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Privacy Wins with Fresh Facebook-FTC Agreement

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2011

Social networking giant Facebook has reached a privacy settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, WSJ reported. The company has been under intense international scrutiny due to a rather lengthy list of blunders involving…

Michael Rizkalla Leaves HP Amidst webOS Confusion

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2011

Michael Rizkalla, the former senior director of webOS application development at HP, is the latest executive that left the company ever since employment in its consumer units became unstable. “The departure of Rizkalla highlights the…

NexGen, Fusion-io for Upgraded SAN Offering

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2011

NexGen Storage has forged a partnership with flash-based hardware acceleration solutions maker Fusion-io to combine the latter’s technology with its own. The company said the ioMemory powered NexGen n5 Storage System, a hybrid mid-range…

HP’s First Autonomy Products are a Smart Step Forward

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2011

Hewlett Packard revealed the first fruits of the controversial acquisition of unstructured analytics software maker Autonomy. The offerings provide an opportunity for commercial and governmental customers to sort through their big data, and has…

Dell Open-Sources Code for Hadoop Deployment Tool

By Klint Finley Nov 29, 2011

Crowbar is an open source deployment tool developed by Dell originally as part of its Dell OpenStack Cloud service. It started as a tool for installing Open Stack, but can deploy other software through…

Exploding iPhone Raises Questions over Lithium Ion Batteries

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 29, 2011

Lithium ion batteries are the most commonly used type of rechargeable battery used in electronic devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, digital cameras, and now electric cars. They have one of the best energy densities,…

EU to Take Focused Aim at Facebook’s Brand of Privacy

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2011

The big data fuss seem to have trickled down to social media in a rather peculiar fashion. Social media networks, Facebook in particular, have faced a fair share of public scrutiny in the past…

Nexon’s MapleStory Hacked, 13.2 million Korean Online Gamers’ Data Exposed

By Kyt Dotson Nov 29, 2011

Last week, a massive private data breach struck Nexon’s extremely popular massively multiplayer online game, MapleStory that affected nearly three quarters of the 18 million players. According to the MMO publisher, much of the…

Chris Brogan on Google+ for Business, Black Friday Marketing, and the Power of Building a Platform

By socialnerdia Nov 29, 2011

Chris Brogan is a blogger, speaker, consultant, bestselling author and President and CEO of Human Business Works. Chris was one of the very first people I ever “met” on Twitter and I’ve been reading…

Facebook Should Focus on Apps, Not Buffy the Phone

By Maria Pila Nov 29, 2011

Yes, the Facebook phone is apparently real, and its name is Buffy but is a Facebook phone really wanted? According to the guys over at AllThingsD, not that many are interested in having a…

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