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Apple Could Make $7M Daily Android Licenses in Lieu of Lawsuits

By Saroj Kar Dec 29, 2011

How could Apple easily earn $7 million per day? According to Kevin Rivette, managing parter at 3LP Advisors, specializing in intellectual property, Apple would be better off negotiating licensing agreements with Android manufacturers rather…

Best Cloud Parties of 2011: Hadoop World Tops the List

By Kristina Farrah Dec 29, 2011

Countless tech events have happened this year, some of which you may have not heard about. These conferences are especially important to developers as they it gives them the chance to learn the best…

Will 2012 be the End of RIM?

By Cherr Aira Dec 29, 2011

HP’s webOS downfall was a great opportunity for Research-in-Motion (RIM) to position themselves as a market leader. But it seems they may just suffer a fate similar to HP’s mobile OS efforts. Reports on…

5 Open Source Startups to Watch in 2012 # 4: Opscode

By Klint Finley Dec 29, 2011

This year we picked five startups commercializing open source projects that look especially strong going into 2012. The list is in no particular order. Opscode is the company behind Chef, a configuration automation tool…

OpenLogic PaaS Now Deploys on Rackspace Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Dec 29, 2011

OpenLogic said today that its open-source PaaS offering can now be deployed by Rackspace Cloud users. CloudSwing is also becoming available via the Rackspace Cloud Tools catalog. CloudSwing’s big attraction is that users can…

5 Open Source Startups to Watch in 2012 # 3: Joyent

By Klint Finley Dec 28, 2011

This year we picked five startups commercializing open source projects that look especially strong going into 2012. The list is in no particular order. Joyent is an IaaS provider and sponsor of Node.js, the…

LCD Makers Settle Another Antitrust Lawsuit Amidst Industry Woes

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2011

Seven different LCD manufacturers have been ordered to split a $553 million bill as part of an antitrust settlement, in addition to having to set up appropriate programs in order to avoid repeating a…

Is 2012 Finally the Year For Windows Phones?

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 28, 2011

Microsoft is lagging behind iOS and Android devices in many regards, and some people are thinking that the company just isn’t serious enough about their mobile offerings. But people’s perception might change when they see Microsoft’s…

Google+ Surpasses 62 Million Users as Growth Continues to Accelerate

By Kyt Dotson Dec 28, 2011

The advent of Google’s reply to social media outlets such as Facebook and Twitter, G+ has done extremely well since its launch. In fact, Paul Allen, founder of Ancestry.com who dubs himself the “unofficial…

Cisco Snaps Back at Brocade, Affirms its Market Position

By Isha Suri Dec 28, 2011

Cisco has had quite a time this year overcoming layoffs and massive restructuring, but that’s no reason for the networking company to take any lip from its competitors. Hoping to prove they’re not lagging behind…

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Apple Could Make $7M Daily Android Licenses in Lieu of Lawsuits

Will 2012 be the End of RIM?

5 Open Source Startups to Watch in 2012 # 4: Opscode

5 Open Source Startups to Watch in 2012 # 3: Joyent

LCD Makers Settle Another Antitrust Lawsuit Amidst Industry Woes

Is 2012 Finally the Year For Windows Phones?

Cisco Snaps Back at Brocade, Affirms its Market Position

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