy SII Plus vs. Nexus 4, Galaxy Note and Galaxy SIII

Streetline Paves The Way Forward To Easier Parking

Big Brother’s Big Data: Why We Must Fear The Internet Of Things

RIM, Samsung Reveal New Mobile Initiatives while Open Source OS Gains Support from Firefox, Ubuntu

What You Need Know about the Samsung Galaxy SII Plus: Worth a Look?

AMD & Samsung Lay Their Chips On The Table At CES

CoreSite Allows Nirvanix Clientele to Bypass the ISP

How Bad is the iPhone 5? Worse Than LG, Apparently…

IBM Services Chief Steps Down As Rivalries Ramp Up

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