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Dell Expands its Turf with Open Cloud, ITNinja

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2012

Hardware maker Dell’s latest two updates are both growth milestones for the companies, across more than one industry. The first item was picked up by Wired this week, straight from the WorldHostingDays conference in…

This Week in Cloud: HP’s Flash Dilemma, QLogic and some More IaaS

By Maria Deutscher Mar 24, 2012

The main highlight of this week’s cloud roundup is storage wars, an area that we’ve been covering extensively. Hewlett-Packard in particular has had a few very interesting developments lately, namely the newest ProLiant server,…

Obtvse vs. Svbtle: New Markdown Based Minimal Blogging Engines, Complete with Controversy

By Klint Finley Mar 23, 2012

Earlier this week I posted a round-up of blog engines that generate static HTML. Most of these enable bloggers to write a post in the Markdown markup language using a plain text editor. These…

Foursquare’s Amazon Move Highlights Hadoop Hurdles

By Matt Weinberger Mar 23, 2012

In a pair of customer case studies released today, Amazon Web Services hammered on the usual sales pitch for the cloud: Lower OpEx, higher ROI, better scalability and so forth. But what really stood…

Hewlett-Packard Promotes Financial VP, Ramps Up Storage Efforts

By Maria Deutscher Mar 23, 2012

Enterprise hardware maker and consumer electronics giant Hewlett-Packard has appointed Marc Levin to the role of senior vice president and controller. He will officially begin to carry out his duties under the new title…

HTML5 Hype: Apple’s Will is Bending the Rules

By Maria Deutscher Mar 23, 2012

HTML5 is getting big. And not just because it saves developers precious time and resources that would normally been used to optimize an app for several different platforms. Apple first touted the idea of…

Dr. Who’s New Girl Becomes the Latest Twitter Clickjacking Theme

By Cherr Aira Mar 23, 2012

Britain’s longest running science fiction series Doctor Who welcomed Jenna-Louise Coleman as its newest cast. The actress’ name easily became a trending topic on Twitter—and became an easy target for clickjackers who exploited hashtags,…

Symantec: There’s A New Duqu In Town

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

It appears that Duqu keeps evolving even as researchers an experts continue to capture and research it. A new variant has been uncovered by experts slumming around Iran, hiding its veteran authorship in a…

New Media Minute: Social TV Buzz Doubles Year over Year; New Program Guide Weaves in Real-Time Buzz

By Art Lindsey III Mar 23, 2012

The growth of social activity in conversations and check-ins around TV programming has grown by about 91% year over year, according to a study by social TV tracking service Trendrr.TV. The company also…

If a Tree Falls In the Woods, Will Android Send You an Ad for Stump Grinders?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

If you’re wondering why Android apps have more in-app ads than iOS, the answer is simple: Android developers rely on ads for their revenue. But what’s troubling with in-app ads is the fact that…

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Obtvse vs. Svbtle: New Markdown Based Minimal Blogging Engines, Complete with Controversy

Foursquare’s Amazon Move Highlights Hadoop Hurdles

Hewlett-Packard Promotes Financial VP, Ramps Up Storage Efforts

HTML5 Hype: Apple’s Will is Bending the Rules

Symantec: There’s A New Duqu In Town

If a Tree Falls In the Woods, Will Android Send You an Ad for Stump Grinders?

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