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Netflix Reneges on DVD Rentals as Cable Ups the Ante

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 17, 2012

Netflix’s price increase last year rather infuriated some of their patrons. Many thought that the $16/month charge for both streaming and DVD rental was too much, and some even threatened to leave. But what angered them…

How Do We Protect Kids’ Data in Mobile Apps?

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 17, 2012

More children, not teenagers, are using mobile devices. Sometimes they use their parents’ gadgets but some lucky kids get their own. Some parents don’t think much of it, but what they fail to consider…

New Twitter Layout & Self-Serve Ads: Good for Business

By Saroj Kar Feb 17, 2012

Today when you browse the Twitter Home page, you might be surprised to see a new layout. Indeed, Twitter has upgraded its new profile interface to all users. Initially launched to a small group…

Apple Wins Against Momo, Google Tricks Safari

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 17, 2012

Apple won the case regarding the slide-to-unlock patent against Motorola Mobility in a German court. The patent concerned, EP1964022, covers “unlocking a device by performing gestures on an unlock image.” According to a report…

Basecamp Goes Back to the Basics with a New, Cleaner UI

By Alex Williams Feb 16, 2012

37 Signals Founder Jason Fried previewed a redesign today for Basecamp that has three things in mind: Speed Big Picture Focus It’s the first time since 2004 that Basecamp has had such an overhaul.…

Yahoo Releases YSlow Open Source on Github

By Klint Finley Feb 16, 2012

For years Yahoo’s application YSlow has been a staple in the Web developer’s toolkit since 2007. Now the company has released the code on Github under the BSD license. The apps is entirely built…

Hortonworks Quietly Shuffles Its Management Team

By Klint Finley Feb 16, 2012

This morning Hortonworks announced its training and certification program. What it didn’t announce that is that it has quietly shuffled its management team, a fact that’s reflected on its website. The biggest change, as…

Redis is Hot. What Can You Use It For?

By Klint Finley Feb 16, 2012

If you haven’t heard of the in-memory key-value store Redis, you’ll probably be hearing about more in the near future. Other NoSQL databases, such as the document database MongoDB remain somewhat controversial among practitioners.…

SAP-Success Factors Acquisition is Official

By Maria Deutscher Feb 16, 2012

Today SAP announced that its tender offer for all outstanding shares of Success Factors’ common stock is closed. The merger is expected to be completed in a few days, a SAP spokeswoman told SiliconANGLE. The…

Rackspace Acquires SharePoint Services Firm

By Klint Finley Feb 16, 2012

Cloud hosting provider Rackspace announced today that it has acquired Sharepoint 911, a firm dedicated to providing services for Microsoft SharePoint. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. This acquisition will give Rackspace more…

the latest

How Do We Protect Kids’ Data in Mobile Apps?

Apple Wins Against Momo, Google Tricks Safari

Basecamp Goes Back to the Basics with a New, Cleaner UI

Yahoo Releases YSlow Open Source on Github

Hortonworks Quietly Shuffles Its Management Team

Redis is Hot. What Can You Use It For?

SAP-Success Factors Acquisition is Official

Rackspace Acquires SharePoint Services Firm

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