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Microsoft Makes Waves with Kinect for Windows Debut Starting February 1st, 2012

By Kyt Dotson Jan 10, 2012

Redmond based Microsoft recently announced the due date of its Kinect for Windows project that will bring their much-vaunted hardware out of the gaming console and into the arena of the PC platform. The…

Boycott SOPA Supporters With New Android App

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2012

Quick Recap: Last year, lawmakers were so intent on finding a solution to stop piracy. They came up with Protect IP Act or PIPA, Stop Online Piracy Act or SOPA, and finally ”The Online…

The Smartest Home on the Block

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2012

How would you feel if every piece of appliance in your home were “smart”? Like a refrigerator that tells you which foods to eat and avoid, or if a food is nearly expired and…

RIM Gets Back to Basics: CES Demos Focus on Business Users, Cloud

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2012

Research in Motion, maker of BlackBerry devices, has been awfully quiet for some time now. 2011 wasn’t kind to RIM, with the service outage, slow OS update, flopped tablet and a lot more headache-inducing…

Broadcom and Qualcomm Commit to HomePlug

By Maria Deutscher Jan 10, 2012

Broadcom and Atheros, Qualcomm’s networking division, published a joint release announcing the two companies’ support for the HomePlug electronics power line standard family. This willingness encompasses the newly sanctioned HomePlug AV2 as well, which…

Four Questions to Consider When Choosing a Home Generator

By Jay Livens Jan 10, 2012

A business colleague recent tweeted a question about choosing a home generator. He was concerned about recent power outages in New England and worried that they would continue in the upcoming months and years.…

Connected Drivers Get a Speed Pass at CES: Best New Apps, Services

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2012

The 2012 International CES conference is in full swing. Exhibitors from different sectors of the tech world flocked to Las Vegas to show off their soon-to-be launched products. But of all the various products showcased…

Will a Split Android Market Doom the OS? The Benefits of Diversity

By Tom Foremski Jan 10, 2012

Antonio Rodriguez, a successful serial entrepreneur and now a VC, is very pessimistic about the future of Android. In this post titled: Android as we know it will die in the next two years…

eVoice VoIP Saves Dropped Calls with WiFi

By Kristina Farrah Jan 10, 2012

A hub for product launches, CES has yet again accommodated the unveiling of a new mobile app for Android called eVoice. This mobile app is a collaboration between eVoice, a "Radically Better Phone Number"…

ScaleXtreme Updates DB Automation Tool

By Maria Deutscher Jan 10, 2012

ScaleXtreme added some UI enhancements to both versions of its cloud-based deployment management platform: the free ScaleXtreme Xpress and the full ScaleXtreme Expert subscription service. The automation solution was revealed in August last year,…

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Microsoft Makes Waves with Kinect for Windows Debut Starting February 1st, 2012

Boycott SOPA Supporters With New Android App

The Smartest Home on the Block

RIM Gets Back to Basics: CES Demos Focus on Business Users, Cloud

Broadcom and Qualcomm Commit to HomePlug

Four Questions to Consider When Choosing a Home Generator

Connected Drivers Get a Speed Pass at CES: Best New Apps, Services

Will a Split Android Market Doom the OS? The Benefits of Diversity

eVoice VoIP Saves Dropped Calls with WiFi

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