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Breaking Analysis: Will RIM’s $10K Developer Incentive Risk Pay Off?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 29, 2012

RIM announced a $10,000 guarantee program to developers as an incentive for creating Blackberry 10 apps. If a developer does not make $10,000 in revenue on their certified Blackberry app in the first year,…

The Big Data Review: Autonomy, AlStor and the Political Angle

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

In spite of a slow news week during the holiday, several noteworthy items crossed the wire despite Thanksgiving 2012. Firstly, WANdisco announced that it’s buying AltoStor for $5 million. WANdisco makes proprietary clustering software…

Microsoft To Deliver Window Phone 7.8 Update Early 2013

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 29, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Microsoft to release Windows Phone 7.8 in 2013; RIM draws last breath with Titanium; AT&T rated worst service provider; and Google adds spreadsheet to Drive app. Microsoft to release…

Coraid Allies with Big Switch for Software-Defined Storage

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

Coraid and Big Switch have partnered up to deliver an integrated networked storage solution that brings together the best of both worlds: cloud orchestration and open-source network abstraction. “The modern datacenter is going through…

Wikibon Peer Incite Takes a Deep Dive Into Real-Time Big Data Processing

By Josette Rigsby Nov 29, 2012

This week the Wikibon community sat down with Dag Liodden, Co-Founder and CTO of Tapad, a two-year old company that provides cross-platform digital advertising technology, to discuss the challenges and opportunities for real-time analytics…

Onity Announces “Fix” For Vulnerable Hotel Key Card Locks, But Won’t Tell Anyone What It Is…

By Mike Wheatley Nov 29, 2012

Earlier this week SiliconANGLE revealed how thieves were exploiting a vulnerability in Onity hotel door locks, allowing them to enter guests’ rooms and help themselves to their valuables at will. Now, after earlier signs…

Your Data, My Data and Facebook Exchange Ads. RadiumOne Bets Big with FBX Integration

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

RadiumOne is integrating its social advertising platform with Facebook Exchange, the social media giant’s latest attempt to augment its somewhat fledgling business model. FBX was launched just a few days ago. It’s pegged as…

The iPhone’s Rendered Cyber Monday Obsolete

By Saroj Kar Nov 29, 2012

One of the most important fiestas of consumption in the US takes place on Black Friday, the day following Thanksgiving Day, when a tide of consumers fills the stores and malls in search of…

Now You Can Send Jumbo-Sized Attachments Up To 10GB Through Gmail

By Mike Wheatley Nov 29, 2012

If you’ve ever came across one of those irritating error messages on Gmail as a result of trying to send an attachment that’s just too damn big, you’re in for a treat. Google has…

Mobile Web Apps vs. Native Apps: Why Decide?

By Guest Author Nov 29, 2012

Web Apps vs. Native Apps, a topic that still excites readers to this day, as if it were anticipated that one side will win and the other will lose. Contrary to popular belief, the…

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Breaking Analysis: Will RIM’s $10K Developer Incentive Risk Pay Off?

The Big Data Review: Autonomy, AlStor and the Political Angle

Microsoft To Deliver Window Phone 7.8 Update Early 2013

Wikibon Peer Incite Takes a Deep Dive Into Real-Time Big Data Processing

Onity Announces “Fix” For Vulnerable Hotel Key Card Locks, But Won’t Tell Anyone What It Is…

The iPhone’s Rendered Cyber Monday Obsolete

Now You Can Send Jumbo-Sized Attachments Up To 10GB Through Gmail

Mobile Web Apps vs. Native Apps: Why Decide?

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