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Dell Debuts New Backup, Storage Offerings

By Maria Deutscher Jan 12, 2012

Hardware maker Dell announced two new storage products: a disk-based deduplication appliance that’s the first of its kind offered by the company, and version 6.0 of Compellent Storage Center. The DR4000 backup appliance used…

Microsoft Stalls Plans for Web TV Streaming Subscriptions

By Kyt Dotson Jan 12, 2012

From an exclusive story at Reuters it looks like Microsoft Corp has put subscription plans for broadcast television streaming to their Xbox LIVE platform on hold. Instead of becoming a replacement for cable, Microsoft…

Will eBay and PayPal Split as Mobile Commerce Peaks?

By Cherr Aira Jan 12, 2012

The last holiday shopping extravaganza showed everyone a glimpse of the future: that of mobile commerce. Aside from having the most sellable line-up from smartphones to tablets, mobility has transcended to the next level…

Google’s “Share Plus Your World” Raises More Privacy Issues

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 12, 2012

Google has been known as “The Search Giant” for years now, and people who were annoyed by commonly asked questions came up with a snappy retort to these unending queries: “Google it.” Last year,…

Attivio Taps CSC for European Consulting Partnership

By Jeffrey Kelly Jan 12, 2012

Attivio announced earlier this week that it has partnered with IT services provider CSC to expand its presence in Europe. CSC will distribute and provide support services for Attivio’s unified information access platform in…

ActiveState’s Stackato Now Supports HP Cloud Services

By Maria Deutscher Jan 12, 2012

Stackato, the open-source private PaaS based on VMware’s Cloud Foundry, can now be deployed on HP Cloud Services. The latter is a cloud-powered platform designed for the enterprise, and is currently in private beta.…

LG Signs Microsoft Patent Deal, Faces Fines for Price Fixing

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 12, 2012

LG Corp., the second-largest South Korean electronics conglomerate company, is creating quite a big buzz, starting with product launches at this year’s CES, and now, they’re caught up in patent deals, looking to investors…

Things You Didn’t Know About CES: Infographic

By Cherr Aira Jan 12, 2012

Bombarded with product launches from some of the tech industry’s biggest names, larger-than-life innovations and even a few surprises—these are the things we do know about the Consumer Electronics Show. Held annually, the largest assembly…

Foxconn Mass Suicide Averted after Worker Negotiations

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 12, 2012

What if you’ve been working your butt off, but when you ask for a raise in salary your boss tells to either quit your job and receive compensation, or keep your job but receive…

Hewlett-Packard vs Oracle, European Edition

By Maria Deutscher Jan 12, 2012

HP and Oracle have extended their legal clash to Europe, now that authorities are investigating accusations by the former claiming that the software giant is using discriminatory practices on licensing and support for Intel-based…

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Microsoft Stalls Plans for Web TV Streaming Subscriptions

Attivio Taps CSC for European Consulting Partnership

LG Signs Microsoft Patent Deal, Faces Fines for Price Fixing

Things You Didn’t Know About CES: Infographic

Foxconn Mass Suicide Averted after Worker Negotiations

Hewlett-Packard vs Oracle, European Edition

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