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Price Will be a Big Hurdle for HP’s New Windows 8 Tablet/PC Stand-In

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 1, 2012

After a number of mistrials, changed minds and fired CEOs, HP is finally looking to re-enter the tablet market. We’ve been hearing a bit about their revamped plans for the mobile industry from new…

FreedomPop Launches Free 4G Data Public Beta Service

By Mike Wheatley Oct 1, 2012

FreedomPop is finally kicking off its highly anticipated beta service, giving away a hefty 500MB of free 4G data to anyone who cares to take it off their hands each month. For those who need…

Bitcoin Foundation Flexes PR Muscles for Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Gets Futures Market

By Kyt Dotson Oct 1, 2012

Looks like Bitcoin is getting itself a little more news recently with the formation of the Bitcoin Foundation—a recently formed PR organization seeking to clean up the bad reputation that the cryptocurency has gained…

Which is Better, Google or Nokia Maps?

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 1, 2012

Apple’s new Maps has managed to irritate a lot of users, and things didn’t get any better when their own CEO recommended other navigation services while they sort things out. Of course, even before…

Oracle OpenWorld Day 1 Recap: More Databases & Lock-in, Nokia Maps Team Up

By Maria Deutscher Oct 1, 2012

Oracle OpenWorld kicked off yesterday, with the company releasing a big batch of updates they’d saved up for the event. The big highlight was Larry Ellison’s hour-long keynote entitled “Hardware and Software, Engineered to…

Yandex Rips Off Google’s Tech, Then Declares War

By Mike Wheatley Oct 1, 2012

Following the success of Chinese internet giants Baidu, who fended off the challenge from Google by rolling out a variety of its own products, including web browsers, mobile browsers, maps and cloud storage, Russian…

Oracle Refreshes MySQL with New Features

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 1, 2012

The Oracle OpenWorld 2012 event officially kicked off yesterday and will run through the 4th of October in San Francisco. CEO Larry Ellison kicked things off with the introduction of the latest version of its…

Revealed: The Most Disturbing Malware Ever Made

By Mike Wheatley Oct 1, 2012

So you thought you were safe, cooped up in the privacy of your own home, with the doors locked and the windows shut tight? Well, if you own a smartphone, you might want to…

Iran Lifts Ban On Some Google Services, Re-Blocks YouTube

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 1, 2012

Last week, Iran announced that they would be blocking Google’s search and e-mail service as they deploy their own domestic internet system. The domestic internet service was rolled out to government agencies and offices,…

Ellison Throws Down the Gauntlet as Oracle Takes to the Clouds

By Mike Wheatley Oct 1, 2012

Larry Ellison promised he was going to talk about cloud computing and he certainly didn’t let us down. The Oracle CEO, during an hour-long address to kick off Oracle OpenWorld on Sunday night, outlined no…

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Price Will be a Big Hurdle for HP’s New Windows 8 Tablet/PC Stand-In

FreedomPop Launches Free 4G Data Public Beta Service

Bitcoin Foundation Flexes PR Muscles for Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Gets Futures Market

Which is Better, Google or Nokia Maps?

Yandex Rips Off Google’s Tech, Then Declares War

Oracle Refreshes MySQL with New Features

Revealed: The Most Disturbing Malware Ever Made

Iran Lifts Ban On Some Google Services, Re-Blocks YouTube

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