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London Gets Free WiFi While Olympics Ban Your Hotspots

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 25, 2012

Back in April, organizers of the 2012 London Olympics released their rules and regulations regarding this prestigious event. One of those rules restricts attendees from taking audio, video and photos of the event and…

Biggest Oops in Data Backup? The “Doh!” Moment, says Spanning CEO

By Kristen Nicole Jul 25, 2012

Google rolled out its Cloud Partnership Program this week, marking territory for a massive enterprise play. Plenty of partners have already signed on, anxious to leverage the portfolio of tools powering some of Google’s…

Pure Storage Launches Partner Program, Seeks Enterprise Growth

By Maria Deutscher Jul 25, 2012

All-flash array maker Pure Storage unveiled its P3 partner program today, offering the channel a “simple and flexible” way for partners to resell its hardware. Pure touts a $4 billion flash storage market, plus…

Best of Mountain Lion: More Social, More Connected

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 25, 2012

At the Worldwide Developers Conference back in June, Apple unveiled their next Mac operating system: Mountain Lion. And today, Apple announced that Mountain Lion is available for download at the Mac App Store for…

Jaspersoft Joins Google’s Cloud Connector Platform

By Maria Deutscher Jul 25, 2012

BI software maker Jaspersoft made a new open source connector available for Google BigQuery customers that are interested in running its dashboarding and reporting tools on the Google Cloud Platform. Jaspersoft announced at the…

NFC Payments Will exceed $180 Billion by 2017, Obstacles Remain

By Saroj Kar Jul 25, 2012

According to a new study from Juniper Research, the global market for mobile payments, with the help of NFC-enabled devices will exceed $180 billion by 2017, a seven-fold increase compared to 2012. At the…

Iranian Nukes ‘Thunderstruck’ by AC/DC malware?

By John Casaretto Jul 25, 2012

First there was Stuxnet, then there was Flame – cyberweapons allegedly designed by the U.S. along with Israel against Iran and their nuclear centrifuges. Now there are reports that Iran has been “Thunderstruck” by…

Wipro Profit Up 18 Percent, Outlook Disappoints

By Maria Deutscher Jul 25, 2012

Wipro, the third largest outsourcing firm in India, reported results for the first quarter this week. Net income rose by 18 percent to $284 million on revenue of 15.8 billion rupees, less than the…

iPhone 5 Rumors to Blame for Apple’s Slow Sales

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 25, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Apple’s low iPhone sales; Samsung Galaxy SIII receiving an OTA update; and AT&T reporting increased profits. iPhone sales down as iPhone 5 rumors skyrocket Apple delivered their quarterly financial…

Broadcom Beats Expectations for the Third Consecutive Quarter

By Maria Deutscher Jul 25, 2012

Broadcom is up 5 percent. now that it managed to outdo what the market expected of it for the third consecutive quarter. The chip maker reported a net income of $435 million, or $0.73…

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London Gets Free WiFi While Olympics Ban Your Hotspots

Biggest Oops in Data Backup? The “Doh!” Moment, says Spanning CEO

Pure Storage Launches Partner Program, Seeks Enterprise Growth

Best of Mountain Lion: More Social, More Connected

NFC Payments Will exceed $180 Billion by 2017, Obstacles Remain

Iranian Nukes ‘Thunderstruck’ by AC/DC malware?

Wipro Profit Up 18 Percent, Outlook Disappoints

iPhone 5 Rumors to Blame for Apple’s Slow Sales

Broadcom Beats Expectations for the Third Consecutive Quarter

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