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UK High Court Rules That ISPs Must Block The Pirate Bay

By Kyt Dotson Apr 30, 2012

In what would probably be the grand slam of censorship in the UK, the BBC is reporting that the High Court has ordered ISPs to block customer access to The Pirate Bay. Amid the…

Living In The Avengers: Iron Man Inspired Gadgets and Gear

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2012

. . . . . . . . . . The Avengers hits theaters May 4th, and the buzz surrounding the film is getting more and more intense. Our earlier issue made me wonder…

Red Hat Finally Open Sources OpenShift PaaS

By Klint Finley Apr 30, 2012

Red Hat, known for keeping its enterprise distribution completely open source and still becoming the first $1 billion open source company, finally released the source code for its OpenShift platform-as-a-service. Red Hat launched the…

LG Enters Mobile Cloud Race with Real-Time Streaming Transcoding

By Saroj Kar Apr 30, 2012

It’s time for LG to join the ranks of other electronics manufacturers, many of which seem to be launching their own cloud service. LG Cloud is the latest entrant to the consumer cloud market,…

VMware Teams with Piston to Create BOSH for OpenStack

By Maria Deutscher Apr 30, 2012

Earlier this month VMware debuted BOSH, an open-source tool (or tool-chain, in the words of the developer) for deploying Cloud Foundry. It also announced plans to make the solution platform agnostic so that the…

Top Mobile Trends Beyond HTML5, According to Usablenet VP [Q&A Series]

By Kristen Nicole Apr 30, 2012

Mobile has become an ubiquitous experience these days, as companies seek consumer access across platforms and devices. Usablenet recognizes the need to have a strong mobile presence through design and uniformity, crafting strategies for…

Google Drive’s Biggest Virtue May Be its Ecosystem

By Maria Deutscher Apr 30, 2012

Google Drive became one of last week’s most talked out tech updates, and a couple of interesting discussions about the launch sprung up as a result. Our very own Kit Dotson raised the issue…

VC Firms’ Latest Shakeups

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2012

A venture capital firm is comparable to the human backbone for startups – they need it in order to stand up. It’s quite rare for startups to thrive without a good VC firm’s…

Google Comes Clean with Controversial Street View Project

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2012

Last week the Federal Communications Commission finally closed their Google Street View probe after the search giant agreed to pay the $25,000 fine requested by the FCC. Unfortunately, not everyone was happy about this,…

Fusion-io Boosts Webair’s Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Apr 30, 2012

Flash storage provider Fusion-io recently released another one of its case studies, this time outlining how ioMemory helped data center operator Webair address the growing demands of its customers. Webair previously used traditional disk-based…

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UK High Court Rules That ISPs Must Block The Pirate Bay

Living In The Avengers: Iron Man Inspired Gadgets and Gear

Red Hat Finally Open Sources OpenShift PaaS

Top Mobile Trends Beyond HTML5, According to Usablenet VP [Q&A Series]

Google Comes Clean with Controversial Street View Project

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