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Cloud9 IDE Announces One-Click Node.js Deploys to Cloud Foundry

By Klint Finley Apr 11, 2012

Today cloud based integrated development environment Cloud 9IDE announced a partnership with VMware to enable one-click deployment of Node.js applications to any Cloud Foundry based platform-as-a-service environments. Through a simple interface within Cloud9, you…

Want Centralizes Buyer Intent with New Retail Partners

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 11, 2012

Shopping online can be quite a pain, with so many retailers that offer things that you want or need, but it’s so seldom that you find exactly what you’re looking for. There’s several services…

Citrix Acquires Flexible Social Collaboration Service Podio

By Klint Finley Apr 11, 2012

Today Citrix announced the acquisition of Podio, an enterprise collaboration software-as-a-service company based in Denmark. Podio, one of our underdog startups to watch in 2012, offers a flexible platform that includes basic social applications…

AOL Lowlights – The Downfall of an Internet Innovator

By Saroj Kar Apr 11, 2012

AOL, the media company known early on for providing online services and electronic bulletin boards, has the fifth most popular search engine in the world. AOL was once instrumental in bringing people to web…

Spotify Launches Play Button Widget: We Have More Ways to Share Playlists

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 11, 2012

Spotify, the online streaming cloud music service, continues to shed the layers of their walled garden. First came the US invasion last year, followed by the Facebook integration – though not everyone was particularly…

Springpad Overhaul Adds Collaboration with Public Notebooks. I’m In Love

By Kristen Nicole Apr 11, 2012

Springpad’s just dropped version 3.0 of their productivity suite, launching the public, collaborative notebooks I’ve been anticipating for some time. The update brings them one step closer to matching certain functions of Evernote while…

From Touch-Floors to Facial Recognition, New Patents Face Opportunities and Legal Trouble

By Maria Deutscher Apr 11, 2012

The patent scene has become a rather interesting one these past few weeks, from Nokia to Google, Apple, and now IBM. It looks like Big Blue just won the rights for what may become…

Oracle Claims APIs are Copyrightable in Android Case, RIM Clarifies Sideloading Kerfuffle

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 11, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Oracle stating that APIs are copyrightable, RIM clearing up sideloading ban, Nokia launches another NFC phone, and Toshiba’s huge tablet. Oracle: APIs are copyrightable Oracle and Google will be…

Accenture Taps Windows Azure For Global Services Cloud

By Matt Weinberger Apr 10, 2012

Accenture has announced that it had become the first global IT service provider to launch a public cloud solution based on the Microsoft Windows Azure platform. Short version: Customers can now hire Accenture to…

Google Updates Chrome OS and Google Play Music

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 10, 2012

In May of 2011, Google unveiled the Chromebook – a netbook that runs on Google’s Chrome operating software. The device hasn’t really gained traction since launch, namely because of the price, and not many…

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AOL Lowlights – The Downfall of an Internet Innovator

Springpad Overhaul Adds Collaboration with Public Notebooks. I’m In Love

From Touch-Floors to Facial Recognition, New Patents Face Opportunities and Legal Trouble

Oracle Claims APIs are Copyrightable in Android Case, RIM Clarifies Sideloading Kerfuffle

Google Updates Chrome OS and Google Play Music

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