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Placeme: Ingenious App that Makes You Think Twice About Privacy

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 13, 2012

There’s a relatively new Android and iOS app that’s creating a lot of buzz because of how awesome the app is, but also because of its controversial privacy issues. Placeme is the app that…

VMware COO on State of PaaS, Cloud Foundry and Its Momentum

By Maria Deutscher Apr 13, 2012

Early SiliconANGLE contributor Robert Scoble stopped by VMware just in time for the Cloud Foundry’s one year anniversary to talk with Tod Nielsen, the virtualization giant’s chief operating officer. The video was posted on…

Netflix to Open Source Chaos Monkey and More

By Klint Finley Apr 13, 2012

Netflix will open source Chaos Monkey and the rest of its Simian Army the company’s Director of Cloud Architecture Adrian Cockcroft told Wired Enterprise. In fact, according to Cockcroft, Netflix will release “pretty much…

Where’s the Data Fit into Social TV Platforms and Ads?

By Kristen Nicole Apr 13, 2012

While the social element of television is not new, Social TV is a relatively new concept used to describe the emerging generation of television services that integrate with other communication platforms like voice, chat…

YouSendIt Seeks to Expand Enterprise Presence with New Partnership

By Josette Rigsby Apr 13, 2012

Despite all the news and speeches about Web 2.0 and advanced collaboration platforms, there’s a dirty little secret occurring right under the noses of the technical elite – most document collaboration and sharing is…

Fusion-io Sees Real-Time and Small Analytics as Drivers in 2012

By Maria Deutscher Apr 13, 2012

2011 was a very successful year for a lengthy list of companies, including flash storage solutions maker Fusion-io. Reflecting on 2011, the company outlined three key areas of disruption related to its industry in…

Apple Defends E-book Pricing, Windows 8 Comes to the iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 13, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Apple’s fierce defense of e-book pricing, Barnes & Noble’s new e-reader, and Windows 8 on iPad. Apple defends e-book pricing The U.S. government filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple…

Dear Google Apps: Please Don’t Pivot and Prove Microsoft Correct

By Matt Weinberger Apr 13, 2012

Rumors are starting to surface that Google may be de-emphasizing its Google Apps enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) play for a renewed focus on its core search/advertising business, and a reallocation of resources and expertise towards…

Brocade: VSPEX Gives The Channel More Options

By Alex Williams Apr 13, 2012

Reliability is the prerequisite for advocates of the private cloud (or the modern data center depending on what you want to call it). It’s in contrast to the public cloud that views latency as…

Avnet: Customers Who Want VSPEX Need Services

By Matt Weinberger Apr 12, 2012

After today’s EMC VSPEX launch event, Avnet VP and GM Scott Look, along with Al Chin, VP of Sales and Marketing for Avnet reseller partner Dasher, sat down with Wikibon founder Dave Vellante in theCube…

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Placeme: Ingenious App that Makes You Think Twice About Privacy

Netflix to Open Source Chaos Monkey and More

Fusion-io Sees Real-Time and Small Analytics as Drivers in 2012

Apple Defends E-book Pricing, Windows 8 Comes to the iPad

Brocade: VSPEX Gives The Channel More Options

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