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Monday Mobile Roundup: Games on TV, More NFC and an Acquisition for MoMo

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 18, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Draw Something’s future in TV, HTC’s mobile banking phone, Motorola Solutions’ acquisition of Psion, and more. Draw Something to become a TV show The popular guessing game Draw Something…

Facebook CTO Leaves Shortly After IPO, Works on Startup with Google Exec

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 18, 2012

Bret Taylor, Facebook’s chief technology officer, announced that he will be leaving the social networking giant for a startup company with his friend Kevin Gibbs, head of the Google App Engine Project. Here’s Taylor’s…

Interplanetary Reggae Mon! A Jammin’ Take on Data Art

By Kathryn Buford Jun 18, 2012

The success of online events like the 1st International Reggae Poster Contest, created by Michael Thompson and Maria Papaefstathiou, shows Reggae’s transnational impact. Thanks to a new collaboration between Georgia Tech Sonification Lab and…

Survive the Zombie Apocalypse with these Gadgets and Apps

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 18, 2012

I’ve been fascinated with the world of the undead since I was a kid. Though it gave me endless nightmares, i just love watching shows or movies about them. But what creeped me out…

Permabit Hires New VP of Sales

By Maria Deutscher Jun 17, 2012

Permabit is the company behind the Albireo deduplication software that’s touted as being miles ahead of the competition in terms of speed – a claim that is backed up by several studies over the…

VCE Enhances Desktop Virtualization Automation Solution FastPath

By Josette Rigsby Jun 17, 2012

VCE, the Virtual Computing Environment Company created by Cisco and EMC with investments from VMware in 2010, announced several enhancements to its virtualization management and automation solution, VCE Vblock FastPath. VCE Vblock FastPath Desktop…

Linus Torvalds to Nvidia: “F**K You!”

By Alex Williams Jun 16, 2012

Linus Torvalds is definitely one of the toughest characters you will find in the tech world. Linux would not be what it is today without Torvalds and the passion he brings to the open-source…

This Week in Big Data: Hadoop Summit, AvatarNode

By Maria Deutscher Jun 16, 2012

This week Yahoo and Hortonworks, a spin-off from the internet portal operator, hosted the fifth annual Hadoop Summit. The press floodgates were opened even before the vendors had a chance to settle in their…

A Real Customer Perspective of Dell’s Storage Strategy

By Josette Rigsby Jun 16, 2012

The Cube’s Stu Miniman interviewed Dell customer and member of Dell influencer program, Roger Lund a Senior System Administrator for the Array Services Group, at the second annual Dell Storage Forum (part I of interview…

Juniper’s New QFabric Arrives as Networking Firm Buys Back $1B in Stock

By Maria Deutscher Jun 16, 2012

The hype around Juniper Networks’ QFabric architecture was pretty intensive when it launched last year: the concept of simplifying the networking and consolidating the different layers had, and still has a lot of appeal.…

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Monday Mobile Roundup: Games on TV, More NFC and an Acquisition for MoMo

Facebook CTO Leaves Shortly After IPO, Works on Startup with Google Exec

Interplanetary Reggae Mon! A Jammin’ Take on Data Art

Survive the Zombie Apocalypse with these Gadgets and Apps

Permabit Hires New VP of Sales

VCE Enhances Desktop Virtualization Automation Solution FastPath

Linus Torvalds to Nvidia: “F**K You!”

This Week in Big Data: Hadoop Summit, AvatarNode

A Real Customer Perspective of Dell’s Storage Strategy

Juniper’s New QFabric Arrives as Networking Firm Buys Back $1B in Stock

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