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New Mac Malware Disguises Itself as OS X Installer, Targets Cellphones

By Mike Wheatley Dec 13, 2012

You might’ve thought that by owning an Apple Mac your chances of being infected by malware are pretty low. Well, sorry to disappoint all you fanbois out there, but it would seem that this…

How Violin Memory Fits Into the Flash Storage Mega-Trend

By Adrien Vielder Dec 13, 2012

During the Dell World 2012 Conference, SiliconAngle’s founder John Furrier and Wikibon’s Chief Analyst Dave Vellante had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Ashish Gupta, Director of Marketing at Violin Memory, about flash memory’s…

Battle of The Filters: Instagram vs. Twitter vs. Flickr

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 13, 2012

Instagram made a huge splash in 2012, becoming one of the most used photo editing/filtering/sharing apps on the market. Things only got better when Facebook took them in for a cool $1 billion. But…

New School VC Costanoa Venture Capital Launches $100 Million Funded Focused on Big Data and Disruption in the Enterprise

By John Furrier Dec 13, 2012

Experienced venture capitalist turned venture entrepreneur Greg Sands formally launches Costanoa Venture Capital. Costanoa is a new $100m venture capital fund focused on the early stage of big data and emerging disruptive startups focused on…

Juniper Snatches Up SDN Startup Contrail Systems for $176M

By Mike Wheatley Dec 13, 2012

Juniper has disclosed its plans to acquire Contrail Systems, a software-defined networking (SDN) startup, for a deal worth around $176 million in cash and stocks. The move was revealed in an SEC filing made…

I’m Finally OK with My iPhone 5 Purchase. Google Maps App Has Landed!

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 13, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Google Maps app now on iOS 6; Dell to drop smartphone business globally; E-book price fixing resolved; Samsung Australia takes a jab at Apple Maps; and NY to experiment…

Google Zeitgeist and Facebook ‘Year In Review” Show Top Web Trends For 2012

By Mike Wheatley Dec 13, 2012

We’ve already seen Twitter coming out early with its own list of top trends, and now both Google and Facebook have come up with their own takes on our online activity over the last…

Broadcom’s New Mobile Chip: NFC is the New WiFi

By Maria Deutscher Dec 13, 2012

Broadcom unveiled a new chip that offers support for near-field communications, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, and FM radio on a single piece of silicon. The BCM43341 is a re-architected replica of a similar chip…

Zendesk Investor Sees Fresh Potential in Panorama9, Value In Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Dec 13, 2012

Panorama9, a Danish cloud startup that specializes in cloud automation, has raised $900,000 in seed funding round from several local angle investors. Among them is Morten Stromsted, who issued a statement to mark the…

The Best of Michael Dell #DellWorld 2012

By Kristen Nicole Dec 12, 2012

An honored guest stopped by #theCube today: Michael Dell, Founder and CEO of Dell Inc. If you missed the live broadcast, see the video below, and check here on SiliconAngle for the written summary.…

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New Mac Malware Disguises Itself as OS X Installer, Targets Cellphones

How Violin Memory Fits Into the Flash Storage Mega-Trend

Battle of The Filters: Instagram vs. Twitter vs. Flickr

New School VC Costanoa Venture Capital Launches $100 Million Funded Focused on Big Data and Disruption in the Enterprise

Juniper Snatches Up SDN Startup Contrail Systems for $176M

I’m Finally OK with My iPhone 5 Purchase. Google Maps App Has Landed!

Google Zeitgeist and Facebook ‘Year In Review” Show Top Web Trends For 2012

Broadcom’s New Mobile Chip: NFC is the New WiFi

The Best of Michael Dell #DellWorld 2012

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