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EMC Consulting Chief to CIOs: Beware The Cloud U-Turn

By Matt Weinberger Jun 22, 2012

EMC Consulting Chief Operating Officer Tom Roloff came to GigaOM Structure this week armed with a brand new, service provider-focused study which indicates that from storage to VDI to eCommerce and everything in between,…

How Does Flipboard for Android Compare to iPad Version?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 22, 2012

Flipboard, a social network aggregation that curates content from social media and other websites to present them in a magazine-like format to users, just released their app for Android smartphones. Flipboard is an app…

Red Hat Reveals Mixed Earnings News Amidst Ongoing Changes, New Products

By Josette Rigsby Jun 22, 2012

Red Hat had a busy week. The company released a brand new product, JBoss Data Grid 6 and new versions of its enterprise application platform and enterprise Linux distribution. However, this week wasn’t all…

The Best of Google Street Views

By Saroj Kar Jun 22, 2012

Google revealed three major changes that take place in the future Google Maps with the introduction of an offline mode for Android phones and tablets. In offline mode, you can download maps on the…

Did Microsoft Just Blow Up the Channel?

By Alex Williams Jun 22, 2012

Microsoft blew up the channel this week. They changed their business model. With Microsoft Surface, they now compete with the channel. And that’s a good thing. But do the channel partners have any choice?…

Facebook Boosting Its Edge Network, Rethinking Data Center Design

By Matt Weinberger Jun 21, 2012

Facebook has decided that its photo delivery needs to get even faster, and is building out its own edge network infrastructure to get there. That nugget comes from the GigaOM Structure conference by Facebook…

“Cascading Bug” Bites Twitter Drawing the Wrath of the Fail Whale

By Kyt Dotson Jun 21, 2012

Today a lot of Twitter users found themselves unable to access their tweets and retweet their friends after Twitter suffered a bug that caused it to become intermittently inaccessible to their users. The fail…

These Hotspot Security Tools Address Leaky Data Problems

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 21, 2012

According to a recent poll done by the Washington Post, 40% of their sample population takes precautions when using public WiFi, 22% never use a public WiFi at all, and a stunning 37% take…

Sepaton Releases New Data Backup and Protection Solution

By Josette Rigsby Jun 21, 2012

Sepaton, which specialized in disk-based data protection solutions, has released new software for backing up and restoring large databases. The new solution, DeltaStor DBeXstream, supports simultaneous deduplication and parallel processing across multiple ports, which…

Security Loopholes in Face.com App Allows Hijack of Facebook, Twitter Accounts

By Isha Suri Jun 21, 2012

Face.com, the Israel-based facial recognition maker, and the recent acquisition of Facebook, has suffered a big security flaw in its functionality, resulting in hijacking of the Facebook and Twitter accounts of users. The popular Face.com…

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How Does Flipboard for Android Compare to iPad Version?

Red Hat Reveals Mixed Earnings News Amidst Ongoing Changes, New Products

The Best of Google Street Views

Did Microsoft Just Blow Up the Channel?

Facebook Boosting Its Edge Network, Rethinking Data Center Design

“Cascading Bug” Bites Twitter Drawing the Wrath of the Fail Whale

These Hotspot Security Tools Address Leaky Data Problems

Sepaton Releases New Data Backup and Protection Solution

Security Loopholes in Face.com App Allows Hijack of Facebook, Twitter Accounts

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