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Will Android@Home Launch with Android 5.0?

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 22, 2012

Last year, even before Android 4.0 a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich was officially launched for public use, talk of the next Android version had already surfaced, though there was little information, except that it was unofficially…

Cable, Mobile Carriers Anxious to Topple Netflix

By Kristina Farrah Feb 22, 2012

One of the hottest goings-on in the online video scene right now involves the clash between Comcast and Netflix as the latter aims at rivaling the former by launching its own online streaming service.…

Tech Founders Over 40: The Advantages of Maturity

By Allen Shulman Feb 22, 2012

I don’t look like the typical entrepreneur at the 500 Startups Accelerator program. My hair is white. The bags under my eyes have bags. And, I don’t get carded when I order a drink.…

Lawrence Man Sues Google for Browser Tracking

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 22, 2012

Google is facing some scrutiny over its latest tracking browser activities. The first situation was exposed by the Wall Street Journal, claiming Google used a computer code to track the browsing activities of Safari…

VoIP’s Mobile Takeover Brings eVoice to Android

By Kristina Farrah Feb 22, 2012

Integrating advanced business features into popular phones and tablets, eVoice, in partnershop with j2 Global Inc. launched the new VoIP mobile app for Android. This will guarantee business calls are answered on personal devices…

Dotcom Granted Bail, Grooveshark Blocked By Danish ISP

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 22, 2012

Earlier this week it was reported that new charges were filed against Kim Dotcom, founder of Megaupload, and his associates. The new charges stated that “Megaupload reproduced content from third-party websites, including YouTube, with…

Apple Defends iPad In Chinese Court, RIM Finally Launches Native Email App

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 22, 2012

In today’s morning mobile round-up we have long-awaited updates for RIM’s PlayBook, a heated court battle for Apple’s trademark iPad in China and the latest rumored gadget from Google. e-Mail on the PlayBook, at…

Atlassian Adds Social Collaboration Features to JIRA 5

By Klint Finley Feb 22, 2012

Atlassian has added a set of new social collaboration features in version 5 of its popular bug tracking tool JIRA, available as both a hosted service or as an installable on-premise application. And perhaps…

The Cost of Freemium Games: an Economy All Its Own

By Cherr Aira Feb 22, 2012

Even though it is highly debatable as a monetization system, the economics of “freemium” are taking over the landscape of mobile gaming. A mash-up of “free” and “premium,” this model suggests the best of…

Who Cares if a Toilet Maker Has More Data Than the Library of Congress? [Infographic]

By Alex Williams Feb 21, 2012

The Library of Congress is so often used to compare how much more data we produce than could ever be stored in a building with seemingly endless shelves filled with books. It’s an analogy…

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Will Android@Home Launch with Android 5.0?

Tech Founders Over 40: The Advantages of Maturity

Lawrence Man Sues Google for Browser Tracking

VoIP’s Mobile Takeover Brings eVoice to Android

Dotcom Granted Bail, Grooveshark Blocked By Danish ISP

Apple Defends iPad In Chinese Court, RIM Finally Launches Native Email App

Who Cares if a Toilet Maker Has More Data Than the Library of Congress? [Infographic]

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