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Extreme Reality Brings Gesture Recognition to Samsung Series 5 and 7 All-In-One PCs

By Kyt Dotson Nov 15, 2012

Today, Extreme Reality has announced that they will be bringing their gesture recognition technology to Samsung Series 5 and Series 7 Windows 8 All-in-One (AIO) PCs. As the developer of Extreme Motion and Extreme…

Brocade’s Acquisition of Vyatta an Aggressive Push into SDN

By Maria Deutscher Nov 15, 2012

Last month Brocade’s Ken Cheng, vice president of service provider products, hopped into theCube to discuss the advantages of software-defined networking. SDN is the the concept of creating an abstraction layer that separates software…

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Gets the Royal Treatment

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 15, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Samsung Galaxy 10.1 gets the royal treatment; Lawyer sues Microsoft for misleading ad; and Voyager Mobile to offer free global roaming. Samsung Galaxy 10.1 get the royal approval Apple…

Sumo Logic Adds Boss-Friendly Dashboards to Analytics Engine

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2012

Big data firm Sumo Logic just launched a new feature that enables clients to view information about their IT environment in real-time. Sumo Logic develops software that helps enterprises make sense of the massive…

Nokia HERE Maps vs. Apple Maps & Google Maps

By Kristina Farrah Nov 14, 2012

Nokia today announced what they claim as the first location cloud to deliver the world’s best maps and location experiences across multiple screens and operating systems. Dubbed as HERE, its goal is to make…

Continuuity Receives $10 Million in Series A Funding

By Amber Harris Nov 14, 2012

Today Continuuity has announced another round of funding for $10 million for Series A investment. Some of the investors include: Battery Ventures, Ignition Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, Amplify Partners and Data Collective The funds will…

Review: Nook HD+ Tablet — Android Catches Up with Apple at Half the Price

By Bert Latamore Nov 14, 2012

Overall Android tablets have been disappointing. They are smaller than the iPad with inferior displays and many fewer applications. The only area where they have matched Apple’s thoroughbred has been price — leading contenders…

Need a Nexus 4 Now? Here’s 6 Places to Try

By Saroj Kar Nov 14, 2012

Google’s Nexus 4 and sister devices have apparently struck a nerve. Their smartphones and tablets were sold out in merely 40 minutes after going on sale in the U.S. Google Play store. Just one…

HTML5 for Enterprise Now On Your Doorstep from Kendo UI and Telerik

By Kyt Dotson Nov 14, 2012

Telerik keeps making news in mobile software development, especially for operations who routinely must produce software that will display across different devices from smartphones to tablets. Under the product Kendo UI we’ve seen that…

CollabNet and UC4 Software Join Forces to Bring DevOps to the Enterprises

By Saroj Kar Nov 14, 2012

CollabNet, the global leader in enterprise cloud development and Agile Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and UC4 Software, the market leader in IT process automation, announced a new partnership to help enterprises achieve DevOps at…

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Extreme Reality Brings Gesture Recognition to Samsung Series 5 and 7 All-In-One PCs

Brocade’s Acquisition of Vyatta an Aggressive Push into SDN

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Gets the Royal Treatment

Sumo Logic Adds Boss-Friendly Dashboards to Analytics Engine

Nokia HERE Maps vs. Apple Maps & Google Maps

Continuuity Receives $10 Million in Series A Funding

Review: Nook HD+ Tablet — Android Catches Up with Apple at Half the Price

Need a Nexus 4 Now? Here’s 6 Places to Try

HTML5 for Enterprise Now On Your Doorstep from Kendo UI and Telerik

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