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Google Maps Gets Voice Directions for Cyclists, More Ad Options

By Mike Wheatley Aug 30, 2012

Google Maps continues to be the most popular mapping service around, but what with increased competition from the likes of OpenStreetMap, the internet giant clearly feels that it needs to do more to entice…

Entertainment Overtakes Finance in Mobile Ad Growth: [Report]

By Saroj Kar Aug 30, 2012

With mobile devices becoming mainstream, it’s clear that much of our behavior is shifting towards digital content on these mobile platforms. Smartphones are used for several activities including reading email, social networking, finding information,…

Samsung’s Rating Still A+ Despite Apple’s Wrath

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 30, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Samsung’s safe rating with new products launch; Dell’s Windows RT tablet; Amazon’s Europe Appstore; and Intel’s push for wireless charging. Samsung maintains A+ rating Fitch Ratings will not be…

BigQuery Gets Bigger and Better with Batch Processing and Excel Integration

By Mike Wheatley Aug 30, 2012

Google’s BigQuery has just received a major new update with not one, but two new features that add more functionality to the popular data set analysis tool. The updates include a new batch-processing feature…

Cash For Coverage: The Dark Side Of Journalism

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 30, 2012

The media has a great influence on how people think. That’s why it’s always important to get the facts before publishing or broadcasting anything. We have the power to create chaos if we want…

Researchers Develop Method for Making Atomic Electronics

By Mike Wheatley Aug 30, 2012

Electrical engineers have already achieved some pretty amazing feats. The integrated circuits used in everything from computers to coffee makers are incredibly slim these days, allowing us to develop a new breed of electronic…

Simplivity’s CN-3000 Launch Plays Into a VMworld Simplicity Theme

By Scott Lowe Aug 30, 2012

Information technology is complex. Making it easier means being able to spend less time on the technology and more time on business-facing, bottom line-driven tasks. A new company at VMworld has plans to do…

NetApp’s Cynthia Stoddard Talks Agile Infrastructure

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 29, 2012

Yesterday, at SiliconAngle’s continuous coverage of VMworld 2012 in San Francisco, the Cube hosts Dave Vellante of Wikibon and John Furrier, founder of SiliconAngle, spoke with NetApp CIO Cynthia Stoddard about some of her…

EMC’s Guy Churchward and Stephen Manley Discuss VDP

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 29, 2012

At VMworld 2012, The Cube host Dave Vellante had a chance to talk with Guy Churchward, EMC SVP of BRS Engineering, and Stephen Manley, EMC CTO of Backup Recovery Systems. They discussed some of…

Pervasive’s DataRush Unlocks High Utilization for Hadoop

By Bert Latamore Aug 29, 2012

For all its advantages in Big Data research, Hadoop has one major drawback, it struggles to achieve 20% server utilization, writes Jeff Kelly in his latest Wikibon Peer Incite, “Improving Hardware Efficiency Important to…

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Entertainment Overtakes Finance in Mobile Ad Growth: [Report]

Samsung’s Rating Still A+ Despite Apple’s Wrath

Cash For Coverage: The Dark Side Of Journalism

Researchers Develop Method for Making Atomic Electronics

Simplivity’s CN-3000 Launch Plays Into a VMworld Simplicity Theme

NetApp’s Cynthia Stoddard Talks Agile Infrastructure

EMC’s Guy Churchward and Stephen Manley Discuss VDP

Pervasive’s DataRush Unlocks High Utilization for Hadoop

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