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The Future of the Smartphone Market: Getting Smarter

By Mellisa Tolentino May 1, 2012

Have you noticed how feature phones are becoming obsolete as people turn to smartphones? It seems everything today revolves around smartphones, but these consumer-centric devices impact our personal lives and the global economy much…

Angry Birds, Instagram Reach 50 Million Downloads

By Maria Deutscher May 1, 2012

Rovio is certainly making the most out of the now out of proportions Angry Bird franchise, from the introduction of micro-transactions to the game’s reincarnation just over a month ago. The top ranking mobile…

Skype 4.0: New Version, New IP Hack

By Maria Deutscher May 1, 2012

iOS users got some good news after the weekend cleared with the launch of Skype 4.0, which features a few notable tweaks. First and foremost is the ability to change the location of that…

RIM Launches NFC Music Streaming Device

By Mellisa Tolentino May 1, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features RIM’s NFC device launch, a continuously soaring smartphone market, Oracle-Google trial deliberation and more. First day of BlackBerry World Research in Motion’s BlackBerry World 2012 is kicking off at…

PricewaterhouseCoopers: Here’s What Makes The Cloud So Cool

By Matt Weinberger May 1, 2012

In a guest editorial for Forbes Mike Pearl, the cloud computing leader for international professional services giant PricewaterhouseCooper, succinctly and clearly explained just why the cloud is so awesome. Okay, maybe he didn’t use the word…

Devs vs. Ops: Sushi vs. Meat and Potatoes

By Klint Finley May 1, 2012

One of the criticism of DevOps we hear often is that it’s too focused on getting operations to change according to what developers want than getting developers to adjust to the realities that constrain…

IBM Drops Siebel and Adopts Sugar CRM for World’s Largest CRM Implementation

By Alex Williams Apr 30, 2012

SugarCRM is an IBM darling. They received good billing at IBM Lotusphere and they are getting it again here at IBM Websphere. Today came the news that IBM is giving up on its massive…

Why Court Xtremio? Flash and the Israel Connection

By Alex Williams Apr 30, 2012

A week ago, rumors swirled about EMC buying XtremIO. There is still good reason to believe that the acquisition will happen. I spoke with analysts over the past week who helped me get this…

Piston Cloud Computing, VMware Bringing Cloud Foundry to OpenStack

By Matt Weinberger Apr 30, 2012

Piston Cloud Computing, which bills itself as the enterprise OpenStack company, has announced an open source, cooperative project with VMware to officially bring the Cloud Foundry platform-as-a-service to OpenStack-based clouds. This was bound to…

Microsoft Quietly Patches a Zero-Day Flaw in Hotmail

By Cherr Aira Apr 30, 2012

Microsoft has finally and stealthily found a way to fix the Hotmail accounts hacking issue. The tech giant has successfully dealt with its password reset system that was previously breached by hackers, thereby allowing…

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The Future of the Smartphone Market: Getting Smarter

Angry Birds, Instagram Reach 50 Million Downloads

Skype 4.0: New Version, New IP Hack

RIM Launches NFC Music Streaming Device

PricewaterhouseCoopers: Here’s What Makes The Cloud So Cool

Devs vs. Ops: Sushi vs. Meat and Potatoes

IBM Drops Siebel and Adopts Sugar CRM for World’s Largest CRM Implementation

Why Court Xtremio? Flash and the Israel Connection

Piston Cloud Computing, VMware Bringing Cloud Foundry to OpenStack

Microsoft Quietly Patches a Zero-Day Flaw in Hotmail

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