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Pastebin Starts Policing Hackers’ Posts, Says They’re Not Against Anonymous

By Cherr Aira Apr 9, 2012

Pastebin reinforces the responsibility that comes along with the freedom of speech on the web. The platform allows uploading of snippets of text for public viewing is hiring more hands to start screening the…

More Growth Expected for EMC Earnings Report

By Maria Deutscher Apr 9, 2012

Storage vendor EMC, ranked the top vendor on several research firms’ charters for the industry, will report its earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 this month. The results are due in about…

Detroit to Former Yahoo Employees: Come to the Motor City

By Angela Connor Apr 9, 2012

This is a news release I just had to share. I am after all, a Detroit native. -AC DETROIT, April 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — A group of Detroit businesses are encouraging the more than…

Lenovo’s Android ICS Tablet Revealed, Apple Making A 5-inch iPad?

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2012

You can’t hide the fact that tablets are really popular these days. Though it might not totally replace your laptop or netbook, you love having your tablet around. And if you don’t own a…

Artificial Intelligence On the Rise: Big Data, Mobility, and Search Step Up

By Cherr Aira Apr 9, 2012

The coiner of the term artificial intelligence (AI) passed away last year, but the dream lives on. But, how close are we to that AI goal? Is there a goal to begin with? Or,…

Computers Need a Social Network (The Cloud), Says Eucalyptus CEO Marten Mickos

By Kristen Nicole Apr 9, 2012

Coming off a recent partnership with Amazon Web Services for efficient workload migration, Eucalyptus reiterates its mantra for flexible cloud environments. And with the vision of CEO Marten Mickos, known for his early involvement with MySQL…

AOL Sells 800 Patents to Microsoft for $1 Billion, AT&T Offloads Yellow Pages Unit

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2012

AOL announced that they have agreed to sell more than 800, out of their 1,100 patents, to Microsoft for the hefty sum of $1.056 billion. “The agreement with Microsoft represents the culmination of a…

Kid Sells Kidney For iPhone and iPad, Suffers Organ Failure

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features the teenager who sold his kidney for an iPhone and iPad, Sony cutting their workforce, and AT&T’s new theme. Kid sells kidney for iPhone and iPad Apple is a household…

SiliconAngle April Events Calendar

By Krystin Lewis Apr 8, 2012

Startup Weekend is making the rounds and SiliconAngle is covering a series of events in the month of April, some of which we will be broadcasting live from #theCube at SiliconAngle.tv. The events we…

Top iPad, Android Tablet Apps for Business: Desktop Connect Leads the Pack

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2012

This week’s featured app is Desktop Connect. It doesn’t exactly compensate for any lack of this type of solutions on the App Store, but it does introduce a very broad range of powerful functions…

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Detroit to Former Yahoo Employees: Come to the Motor City

Lenovo’s Android ICS Tablet Revealed, Apple Making A 5-inch iPad?

AOL Sells 800 Patents to Microsoft for $1 Billion, AT&T Offloads Yellow Pages Unit

Kid Sells Kidney For iPhone and iPad, Suffers Organ Failure

SiliconAngle April Events Calendar

Top iPad, Android Tablet Apps for Business: Desktop Connect Leads the Pack

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