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Samsung App Says It’s the Galaxy S3 We’ll See on May 3

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 24, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Google’s rumored cloud service launch today, Samsung’s growing trail of clues for their May event, Nokia’s poor credit rating and more. Google Drive today? According to some sources, the…

XaaS: 10 Recommendations for the Road to Anything-as-a-Service

By Alex Williams Apr 23, 2012

Accenture has published a study for traditional businesses that face a future where they will have to consider offering almost anything-as-a-service (XaaS). Where the Cloud Meets Reality: Scaling to Succeed in New Business Models, consists…

XtremIO Acquisition Would Make Sense for EMC

By Alex Williams Apr 23, 2012

Rumors circulating that EMC is buying XtremIO gives a sense that Flash is about to get a real boost in the mainstream market. XtremIO play is a bit different than other flash providers in the market.…

Use IRC to Improve Collaboration in DevOps Groups

By Klint Finley Apr 23, 2012

A while back we asked what tools your DevOps team uses to collaborate. IRC, Skype other chat tools were high on the list. It’s clear that text chat is an important tool for collaboration.…

The $550M Patent Trade Off: From AOL to Microsoft to Facebook

By Saroj Kar Apr 23, 2012

Microsoft and Facebook have reached an important agreement today that gives the social network access to a large number of strategic patents. Microsoft is selling a portion of the patents to Facebook that the…

Understanding CISPA: How the Internet Must Take its Privacy Back

By Kyt Dotson Apr 23, 2012

Today legislators in the House of Representatives will vote on HR 3525 aka CISPA amidst a small groundswell of protest from grumbling arenas of the Internet. After watching the climatic battle over SOPA, which…

Ben Horowitz and Dalton Caldwell Speak Out on NYT Instagram Post

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 23, 2012

Ever since the Instagram acquisition was announced, everyone’s been more than willing to give their piece of mind about the deal. Many Instagram users were pissed about Facebook’s acquisition, stating that the massive social…

Is There a Bright Side to Internet Censorship? WildPackets’ MacLeod Tells All [Q&A Series]

By Kristen Nicole Apr 23, 2012

WiFi’s often hailed as the savior of crappy mobile networks, their hotspots keeping us from bleeding out our data “minutes” and luring in the lost and weary souls of mobile workers seeking refuge in…

IT Security Survey Reveals Concerns About Anonymous, China, and Disclosure Expectations

By Kyt Dotson Apr 23, 2012

According to a survey plied recently in 2012 by Massachusetts-based Bit9, a company dedicated to providing trust-based security services for malware and breach detection, much of the IT industry is concerned about hactivists. Expectations…

Mobile Browsing Trends: Opera Mini Reemerges as a Top Tool

By Cherr Aira Apr 23, 2012

Despite the iPad producing the most activity across mobile devices, according to a recent report from Chitika, don’t count out RIM just yet, at least not as far as mobile browsing goes. They’re seemingly…

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XtremIO Acquisition Would Make Sense for EMC

Use IRC to Improve Collaboration in DevOps Groups

The $550M Patent Trade Off: From AOL to Microsoft to Facebook

Understanding CISPA: How the Internet Must Take its Privacy Back

Ben Horowitz and Dalton Caldwell Speak Out on NYT Instagram Post

Is There a Bright Side to Internet Censorship? WildPackets’ MacLeod Tells All [Q&A Series]

IT Security Survey Reveals Concerns About Anonymous, China, and Disclosure Expectations

Mobile Browsing Trends: Opera Mini Reemerges as a Top Tool

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