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Flood Aftermath Hampers Tech Sector, Drives Thai Gov’t to Improve

By Isha Suri Jan 20, 2012

Though the disastrous floods of Thailand are over, the aftermath still persists, severely affecting the technology sector. Throughout Thailand, the streets are littered with detritus, the phones don’t work, and rusted machinery has been…

SAP Acquires Datango to Invigorate Enterprise Training Portfolio

By Maria Deutscher Jan 20, 2012

SAP acquired Datango for an undisclosed amount, a maker of IT training solutions that the business software maker hopes will manage to stand out in a sleepy market. Datango certainly has potential, a claim…

Apple’s Latest Patent Win against Samsung, Foxconn Boss Calls Employees “Animals”

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 20, 2012

The mobile world is once again rattled by lawsuits. The ongoing legal battles are indicative of a maturing mobile market that’s in the middle of determining its long-term leaders, with Apple, Samsung, Google, Microsoft…

Intel Restructures Top Management, Names Brian Krzanich as COO

By Saroj Kar Jan 20, 2012

Intel has promoted Brian Krzanich to the position chief operating officer as a part of an ongoing effort to restructure aspects of the company and its top level management. Krzanich will be reporting to…

Amazon Kindle Fire Could be More Profitable Product Than You Think

By Saroj Kar Jan 20, 2012

We all know that the Amazon Kindle Fire sells for only $199.99, and Amazon reportedly losses $2 to $3 on each sell. But selling a device for a loss – Amazon is actually making…

Oracle Could Make Big Money with a Copyright Win Against Google

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 20, 2012

Earlier this month, Federal Judge William Alsup who is presiding over the Oracle vs. Google case, entered his final pretrial order stating that the case would go to a jury trial on or after…

Are You Guilty of These Facebook Follies? [Infographic]

By Kristina Farrah Jan 20, 2012

Have you ever been submerged to the internet culture long enough to notice that your cyber disposition kinda strays away from who you actually are? I have, and among the many places in the…

Megaupload.com Debacle Spawns Largest Anonymous DDoS Attack Yet

By Kyt Dotson Jan 20, 2012

Yesterday, authorities announced a raid on Megaupload—a now popular Hong Kong-based file sharing site locked in a dramatic legal spat with Universal—a mere day after the highly publicized web-wide SOPA blackout date. The action…

Return of the Hacktivist

By John Casaretto Jan 20, 2012

Anonymous is back!! And in a big way. While 2012 has been projected as the year that cyber security becomes the highest priority over traditional military. With an interest and national security that lies…

Social, Mobile the Saviors for Google Last Year

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 20, 2012

The internet search giant, Google Inc., had their fourth quarter earnings report yesterday, which showed that the company fetched less money per click on their ubiquitous online ads. Investors were hoping that Google’s Q4…

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Flood Aftermath Hampers Tech Sector, Drives Thai Gov’t to Improve

SAP Acquires Datango to Invigorate Enterprise Training Portfolio

Apple’s Latest Patent Win against Samsung, Foxconn Boss Calls Employees “Animals”

Intel Restructures Top Management, Names Brian Krzanich as COO

Amazon Kindle Fire Could be More Profitable Product Than You Think

Oracle Could Make Big Money with a Copyright Win Against Google

Megaupload.com Debacle Spawns Largest Anonymous DDoS Attack Yet

Return of the Hacktivist

Social, Mobile the Saviors for Google Last Year

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