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Google Admits to Removing Java Code from Android after Oracle Lawsuit

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 26, 2012

The “copyright phase” of the Google-Oracle trial reached its end with Google executive chairman and former CEO Eric Schmidt giving his testimony. They will move on to the “patent phase” of the trial after…

Wiggio Gains 1M Users for Student-Driven Cloud Collaboration

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2012

Wiggio is a Boston-based cloud collaboration startup that’s working its way up the same niche market that helped spawn at least one other incredibly fast-growing network – students. And Wiggio is surprisingly similar to…

Samsung Announces Quad-core Processor, Sued By 18 Olympians

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 26, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup includes Apple’s announcement regarding their upcoming conference, Samsung’s first quad-core application processor, Blackboard’s augmented reality offering and more. Samsung’s quad-core offering South Korean company, Samsung Electronics, introduced the Exynos 4…

A Comparison of Mythical Phones: iPhone 5 vs. Galaxy S3

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 26, 2012

We’re hearing a lot of buzz regarding two devices yet to be unveiled. Yeah, this is about the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Apple’s iPhone 5. Even before they become a reality, the two are…

When It Comes To Google Apps, Cost Is The Least Of It [Infographic]

By Matt Weinberger Apr 26, 2012

A new report, sponsored by Google-friendly ISV peer group Cloud Alliance for Google Apps, has found that when it comes to reasons for moving to the search giant’s cloud, the low $50/user/year is only part…

AI On the Rise Weekly: Discovering New Singing Talents, Crowd Computing, and Prostitution

By Cherr Aira Apr 25, 2012

The time when computers know everything may not be as far-off as compared to decades ago when research around artificial intelligence commenced. With experts noting that AI is on the brink of passing the…

Linux Foundation’s CloudOpen Conference Bridging Open Source Cloud/Big Data Communities

By Matt Weinberger Apr 25, 2012

The Linux Foundation today announced the formation of the first-ever CloudOpen conference, a technical event designed to bridge the disparate communities that have gathered around open source cloud and big data projects. To give…

Juniper Beats Earnings Forecast but Remains Cautious About Q2

By Maria Deutscher Apr 25, 2012

Networking gear maker Juniper Networks managed to outdo what the market had in mind for the first quarter of 2012, beating analysts’ estimates with a fair margin. Profit came in at 16 cents per…

Box, SkyDrive, and Dropbox Revamp Service As Google Drive Enters the Race

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 25, 2012

This week hits us with a lot of surprises in the consumer cloud space, from Box’s new API, the unveiling of Google Drive, Microsoft’s SkyDrive update and Dropbox’s new feature. So let’s take a…

Unfit to Print

By richardbennett Apr 25, 2012

Spectrum policy is one of the most difficult policy issues that Congress has to deal with, and for that reason the Communications Act of 1934 established the FCC as a non-political technical expert to…

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Google Admits to Removing Java Code from Android after Oracle Lawsuit

Samsung Announces Quad-core Processor, Sued By 18 Olympians

A Comparison of Mythical Phones: iPhone 5 vs. Galaxy S3

When It Comes To Google Apps, Cost Is The Least Of It [Infographic]

Juniper Beats Earnings Forecast but Remains Cautious About Q2

Unfit to Print

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