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5 Ways Not To Screw Up Your API Strategy

By Guest Author Nov 21, 2012

The term API (Application Programming Interface) has become one of those terms being used at all levels of business from the boardroom to developer teams. Many companies are now hiring for API strategy roles…

Microsoft Turns Sci-Fi Into (Augmented) Reality

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2012

Microsoft’s Research team in Cambridge recently lifted the veil on their $30 billion research and development lab. And what they had to show got us thinking that the future is getting closer to the…

Big Data Review: A Fresh Round of Product Updates, Investments

By Maria Deutscher Nov 21, 2012

The biggest highlights in big data these past seven days included a couple of major announcements from SAP and Jaspersoft, as well as a big milestone for the NoSQL community and even bigger funding…

NTSB Drops BlackBerry Devices for iPhone 5

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: NTSB drops BlackBerry for iPhone 5; First phase of Microsoft-Motorola case draws to a close; new version of Skype available for Android; and Samsung prepping for 8-core processor for…

The Black Roots of Black Friday: A History of Chaos & Craftiness

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2012

Black Friday is just a few days away, and I’m sure a lot of you are already prepping to camp outside retail stores just to be one of the first in line for massive…

As Mike Lynch of Autonomy Fires Back Against Allegations; We See a Different History

By Kyt Dotson Nov 20, 2012

Today, Autonomy was called out publicly by HP and CEO Meg Whitman for what appears to be obvious fraud when the company had its books crash down around its ears. In a segment on…

Breaking Analysis: A Timeline of the Autonomy Acquisition

By Nov 20, 2012

CNBC has been doing a pretty decent job getting first hand perspectives from the players involved with the big news out of HP today, with regard to the alleged fraud and writedown of Autonomy…

Guilty Verdict for iPad -AT&T “Hacker” Weev

By John Casaretto Nov 20, 2012

Andrew Auernheimer, also known as “Weev” was found guilty today in a federal case being tried in a in New Jersey federal court where the personal data of more than 114,000 iPad owners was…

Breaking Analysis: Big Data Hits the Bigtime?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 20, 2012

Europe is trying to address privacy issues with a proposal that’s been termed the “right to be forgotten.” Currently, users’ internet actions, whether they be Facebook updates or online purchases, are collected by various…

The Cloud Review: Big Investments, File Sharing Buzz

By Maria Deutscher Nov 20, 2012

The past week had a few interesting updates, most notably that two vendors not known at all for veering away from their core markets made a couple of big investments in the cloud. First…

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5 Ways Not To Screw Up Your API Strategy

Microsoft Turns Sci-Fi Into (Augmented) Reality

Big Data Review: A Fresh Round of Product Updates, Investments

NTSB Drops BlackBerry Devices for iPhone 5

The Black Roots of Black Friday: A History of Chaos & Craftiness

As Mike Lynch of Autonomy Fires Back Against Allegations; We See a Different History

Breaking Analysis: A Timeline of the Autonomy Acquisition

Guilty Verdict for iPad -AT&T “Hacker” Weev

Breaking Analysis: Big Data Hits the Bigtime?

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