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7 Tech Firms Face Antitrust Lawsuit For Anti-poaching Agreement

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 20, 2012

Seven technology companies are facing an antitrust class action lawsuit for allegedly conspiring not to poach each other’s employees. Apple Inc., Google Inc., Intel Corp., Adobe Systems Inc., Intuit Inc., Walt Disney Co.’s Pixar…

Fusion-io Offers Flash SDK to Software Devs

By Maria Deutscher Apr 20, 2012

Fusion-io makes flash storage that can credit a tremendous amount of its popularity to the sophisticated software powering it, such as the Atomic Writes I/O cutting extension. The company is responsible for slowly pushing…

Day 4 of the Google-Oracle Trial: Courtroom Transformed Into Classroom

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 20, 2012

Quick recap: The Google-Oracle trial began on Monday. Oracle sued Google for allegedly infringing Java patents for the Android platform. The first day of trial was spent on jury selection and Oracle’s opening statements.…

RIM To Open Source BlackBerry OS, Samsung Preps Cloud Service?

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 20, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features RIM’s plan to open source BlackBerry OS, Samsung to unveil cloud service, Apple’s 4G issue in Australia and more. BlackBerry OS open source Research in Motion is kind of like…

OpenStack’s Game: The Enemy’s Gate Is Down

By Matt Weinberger Apr 19, 2012

There’s this idea out there that OpenStack, the open source cloud computing platform project started by Rackspace Hosting and NASA and since taken up by over 150 other companies, is out to erode the…

It’s Time to Bring More AppSec Into AppDev

By Klint Finley Apr 19, 2012

Earlier this month Michael A. Davis wrote for Information Week that NoSQL equals “no security,” echoing Alex Popescu’s musing last month that for many NoSQL projects, security is an after thought. According to Davis:…

8+ Splunk Alternatives

By Klint Finley Apr 19, 2012

Splunk just announced its IPO today, and it’s getting a lot of attention. But don’t forget about its alternatives. Splunk isn’t just for logs, and there’s not a clear general purpose alternative to Splunk.…

Spotify Tunes Up Android but Still Has a Ways to Go

By Saroj Kar Apr 19, 2012

Spotify for Android gets an update with a complete design makeover and improved navigation, more social media integration and high resolution artist images. The update comes at a time when users have had many…

W2O Expands to Big Data with Ravel Merger

By Maria Deutscher Apr 19, 2012

The W2O Group, an alliance of companies that run marketing and outsourced development, has achieved a foothold in the analytics space with the acquisition of Ravel. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Ravel…

Another Boastful Anonymous Hacker Arrested in Utah

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 19, 2012

It seems like hackers can’t keep their ego in check. Another hacker got arrested for bragging his feats. John Anthony Borell III of Utah was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation as they…

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7 Tech Firms Face Antitrust Lawsuit For Anti-poaching Agreement

Fusion-io Offers Flash SDK to Software Devs

Day 4 of the Google-Oracle Trial: Courtroom Transformed Into Classroom

RIM To Open Source BlackBerry OS, Samsung Preps Cloud Service?

OpenStack’s Game: The Enemy’s Gate Is Down

It’s Time to Bring More AppSec Into AppDev

8+ Splunk Alternatives

W2O Expands to Big Data with Ravel Merger

Another Boastful Anonymous Hacker Arrested in Utah

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