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Tablet Market Takes a Huge Toll on Dell and HP. Is there Hope?

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 23, 2012

The flourishing tablet market is taking its toll in the PC business as more people prefer purchasing the lighter portable slates than the bulky, space-hugging desktops or even laptops and netbooks. Hewlett-Packard and Dell…

Pure Storage Announces Massive Changes to FlashArray Software

By Maria Deutscher Aug 23, 2012

All-flash storage vendor Pure Storage updated the software powering its flagship storage system, FlashArray. As far as new features go, FlashArray will ship with ZeroSnap Snapshots, a new component that has been optimized to…

Microsoft’s Transformation – Punctuated with a New Company Logo

By John Casaretto Aug 23, 2012

Microsoft’s transformation for 2012-2013 and beyond has been punctuated by the release of a new logo for the company released today. This is the first time this has happened in 25 years. The change…

Sony To Lay Off 1,000 Workers

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 23, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Sony’s plans to lay off 1000 workers; AT&T’s standing defense for FaceTime restrictions; the Android store being shut down for piracy; and Archos’ new line of Android tablets. Sony…

Mobile Payments War Heats Up, Starbucks Sets the Standards

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 23, 2012

There’s a huge chance that you’ve noticed a trend on just released or soon-to-be released smartphones. And I’m not talking about 4G. More smartphones are coming pre-packaged with mobile payment capabilities, either via apps…

Mystery Facebook Virus Sends Out Friend Requests On Your Behalf

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2012

A growing number of Facebook users have been reporting that ‘strangers’ have been mysteriously popping up on their friends list, and suspect that the problem could be linked to a new, unidentified virus or…

Google TV Prepares for Germany Debut

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2012

Germany is set to become the latest country to get access to Google TV, with Japanese company Sony announcing that its new NSZ-GS7 set-top box will find its way to retail stores across the…

VDI Could be a Killer App App for Converged Infrastructure, but That’s No Guarantee of a VDI Hockey Stick

By Bert Latamore Aug 23, 2012

Judging from the latest figures on what is running on converged boxes, VDI could be the killer app for converged infrastructure products writes Wikibon Analyst Stuart Miniman in his latest Professional Alert, “Is VDI…

Getting Ready for VMworld 2012

By Kristen Nicole Aug 23, 2012

Things are getting busy in the SiliconAngle newsroom as we gear up for VMworld next week (August 27-30), one of the biggest events we cover annually. There’s building expectations around VMworld 2012, as EMC…

Police, Auto Insurance Companies… They’re All Tracking You Down

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2012

Police and other law enforcement agencies are deploying an increasing number of license plate scanners across the country, but what are they doing with the data they collect and what does this mean for…

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Tablet Market Takes a Huge Toll on Dell and HP. Is there Hope?

Pure Storage Announces Massive Changes to FlashArray Software

Microsoft’s Transformation – Punctuated with a New Company Logo

Sony To Lay Off 1,000 Workers

Mobile Payments War Heats Up, Starbucks Sets the Standards

Mystery Facebook Virus Sends Out Friend Requests On Your Behalf

Google TV Prepares for Germany Debut

VDI Could be a Killer App App for Converged Infrastructure, but That’s No Guarantee of a VDI Hockey Stick

Police, Auto Insurance Companies… They’re All Tracking You Down

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