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Google to Unveil Their Own Tablet with Android Jelly Bean Today?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 27, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Apple being granted preliminary injunction in the US, Google’s expected plans to unveil a Kindle Fire competitor, and Breezy’s unveiling of print functionality for mobile apps. Apple granted injunction,…

Healthy Big Data: It’s a Lifesaver!

By Mike Wheatley Jun 27, 2012

It’s not just big businesses that can benefit from harnessing data to streamline their operations. There’s more potential for big data analysis than simply making big profits – with a little creativity, it can…

Google Job Posting Gives Clues About New AWS-Style Cloud Service

By Alex Williams Jun 26, 2012

We know little from Google about a new Amazon Web Services stye cloud that GigaOm says is likely to be unveiled at Google I/O. But a picture does emerge when you look through the…

Google Needs More Developer Mojo To Compete in the IaaS Market

By Matt Weinberger Jun 26, 2012

By now, you’ve probably heard the rumors that Google is set to unveil a full-fledged infrastructure-as-a-service offering at its annual Google I/O conference, which kicks off tomorrow. If true, it’s a maneuver designed to take on…

Juniper Signs Up to Use Scala

By Josette Rigsby Jun 26, 2012

Typesafe has made a bit of progress on its mission to position the Scala language and Akka middleware as a preferred option for high-end development of web scale solutions. Typesafe announced a new multi-year…

Pantheon Banks Another $5M for Drupal-as-a-Service

By Kristen Nicole Jun 26, 2012

Pantheon is a startup that was founded in 2010 and only has 13 employees, but it’s already sitting on $6.3 million in venture capital. That’s including this week’s $5 million funding round, led by…

CliQr Unveils Potential Solution to Cloud Vendor Lock-In

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2012

Right up there with security concerns, vendor lock-in has for a long time been cited as one of the major problems faced by companies looking into cloud migration and adoption. Not only that, but…

Shortly After Launch Dropbox Dumps Boxopus Over Piracy Concerns

By Isha Suri Jun 26, 2012

Boxopus, the new BitTorrent startup that allows downloading torrents directly into a Dropbox folder, has been banned by the Dropbox itself. Dropbox has suspended the Boxopus service on the account BitTorrent’s piracy stigma, and…

A Powerful Case for Good Use of Big Data for Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity via Splunk

By Kyt Dotson Jun 26, 2012

When it comes to protecting an enterprise network or a government network there’s a great deal of discussion about what solutions exist to batten down the hatches and dog the doors against intruders; but…

The Real Skinny About Amazon Web Services New Partner Network

By Alex Williams Jun 26, 2012

Amazon Web Services launched its partner network this morning. Without boring you with the details, let me just get to what really matters about this news. It simply means that AWS is making it a…

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Google to Unveil Their Own Tablet with Android Jelly Bean Today?

Healthy Big Data: It’s a Lifesaver!

Google Job Posting Gives Clues About New AWS-Style Cloud Service

Juniper Signs Up to Use Scala

Shortly After Launch Dropbox Dumps Boxopus Over Piracy Concerns

A Powerful Case for Good Use of Big Data for Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity via Splunk

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