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Apple-Samsung “Thermonuclear” US Court Battle Begins Today

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 30, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: the much awaited Apple-Samsung trial in the US; Apple’s acquisition of AuthenTec; Microsoft Hardware’s team readying for Windows 8 tablets; HTC closing offices in South Korea; and KT Corp.…

QLogic Disappoints with Q1 Results, Decline Reflects Market Trends

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2012

Data center networking equipment maker QLogic reported weaker than expected results for the first quarter of the 2013 fiscal year, falling short of analysts’ expectation and triggering a dramatic decline in the company’s stock.…

The Best Way to Track SoLoMo Campaigns? Rewards Points

By Saroj Kar Jul 30, 2012

SoLoMo is becoming an increasingly important part of every marketing campaign, and one mobile ad network is seeing big benefits from brands using their platform. Anne’s Pretzels is one, partnering with three global franchises – The…

Yelp Tops This Week’s Tablet Business Apps Roundup

By Maria Deutscher Jul 29, 2012

Location-based social search provider Yelp rolled out new versions of its iOS apps as well as the web-version, introducing new features to both iPhone and iPad users. The update puts a lot of emphasis…

This Week in Big Data: Cloudera, Google Steal the Show

By Maria Deutscher Jul 28, 2012

This week Cloudera and Google’s new cloud platform were the biggest attractions, not just for the blogosphere but also several vendors that decided to align themselves with one or the other to promote their…

Hadapt Brings SQL to Hadoop

By Bert Latamore Jul 27, 2012

Hadapt, a 30-employee startup that grew out of Yale University’s computer lab with $9.5M from Bessimer Venture Partners and NorWest Venture Partners, has figured out a way to use SQL on Hadoop databases. This…

IC-CRIME Software Allows Recreating Crime Scenes

By Isha Suri Jul 27, 2012

Computers do a lot of things well, and one of them is modeling things. Be it video games, shopping, or anything else, computer modeling happen to reproduce real environments with surprising fidelity. Crime scene…

Strange Big Data: Sex Intelligence

By Mike Wheatley Jul 27, 2012

It’s true, humans are sexual creatures. If there’s one common bond that’s shared by all of humanity, it’s our instinctive urge to have sex. From the moment we hit puberty and our hormones start…

Numerous Banks Still Infected with Zeus, Conficker Malware

By Isha Suri Jul 27, 2012

A recent report by Lookingglass Cyber Solutions suggests that approximately 18 of world’s largest banks are operating with systems infected with serious malware. Lookingglass conducted a study on 24 banks and discovered that most…

33Across Launches Real-Time Personas

By Maria Deutscher Jul 27, 2012

33Across collects social data, lots of it, and sells it to publishers. It operates a ‘social graph’ that tracks the activities of 1.25 billion internet users worldwide, and the sheer size of this data…

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Apple-Samsung “Thermonuclear” US Court Battle Begins Today

QLogic Disappoints with Q1 Results, Decline Reflects Market Trends

The Best Way to Track SoLoMo Campaigns? Rewards Points

Yelp Tops This Week’s Tablet Business Apps Roundup

This Week in Big Data: Cloudera, Google Steal the Show

Hadapt Brings SQL to Hadoop

IC-CRIME Software Allows Recreating Crime Scenes

Strange Big Data: Sex Intelligence

Numerous Banks Still Infected with Zeus, Conficker Malware

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