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Why the Dell and Quest Acquisition is Brilliant

By John Casaretto Jul 2, 2012

As confirmed here on SiliconAngle today, the acquisition of Quest Software by Dell was officially announced. The move had been anticipated under a cloak of anonymity in a bidding war for some time. John…

Cisco’s Big Linksys Update Not so Great, Customers Say

By Maria Deutscher Jul 2, 2012

Last week I wrote about an update that Cisco rolled out to its A2700, EA3500, and EA4500 routers. The main feature that the new firmware introduced was Cisco Connect Cloud, a connected interface with the…

Cloud, HTML5 Transforming Gaming for Sony, EA and Microsoft

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 2, 2012

Sony just shook the gaming world with the announcement that they will be acquiring cloud-gaming service Gaikai. This puts them in the position to better control and dictate how their gaming enterprise will evolve…

VMware Acquiring DynamicOps To Up the Cloud Game – Price > $100m

By John Furrier Jul 2, 2012

VMware buys multi-cloud manager DynamicOps, a Burlington, Mass developer of software that handles the provisioning and managing of resources for cloud services. Amount was for an undisclosed sum. Rumblings on Twitter say it’s well…

No More Apples Please… It’s Samsungs That’ll Keep The Doctor Away

By Mike Wheatley Jul 2, 2012

How are you feeling today, Samsung Galaxy S III fans? If you’re feeling a little bit under the weather this morning, then you might just be interested in the Korean firm’s latest new offering…

Some People are Actually Relieved to Lose their Smartphone

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 2, 2012

We love our gadgets. Our tablets, computers…anything that entertains or connects us to people, we love them – but we love our smartphones the most. Even if you deny it, you can’t go on…

Dutch Opposition Party D66 Stands on “DDoS Legalization” Election Plank

By Isha Suri Jul 2, 2012

Distributed denial of service (DDoS) is a hot topic on for much of cybersecurity and a mainstay of Internet-based protests, and perhaps this is the reason that political parties have taken it up as…

Google Compute Engine: Three Things to Know

By Matt Weinberger Jul 2, 2012

Right as the final buzzer was going to sound for last week’s Google I/O conference, I had a really interesting chat with Craig McLuckie, the general manager of the just-launched Google Compute Engine (GCE) infrastructure-as-a-service…

Augmented Reality Makes the Best Personal Shopper

By Saroj Kar Jul 2, 2012

Technology is constantly evolving to be more efficient and innovative, which significantly alters our daily behavior. Among these technologies, we can assume that in the coming years the so-called “augmented reality” will take an…

Shutdown July 9th, DNSChanger Still an Issue for Fortune 500

By Isha Suri Jul 2, 2012

DNSChanger, which has been a headache for users along with Fortune 500 companies, continues to be an issue–at least for 60 of them. With respect to the scheduled shut down of the Trojan’s command-and-control…

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Why the Dell and Quest Acquisition is Brilliant

No More Apples Please… It’s Samsungs That’ll Keep The Doctor Away

Some People are Actually Relieved to Lose their Smartphone

Dutch Opposition Party D66 Stands on “DDoS Legalization” Election Plank

Google Compute Engine: Three Things to Know

Augmented Reality Makes the Best Personal Shopper

Shutdown July 9th, DNSChanger Still an Issue for Fortune 500

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