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Apple Retracts Misleading Samsung Ad

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 2, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Apple’s new ad regarding Samsung’s products; Samsung boasts 3 million Galaxy Note II sold; and Microsoft tests components in Asia for smartphone plans. Apple’s new ad regarding Samsung’s products…

SAP Revamps Social Enterprise Strategy with Jam, Slew of New Apps

By Maria Deutscher Nov 2, 2012

Business intelligence vendor SAP has been looking for ways to become more competitive with the likes of Salesforce.com, and it apparently found the answer in Jam. The enterprise social networking solution that SAP gained…

Compaq Turns 30: A Brief History of Texas’ Digital Gusher

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 2, 2012

The Compaq Alumni Group announced in early October that they will be celebrating the Compaq 30th Anniversary Reunion on November 4th, which also marks the 30th anniversary of the company’s first product, the Compaq…

French Satire’s Fake Google Report Leapt On By Dumb Journalists

By Mike Wheatley Nov 2, 2012

Media sources including Reuters and AFP are reporting that French authorities are preparing to slap Google with an enormous $1.3 billion tax bill. Given France’s poor relations with Google of late, one would be…

Human “Only Just” Edges Out Robot Car On The Racetrack

By Mike Wheatley Nov 2, 2012

Motor racing enthusiasts can breathe easy – human drivers are still able to outmaneuver their robotic counterparts down on the race track. Even so, the gap between professional race drivers and self-driven cars isn’t…

Apple Bitten By UK Judges; Ordered To Re-Write Samsung Statement

By Mike Wheatley Nov 2, 2012

When Apple posted a statement on its website earlier this month, admitting that Samsung had not copied its iPad design, the company thought it had been very clever with its wording – complying with…

Forget SOPA, Russia Activates Web Censorship Blacklist Law

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2012

Wednesday, the Russian parliament unanimously adopted a controversial bill that would give them a tremendous amount of control over the Internet. Not so ironically, Wednesday was also October 31st—Halloween—the day of the year that…

Isilon Co-founder Sujal Patel Moves On After Successful Merge

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2012

When EMC bought out scale-out storage systems maker Isilon in 2010 for over $2 billion dollars, co-founder Sujal Patel took it upon himself to make sure that the company remains successful under the new ownership. …

CIOs Need to Objectify Data Centers to Prepare for Second Stage of Architectural Transformation

By Bert Latamore Nov 1, 2012

Virtualization is only the first stage of the transformation of the data center architecture, says Wikibon Analyst Scott Lowe in his latest Professional Alert. The next stage, he says, will be close integration between the…

Blue Box Raises First Round of Funding after 10 Years in Business

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2012

Blue Box is a managed services provider that has been offering cloud hosting since 2003. The Seattle-based firm has seen its business grow slowly but surely over the years, and today it boasts nearly…

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Apple Retracts Misleading Samsung Ad

Compaq Turns 30: A Brief History of Texas’ Digital Gusher

French Satire’s Fake Google Report Leapt On By Dumb Journalists

Human “Only Just” Edges Out Robot Car On The Racetrack

Apple Bitten By UK Judges; Ordered To Re-Write Samsung Statement

Forget SOPA, Russia Activates Web Censorship Blacklist Law

Isilon Co-founder Sujal Patel Moves On After Successful Merge

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