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SAP’s Services Revenue Up, HANA Sales Top $100 Million in Q2

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 24, 2012

SAP reported its strongest ever 2nd quarter performance this morning with net profits of €661 million, or nearly $800 million. That’s a 12% increase over 2011 Q2 results. Among the highlights, SAP’s services revenue…

Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition Crosses Three Million Sold Units

By Isha Suri Jul 24, 2012

The Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition that released on May 9, 2012 on Xbox Live Arcade has sold over three million units. This equals to raising approximately $60 million in just two and a half…

From Windows 8 to Servers: Brace Yourself for a Refresh of Key Microsoft Technologies

By Bert Latamore Jul 24, 2012

Over the next 18 months, Microsoft will refresh nearly all its core technologies, warns consultant and Wikibon Analyst Scott Lowe in “A CIO view on Microsoft 2012-2013”. This former CIO warns that enterprise IT…

How To: Make Your Enterprise Truly Social

By Harmony Tapper Jul 24, 2012

In our increasingly mobile world, all enterprise, regardless of size, needs to have an online presence. This takes many forms including mobile websites and a social presence. While Facebook is the largest of the…

What’s the Difference between the iPad Mini and a Grown iPod Touch?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 24, 2012

We’ve been hearing about Apple’s plans to launch the new iPhone by September or October. In fact, we’ve heard so many rumors that it seems like we’re overlooking other Apple devices which are said to be…

Beats Audio Couldn’t Save HTC: A Troubled Relationship Amongst Mobile Rivalries

By Saroj Kar Jul 24, 2012

One year after its stake in Beats Electronics, a company specializing in audio processing, HTC announced to recede half of the company shares. HTC had bought 50.1% stake in Beats Electronics, founded by hip-hop…

Standing up for HDFS, Hadoop’s Latest Whipping Boy

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 24, 2012

The Hadoop Distributed File System, or HDFS, which is really the core of any Hadoop cluster, has been taking a lot of flak lately. Many of the criticisms focus on some of HDFS’s well-known…

Galaxy Tab Banned in EU as Australia Case Moves Forward

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 24, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Apple winning an EU-wide injunction as Australia case moves forward; Samsung adopting CSR aptX audio codec; and Nokia’s latest acquisition. Apple wins EU-wide ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7…

Fujitsu-Hallmark Deal Highlights Benefits of Retail-as-a-Service (RaaS)

By Tavis J. Hampton Jul 24, 2012

Fujitsu and Hallmark have inked a long-term deal that will see the multinational IT firm manage the greeting card company’s retail software through a retail-as-a-service (RaaS) arrangement. Fujitsu will manage Hallmark’s Retail.net private cloud…

Breaking Analysis: Tintri Bags $25 Million in Fresh Financing To Get Into Virtual Storage Fray

By John Furrier Jul 24, 2012

Storage startup Tintri just bagged another round of financing – $25 million round of fresh financing to expand it’s network attached storage appliance for virtualized environments. Tintri a was funded by Silicon Valley venture capital powerhouse…

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SAP’s Services Revenue Up, HANA Sales Top $100 Million in Q2

From Windows 8 to Servers: Brace Yourself for a Refresh of Key Microsoft Technologies

What’s the Difference between the iPad Mini and a Grown iPod Touch?

Beats Audio Couldn’t Save HTC: A Troubled Relationship Amongst Mobile Rivalries

Standing up for HDFS, Hadoop’s Latest Whipping Boy

Galaxy Tab Banned in EU as Australia Case Moves Forward

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