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HTC 8x for Windows Phone 8: A Better Bet than Android

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 19, 2012

Taiwanese company HTC just unveiled two new Windows Phone 8 smartphones: the Windows Phone 8X and the Windows Phone 8S. The smartphones both feature Super LCD 2 displays coated with scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass. Microsoft…

JOBS Act and Crowdfunding: Are there Better Options for Your Business?

By Harmony Tapper Sep 19, 2012

The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (JOBS Act) was passed by Congress and signed into law by the president earlier this year with the hope of leveraging the economy and finally moving the recovery…

Here’s the Situation: Another $14M for Space-Time Insight’s ‘Situational Analytics’

By Maria Deutscher Sep 19, 2012

Geospatial visualization software startup Space-Time Insight raked in another $14 million in a second round of funding – the announcement was made at the Utility Analytics Week convention today. New investors include Nuvus Energy Partners,…

The Linux Foundation $10bn Working Group to Make Cars Wireless Devices on Wheels

By Kathryn Buford Sep 19, 2012

“From dashboard computing to In-Vehicle-Infotainment (IVI), automobiles are becoming the latest wireless devices — on wheels.” – Linux Foundation The tech world seems to think Google’s driverless cars are the “next big thing,” with…

How Social Networks Will Sway Election Results in 2012

By Harmony Tapper Sep 19, 2012

There is no doubt that this election season has been a long one, started nearly two years ago when the president filed his official election papers, and the campaigning swiftly started. There is also…

Is November Too Late for iPhone 5 Rival, the Samsung Galaxy Note II?

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 19, 2012

Samsung Electronics Co. announced that the Galaxy Note II will be arriving in US shores in mid-November and the following carriers: Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and US Cellular, will be selling the device. Unfortunately,…

Why Mobile Wallets Are Asking For Trouble

By Guest Author Sep 19, 2012

Smartphones are becoming an all-in-one gadget that initially started off making calls and sending texts, and now have evolved into our livelihoods. Phones are now tackling another frontier and becoming our wallets, says the…

Virgin Mobile Uses “Draconian” Password System Primed for Hackers

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 19, 2012

According to a developer, Virgin Mobile subscribers are at risk of having their accounts hacked because of the “draconian password policy” the company is using. Virgin subscriber and developer for cloud communications company Twilio,…

Google Tells Alibaba the Show Must Not Go On

By Amber Harris Sep 19, 2012

Acer was scheduled to announce a smartphone for China that runs on Aliyum, which was developed by Alibaba, the large Chinese e-commerce outfit. The press were eagerly waiting outside by the doors for the Shanghai…

Netflix Fully Embraces the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Sep 19, 2012

In spite of Amazon’s entry into a market that directly competes with Netflix, the streaming video provides continues to store all of its titles on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Netflix’s service has been heavily…

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HTC 8x for Windows Phone 8: A Better Bet than Android

JOBS Act and Crowdfunding: Are there Better Options for Your Business?

Here’s the Situation: Another $14M for Space-Time Insight’s ‘Situational Analytics’

The Linux Foundation $10bn Working Group to Make Cars Wireless Devices on Wheels

Is November Too Late for iPhone 5 Rival, the Samsung Galaxy Note II?

Why Mobile Wallets Are Asking For Trouble

Virgin Mobile Uses “Draconian” Password System Primed for Hackers

Google Tells Alibaba the Show Must Not Go On

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