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What Comes After Cloud Collaboration? Alfresco CEO Shares His Vision

By Kristen Nicole Jul 10, 2012

With a penchant for scalability and modularity, Alfresco’s free enterprise cloud management software has a steady eye on open source trends. Having recently come out of beta, Alfresco’s tools are now available for the general public.…

Microsoft’s Tablet Push Gets Bigger (Literally) with Pixel Buy

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Microsoft is getting into the hardware business. It’s so confident in Windows 8 and Surface, its own branded tablet that will run on the mobile-optimized OS, that it is willing to risk a huge…

Which Smartphone Makers Can Help Microsoft Take Down Apple?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2012

If the late Steve Jobs declared war against Android devices, Microsoft declared war against Apple’s. At the Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer stated that they are not about to let…

Populating the World with Virtual People: How Augmented Reality Can Amplify Us

By Kyt Dotson Jul 10, 2012

We essentially have wearable computers, an Android smartphone of sufficient power can do a great deal of computing and if it can’t succeed all on its own it can have a cloud-computer do the…

Analysts a Bit Chided Ahead of VMware’s Upcoming Earnings Call

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Researchers at Wunderlich cut the firm’s target price on VMware from $120.00 to $100.00 in a report sent out this week ahead of the virtualization software maker’s upcoming earnings call on July 23rd. They retained…

Feeling Inadequate Today? You Can Blame Facebook

By Mike Wheatley Jul 10, 2012

A new study of social media users has found that more than half of all users’ lives have been changed – with half of these claiming that these social websites have made their lives…

Google Pays $22.5M in Largest FTC Fine for Safari Tracking

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2012

Google Inc. and the Federal Trade Commission came to a settlement over the Safari-tracking scandal that was brought to light back in February of this year. Google is to pay $22.5 million, the largest…

QLogic Earns a Channel Boost with Inspur Reward

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Today networking solutions vendor QLogic got some free promotion from Inspur, a Chinese OEM that named it as “Supplier of the Year for Support.” The Inspur Group’s business spans software and hardware, mainly servers…

New Malware Infects 100,000 Android Devices in China

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2012

A newfound malware is wreaking havoc on Android devices, secretly downloading paid apps in the background. The Android malware dubbed as “Trojan!MMarketPay.A@Android” was first discovered by TrustGo early July. The security company discovered that the…

Gartner: IT Spending to Reach $3.6 Trillion, Sluggish for Services

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2012

Gartner released its forecast for worldwide IT spending today, with expectations that this market will increase by 3 percent this year to $3.6 trillion. That’s half a percent more than what the research firm…

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What Comes After Cloud Collaboration? Alfresco CEO Shares His Vision

Microsoft’s Tablet Push Gets Bigger (Literally) with Pixel Buy

Which Smartphone Makers Can Help Microsoft Take Down Apple?

Populating the World with Virtual People: How Augmented Reality Can Amplify Us

Analysts a Bit Chided Ahead of VMware’s Upcoming Earnings Call

Google Pays $22.5M in Largest FTC Fine for Safari Tracking

QLogic Earns a Channel Boost with Inspur Reward

New Malware Infects 100,000 Android Devices in China

Gartner: IT Spending to Reach $3.6 Trillion, Sluggish for Services

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