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White House Releases Open Source Petition App on Github

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 27, 2012

The United States government has plenty of secrets, but the source code for its new online petition voting software is not one of them. Friday, the Obama administration announced that it would release the…

The End of Flash For Android

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2012

Back in June, Adobe announced that they would cease support for Flash for mobile so newer versions of the Android platform, 4.1 a.k.a. Jelly Bean, will not be getting Flash. Flash was once considered…

Broadcom Reaches Out to Chinese and Other Booming Smartphone Markets

By Amber Harris Aug 27, 2012

Broadcom is looking to expand its market in China, where the cost of smartphone manufacturing is low. The chip maker is looking to work with ZTE Corp. that manufactures handsets for a low price…

Where Does Data Art Meet Brands? Visual.ly Launches New Tool

By Saroj Kar Aug 27, 2012

Infographics are visual representations of information, data or knowledge. They have become very popular on the Internet lately, as these graphics allow us to quickly grasp and understand even the most difficult of concepts.…

AOL To Return $1B To Shareholders

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2012

In a surprising but very welcomed move, AOL Inc. unveiled their plans to return $1.1 billion to shareholders via a special dividend. The company also authorized a special one-time cash dividend of $5.15 to…

VMware Looks Set To Embrace OpenStack, Just In Time For VMworld Kick Off

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2012

When OpenStack’s directors get together for their first full board meeting tomorrow, one of the biggest items on the agenda will be whether or not to approve, reject or defer the application of prospective…

The Aftermath Of Apple’s Court Win

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: the aftermath of Apple’s court win; Samsung requesting the ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 be lifted; Nokia benefitting from Apple aftermath; and LG soon to release Qualcomm quad-core…

Future Big Data: Getting A Grip On The Big Data Explosion

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2012

Big data’s getting bigger by the day, and unless we can get a handle on what to do with it all, it’s going to cause some real headaches for those in the data storage…

Guest Post: Welcome to the Cloud Laundromat

By Guest Author Aug 26, 2012

By Rodney J. Rogers – CEO of VirtuStream– @rjrogers87 I really hate most large institutionalized conferences. Yes, I get the networking dynamic and the exposure to new products and services, however, I think on…

Breaking Analysis: Amazon’s Glacier is the Titanic of Deep Archives for Corporate CIOs

By Dave Vellante Aug 26, 2012

Beware the Pitfalls of the Glacial Mass[/caption] Amazon’s Glacier is a new service for infrequently accessed data. It is very inexpensive to load data into Glacier and park it there indefinitely but CIOs should…

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White House Releases Open Source Petition App on Github

The End of Flash For Android

Broadcom Reaches Out to Chinese and Other Booming Smartphone Markets

AOL To Return $1B To Shareholders

The Aftermath Of Apple’s Court Win

Future Big Data: Getting A Grip On The Big Data Explosion

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