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GE Announces New Software Practice with Big Data Focus

By Jeffrey Kelly Nov 21, 2011

General Electric says it plans to hire 400 software architects and engineers to man a new Big Data “nerve center” opening next summer in California. The new practice will focus on developing software to…

New BlackBerries Already on the Decline, Windows Phone 7 Market Intensifies

By Kristina Farrah Nov 21, 2011

RIM got a bit of attention during the initial period of BlackBerry 7 product line release. Right now, however, tides are beginning to change. Emasculating their glory is the nearly incessant growth of the…

RIM Outlook Revised after Outages and Stalled Sales for PlayBook and BlackBerry 7

By Alex Williams Nov 21, 2011

A once bullish analyst for RBC Capital Markets has lowered fiscal third-quarter estimates for Research in Motion due to stalled sales for the Blackberry 7 and the Playbook. According to the Boy Genius Report (BGR),…

Expedia Acquires eLong, Launches Social Integration

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2011

Expedia, the US-based internet travel website, and Renren, the top real-name social network in China, jointly announced that Renren sold eLong, their online travel planning and hotel booking, and flight booking site to Expedia for…

Kinect Developers Start Your Compilers: Microsoft to Launch Accelerator Program

By Kyt Dotson Nov 21, 2011

Developers seeking to take advantage of Kinect and Natural User Interface technology might just get a boost up from Microsoft this coming spring. The software giant has begun signups for their Kinect Accelerator program.…

Galaxy Nexus has Volume Bug, but No Flash (Yet)

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2011

Just last week, the Galaxy Nexus was finally made available in the the UK market. According to AnanTech’s preliminary analysis, the Galaxy Nexus offers better browsing compared to the iPhone 4S, but iPhone 4S…

Apple-Motorola Lawsuit: $2.7 Billion at Risk

By Saroj Kar Nov 21, 2011

Following the victory of Motorola Mobility in a legal dispute against Apple in Germany related to the infringement of two patents, it seems that the Californian Company risks a loss of $2.7 billion in…

Pakistan Curtails Freedom From eVPN To SMS

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2011

Back in August it was reported that Pakistan aimed to ban eVPNs, or encrypted virtual private networks, to tighten their leash and increase cyber security with the rise in documented cyber attacks. This wasn’t…

Save Money and Gas Thanksgiving Weekend with Zimride’s Latest Route

By Phoebe Mandap Nov 21, 2011

Zimride is having a growth spurt, turning to the holidays to launch a new route between San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. Opening to public starting Thanksgiving Day, Zimride will give a free tank of gas…

Using Activity Streams to Give Badges Instead of Performance Reviews

By Alex Williams Nov 21, 2011

It seems like every day we see new ways to turn industrial age management tactics into ones more suited for the digital economy. Take the activity stream, for example. It is becoming the modern…

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GE Announces New Software Practice with Big Data Focus

New BlackBerries Already on the Decline, Windows Phone 7 Market Intensifies

RIM Outlook Revised after Outages and Stalled Sales for PlayBook and BlackBerry 7

Kinect Developers Start Your Compilers: Microsoft to Launch Accelerator Program

Galaxy Nexus has Volume Bug, but No Flash (Yet)

Apple-Motorola Lawsuit: $2.7 Billion at Risk

Using Activity Streams to Give Badges Instead of Performance Reviews

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