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A First Step in Google’s New Android Strategy?

By Anton Wahlman Apr 27, 2012

He’s baaaaack! No, I’m not talking about a zombie in a scary movie or Mitt Romney’s future press secretary, Newt Gingrich. I’m talking about Google selling unlocked Android phones directly again, bypassing the cellular…

The Best Schools for Your Silicon Valley Dream

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 27, 2012

Silicon Valley, the term coined by Ralph Vaerst, refers to the southern part of the San Francisco Bay Area that houses many of the world’s largest silicon chip manufacturers and innovators. Well, that was…

LulzSec Leaked VMware Code Raises Concerns and Implications

By John Casaretto Apr 27, 2012

In an already busy week for cybersecurity news, it was revealed this week that source code for VMware ESX Hypervisor was leaked onto Pastebin. A member of the notoriously familiar group LulzSec was identified…

Triple Growth for Software Maker Veeam

By Maria Deutscher Apr 27, 2012

The privately held Veeam makes software for virtualized environments, including backup and data recovery, as well as monitoring apps and other solutions. And it has been doing something right so far, according to some…

Big Data’s Talent Warehouses May Be In Short Supply

By Matt Weinberger Apr 27, 2012

In “Big Data’s Big Problem: Little Talent,” an article published yesterday, the Wall Street Journal’s Ben Rooney used the success of the Splunk IPO to discuss how quickly the big data market has exploded…

Google Faces FTC and FCC Probe

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 27, 2012

Google is battling multiple obstacles right now. First there’s the ongoing Oracle lawsuit, then the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust probe, and the Federal Communications Commussion’s street view probe. Let’s look at the development on…

More Leadership Changes at Hewlett-Packard

By Josette Rigsby Apr 27, 2012

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has filled the empty spot in its executive team created when the company’s top lawyer, Michael Holston, left in December. Schultz is taking the reins from David Healy, who took the role…

Former Sun CEO Schwartz Defends Google’s Use of Java in Court

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 27, 2012

After Google admitted that they removed Java codes when Oracle filed a case against them, and Oracle’s bid to reinstate patent 702 was declined, it seemed like the trial would get a little boring.…

Samsung Is Now the Largest Phone Vendor, Take That, Nokia!

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 27, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Samsung as the largest smartphone vendor, Guinness to recognize iOS and Android achievements, China Telekom’s Q1 report and more. Samsung overtakes Apple and Nokia, reveals stellar Q1 report Strategy…

CISPA Passed by U.S. House of Representatives in Last Minute Vote

By Kyt Dotson Apr 26, 2012

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or H.R. 3523, just passed the U.S. House of Representatives after the day-long hearing. Originally expected to be debated on the floor of the House today for…

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A First Step in Google’s New Android Strategy?

The Best Schools for Your Silicon Valley Dream

LulzSec Leaked VMware Code Raises Concerns and Implications

Triple Growth for Software Maker Veeam

Big Data’s Talent Warehouses May Be In Short Supply

More Leadership Changes at Hewlett-Packard

Former Sun CEO Schwartz Defends Google’s Use of Java in Court

Samsung Is Now the Largest Phone Vendor, Take That, Nokia!

CISPA Passed by U.S. House of Representatives in Last Minute Vote

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