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Giving Every Day Users A Way to Transform IBM Lotus Data into New Apps

By Alex Williams Jan 17, 2012

You never know what you might find when in search of a good coffee. RedMonk’s James Governor was none too pleased with the selection on the Walt Disney World “Boardwalk,” here at Lotusphere. With…

Yahoo Founder Jerry Yang Quits Yahoo – End of An Era Again

By John Furrier Jan 17, 2012

Jerry Yang stepped down from the board of Yahoo and severed all ties with Yahoo the company that he founded. As the young Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg rises taller everyday, the legend Jerry Yang…

Embracing the Spreadsheet: Two Approaches to Self-Service Business Intelligence

By Jeffrey Kelly Jan 17, 2012

Business users love Excel. Well, love is probably too strong a word. Let’s say business users are comfortable with Excel for performing daily reporting and analytic tasks. But the ubiquitous Microsoft spreadsheet application has…

Sprint Changes its Tune on Carrier IQ Support

By Maria Deutscher Jan 17, 2012

Sprint confirmed that is its working with its OEMs to remove Carrier IQ from its devices. The first one handset that will get its firmware replaced is the HTC EVO 3D, and based on…

ComScore: YouTube Losing Out to Hulu on Video Ads

By Cherr Aira Jan 17, 2012

The digital media battleground will continue to flare up this year. Online video is expected to be at the forefront, with components like mobility and social integration giving it a heady push towards success.…

CloudFlare Develops Anti-SOPA/PROTECT-IP App Just in Time for Blackout

By Kyt Dotson Jan 17, 2012

Tomorrow will be a big day for sites protesting against the “Stop Online Piracy Act” dubbed the “Internet blacklist bill” by opponents and the PROTECT-IP bill. January 18 is the date set by numerous…

Spectrum Reality

By richardbennett Jan 17, 2012

Now that a detente of sorts has been reached with Congressional efforts to muzzle some of the most egregious criminal sites on the Internet, attention came resume on some of the other pressing tech…

Apple Still Seeks German Ban on Samsung Sales with Latest Lawsuit

By Isha Suri Jan 17, 2012

Apple has once again jumped into the lawsuit game. This time the iPhone manufacturer has filed another case against Samsung, targeting over 10 smartphone models. Apple has filed this lawsuit in the Dusseldorf Regional…

From Android to Siri, Steve Wozniak Sees Apple’s Hurdles

By Maria Deutscher Jan 17, 2012

Steve Wozniak seems to believe that Android has quite a bit more potential than iOS, the flagship platform – at least by revenue – of the consumer electronics giant he helped co-found with the…

We’re Waiting: Hacker Threatened to Release Full Source Code for Norton Antivirus

By Kyt Dotson Jan 17, 2012

Saturday, a hacker going by the handle of Yama Tough threatened via Twitter that they would release the source code of Symantec’s flagship antivirus software product Norton Antivirus on Tuesday. “This coming Tuesday behold…

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Giving Every Day Users A Way to Transform IBM Lotus Data into New Apps

Yahoo Founder Jerry Yang Quits Yahoo – End of An Era Again

Embracing the Spreadsheet: Two Approaches to Self-Service Business Intelligence

Sprint Changes its Tune on Carrier IQ Support

Spectrum Reality

Apple Still Seeks German Ban on Samsung Sales with Latest Lawsuit

From Android to Siri, Steve Wozniak Sees Apple’s Hurdles

We’re Waiting: Hacker Threatened to Release Full Source Code for Norton Antivirus

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