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The Best of Faulty Gadgets: Is Your Smartphone On the List?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2012

Hearing about the latest faulty phone, the self-combusting Galaxy SIII, made me think about how hazardous technology is for us. This isn’t the first time a gadget’s exploded. Some even caused serious injuries and…

The Booms (and Busts) of Last Year’s Google I/O

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2012

Google I/O 2012 will kick off tomorrow, June 27th and run until the 29th. The three-day event will most likely feature Google’s future plans and products that would hopefully see the light of day.…

Is Yammer a Smart Buy or is Microsoft Riding the Bandwagon?

By Kristen Nicole Jun 26, 2012

Microsoft Corp. finally admitted that they’re acquiring Yammer Inc., a provider of enterprise social networks, for $1.2 billion in cash. The Yammer team will be joining the Microsoft Office Division, led by division President…

Cisco and Citrix: Two Peas in a Pod

By Maria Deutscher Jun 26, 2012

Networking behemoth Cisco and virtualization software maker Citrix announced a new partner program this week that offers a number of incentives to resellers in the VDI space. More specifically, only partners who deliver Cisco…

5 Things Chrome OS Needs to Succeed

By Harmony Tapper Jun 26, 2012

The Chrome Operating System is Google’s revamped effort to compete against Microsoft’s and Apple’s hold on the laptop and desktop market, and as we approach Google I/O, the world is anxious to see if…

Sumo Logic Goes Freemium with Data Analysis

By Maria Deutscher Jun 26, 2012

Log management software startup Sumo Logic went out of stealth just a few months ago, and it has been keeping very busy ever since. The company dove right into a freemium model this week…

Would Apple Acquire Tesla?

By Anton Wahlman Jun 26, 2012

In this article, I deal with two related issues: 1. Driving the Tesla Model S for the first time, why are the investors so surprised that it is so awesome? 2. Should Apple expand…

Vodafone’s Scandalous Act, Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon SDK

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Vodafone’s latest scandal, Qualcomm’s announcement of Snapdragon SDK for Android, and Box’s OneCloud for Android. Vodafone’s scandalous act Vodafone Group, a global mobile phone company, allegedly shaved off over…

Sustainable Big Data

By Kathryn Buford Jun 26, 2012

Initiatives like the Sustainia100 are timely in light of new technology platforms from leading businesses like SAP that harness Big Data to foster sustainability. Reviewing organizations across 56 countries, the Sustainia100 honors innovative and scalable…

Netflix Brings Cluster, Application Management to Amazon Web Services with Asgard Open Source Tool

By Matt Weinberger Jun 25, 2012

Netflix is continuing its habit of releasing cloud tools to the open source community with the announcement that the source code for Asgard, the video provider’s web interface for application deployment and Amazon Web…

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The Best of Faulty Gadgets: Is Your Smartphone On the List?

The Booms (and Busts) of Last Year’s Google I/O

Cisco and Citrix: Two Peas in a Pod

5 Things Chrome OS Needs to Succeed

Would Apple Acquire Tesla?

Vodafone’s Scandalous Act, Qualcomm’s New Snapdragon SDK

Sustainable Big Data

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