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Are You Ready for Google’s Nexus 7 and Q?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 28, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Google’s two new Nexus devices, Apple paying a $2.6M bond, a software that lets users play Android apps on Macs, and Vodafone’s efforts at restructuring their company. Google Nexus…

Contently Lures Publishers with Free Editorial Management Suite

By Kristen Nicole Jun 28, 2012

The world of web publishing has many benefits over traditional print distribution, a digital footprint being one of the most notable perks. The ability to track and collaborate around online content has certainly made…

Hopper Brings Big-Data-as-a-Service to Online Travel Planning

By Bert Latamore Jun 28, 2012

Fred Lalonde likes to get right to the point when talking about the impetus behind his Big Data start-up. “The problem we’re trying to solve is it actually sucks to plan a trip,” says…

Visualizing the Lifetime Value of a Customer: Facebook Beats Google

By Kathryn Buford Jun 28, 2012

Kontagent CEO, Jeff Tseng has highlighted the importance of understanding Customer Liftetime Value (CLTV) in the digital economy. Tseng explains that the analytic allows businesses to evaluate their most valuable customers, how to gain…

Lenovo Quietly Moving to Threaten HP in the PC Market

By Josette Rigsby Jun 28, 2012

The world’s second-largest PC maker, Lenovo, doesn’t get a lot of attention compared to competitors like Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Dell. Being low key, however, certainly hasn’t negatively impacted the company’s sales. Lenovo surpassed Dell…

Wozniak Defends Dotcom: Home Raid Ruled Illegal

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 28, 2012

New Zealand High Court Judge Helen Winkelmann ruled that the search conducted in Kim Dotcom’s home in January was illegal, as the search warrants were far too general and vague which did not describe…

Why Google Needs Its Own Unique Kind of Cloud

By Alex Williams Jun 27, 2012

At Google I/O today it became readily apparent why a specialized infrastructure is as much about extending into the enterprise market as it is about Google needing a way to support its application ecosystem…

Chrome OS Gets Some Love from Pano Logic

By Maria Deutscher Jun 27, 2012

Pano Logic sells organizations specialized hardware and software that offer a full desktop experience on stripped-down end points, safer and more affordable than an actual PC. The company carved itself a niche in the…

Google Now: Bringing Big Data to the Little People

By Matt Weinberger Jun 27, 2012

Google co-founder Sergey Brin definitely stole the show at Google I/O today with a demo of Google Glass that involved skydiving, BMX ramping, and urban rappelling. But before that, the search giant showed off…

Nimble and VMware Partner for Better Desktop Virtualization

By Josette Rigsby Jun 27, 2012

Storage provider Nimble storage revealed that its flash-enable storage architecture will be supported in VMware’s View Mobile Secure Desktop. VMware view allows companies to automate much of the work required to deploy and provision…

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Are You Ready for Google’s Nexus 7 and Q?

Hopper Brings Big-Data-as-a-Service to Online Travel Planning

Visualizing the Lifetime Value of a Customer: Facebook Beats Google

Lenovo Quietly Moving to Threaten HP in the PC Market

Wozniak Defends Dotcom: Home Raid Ruled Illegal

Why Google Needs Its Own Unique Kind of Cloud

Google Now: Bringing Big Data to the Little People

Nimble and VMware Partner for Better Desktop Virtualization

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