Samsung Denied Injunction Stay
Today’s mobile news roundup features Samsung being denied of their stay request, Toshiba fined for price fixing, and RIM expected to cut carrier fees. Samsung denied injunction stay request Apple Inc. won a second…
Will Android ICS Take the Backseat for Jelly Bean?
Google recently unveiled the Nexus 7 running the latest Android version 4.1 – Jelly Bean. Everyone’s quite excited as it seems to be the best version of Android to date. But what does this…
Apple iPad Mini Coming Soon – Apple #Winning Against the Awesome Android Nexus 7 Tablet
By John Furrier
According to a Bloomberg report, Apple is planning on putting out a smaller iPad called the iPad Mini that will compete with the new Nexus Tablet 7 inch tablet. Which has been getting great…
The Father of SpringSource Rod Johnson Quits VMware
By John Furrier
Rod Johnson is leaving VMware. Rod is known as the father of Spring and is also a SiliconANGLE.tv theCUBE alum. Rod wrote his goodbye in a blog post on springsource.org (full post embedded below).…
Cloud Failure Is Inevitable: Learn From the Crash and Move On
Every time there’s a major cloud outage, we have to have the same conversation around the reliability and the viability of the public cloud as an enterprise IT platform. And now that Amazon Web…
Video: Steve Jobs on Failure – Most People Never Ask For Help
By John Furrier
As an entrepreneur I’ve been most successful when I ask for help and not being afraid to fail. Best startup advice – create action!! Watch this footage of Steve Jobs: Key takeaway: don’t be…
“Lost” Steve Jobs Interview Now Available on iTunes
A 70-minute interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dating back to 1995 is now available on iTunes for the first time. Robert Cringley interview Jobs for a for a PBS special titled Triumph of the Nerds,…
BlackBerry Leak Unveils Two Phones, Hints at Microsoft Team Up
Research in Motion has made a lot of headlines today, but instead of more doom and gloom for the embattled smartphone manufacturer, today’s news actually has a rather positive spin for once. The biggest…
Oracle Ruling Allows Second-Hand License Sales in the EU
Database giant Oracle sued UsedSoft a while back; a German firm that specializes in buying up software licenses from customers that purchased them straight from the source, and then reselling them for a discounted…
Twitter Transparency Reports Reveals Huge Leap in Government Demands for Data
By Kyt Dotson
On Monday, commonly tight-lipped Twitter released their first-ever transparency report revealing how often and who of governments make requests of the social media microblogging platform. From the report, it looks like not only are…