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Apple Wins Patent to Take On Google Glass

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 5, 2012

When Google unveiled Project Glass, now dubbed Google Glass, they stole the spotlight garnering curiosity as to how the heads-up display gadget would work. Many question if the small panes will be enough for users to…

Broadcom Pays MIPS $26.5 to Continue Licensing its IP

By Maria Deutscher Jul 5, 2012

MIPS, a provider of processor architectures that names Broadcom as its biggest client, had some big news this week when the networking firm announced that it’s extending their multi-year licensing agreement. The relationship between…

Smaller iPads Already In Production

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 5, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Apple’s plan for smaller iPads, DARPA enlisting Invincea to toughen Android security, and a UK judge ruling HTC did not infringe Apple’s patent. Smaller iPads already in production There…

The Future of Technology Careers Requires Cloud, Mobility Skills

By Josette Rigsby Jul 5, 2012

The global economy is still having a bit of a tough time recovering and the recent issues in the euro zone aren’t helping. Within the US, there has been some recovery, but job growth…

Cloud’s Economic Scale, Results Too Big to Ignore: Intel Forecast 2012

By Maria Deutscher Jul 4, 2012

One of the people who attended last week’s Intel Forecast is Ben Kepes, and the analyst hopped into theCube for twenty minutes to discuss his take on some of the trends that are maturing…

HuffPost Pollster API Enables Public Access to Polling Data

By Isha Suri Jul 4, 2012

HuffingtonPost has recently released the HuffPost Pollster API that enables open access to all the polling data on the website. Software developers use this API to access information about public polls and publish the…

News Analysis: Oracle Ruling Opens Up Monopolistic Practices By Software Vendors

By John Furrier Jul 4, 2012

Ray Wang at Consellation Research shares his analysis on the Oracle vs UsedSoft. The surprise July 3rd, 2012 judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union for UsedSoft GmbH v Oracle International…

Predictive Analytics World Conference Cuts the Jargon, Gets Practical

By Kathryn Buford Jul 4, 2012

Bruno Aziza, former Business Intelligence leader at Microsoft, opened his Predictive Analytics World keynote speech with the classic Saturday Night Live “Bad Idea Jeans” sketch. This feature shows men who, believing they know what…

To Nobody’s Surprise, After Buying Gaikai Sony Drops OnLive Support

By Kyt Dotson Jul 4, 2012

It’s the battle of the cloud-streaming gaming services with Gaikai and OnLive staring head-to-head in the marketplace and the exclusive manufacturer effects are coming in. Sony has gotten the jump on the market by…

A Requiem for RIM? How Long Will RIM and Blackberry be Around?

By John Casaretto Jul 4, 2012

As Johnny Ringo said in Tombstone – “Smell that Bill? Smells like someone died.” It sure is looking that way for RIM, the once dominant and undisputed smartphone market giant. With an enormous business…

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Apple Wins Patent to Take On Google Glass

Broadcom Pays MIPS $26.5 to Continue Licensing its IP

Smaller iPads Already In Production

The Future of Technology Careers Requires Cloud, Mobility Skills

HuffPost Pollster API Enables Public Access to Polling Data

News Analysis: Oracle Ruling Opens Up Monopolistic Practices By Software Vendors

Predictive Analytics World Conference Cuts the Jargon, Gets Practical

A Requiem for RIM? How Long Will RIM and Blackberry be Around?

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