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VMware On the “Right Side” of Virtualization

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2011

Paul Maritz, the head of EMC virtualization subsidiary VMware, is sticking behind the plan he’s been following, and realizing quite successfully, since leaving Microsoft to join the company. He’s naturally been among the most…

We’ll Be Cashless and Cardless by 2016, says PayPal

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2011

As technology invades every aspect of our lives, a recent PayPal report ‘Money: The Digital Tipping Point’ stated that by 2016, Brits would no longer need cash, checks or credit cards to go shopping…

Rumor: Is Microsoft really in the ‘early stages of licensing’ for a Kinect-enabled TV?

By Kyt Dotson Nov 28, 2011

Microsoft is working hard behind the scenes and right up in front to bring Kinect technology into commercial enterprise. It has already proven itself as a powerful human-computer interface for video games, and now…

ARM Widens Appeal to Android Developers with New Toolkit

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2011

Chipmaker ARM, which provides a good portion of the chips that power smartphones today, is now offering free software to Android developers seeking to optimize their code for ARM processors. ARM Development Studio 5…

SAP Eyes Database Dominance with Pure In-Memory Approach

By Jeffrey Kelly Nov 28, 2011

As if there was any doubt after the messaging onslaught at this year’s SAPPHIRE and TechEd conferences, a senior executive in SAP’s business analytics division tells Wikibon that the company is going all-in on…

Juniper, Akamai Contend over Cotendo Acquisition

By Isha Suri Nov 28, 2011

The buzz of the day is that Juniper is looking to take over Cotendo, a startup company with roots in Israel. The opposing contender is Akamai, for which Contendo is already a competitor. The…

What Are the Best Cities for Tech Jobs? A Look Beyond the Valley

By Klint Finley Nov 28, 2011

Joel Kotkin, a professor of urban development, and Forbes Magazine have published a list of the top 10 best cities for tech jobs in the U.S. The results are surprising – the Bay area…

Social is the Interesting Omission From Google’s Timeline on the History of Search

By Alex Williams Nov 28, 2011

Google breaks down its history of search into three categories that focus on how search has evolved and what holds for the future. It focuses on its current search methodologies for how it conducts…

Zynga the Dirty Faced Neighborhood Scoundrel

By Kyt Dotson Nov 28, 2011

When it comes to casual massively multiplayer games distributed over social media like Facebook, Zynga is the go-to-developer; but when it comes to the treatment of employees and corporate culture, they’re woefully behind the…

Galaxy Nexus Pre-Order, Volume Bug Fix Coming Soon

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2011

The recently released Galaxy Nexus faces criticism as early UK users suffered from a volume bug in which the device loses volume at its own accord. The volume bug seems specific for those connected to…

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We’ll Be Cashless and Cardless by 2016, says PayPal

ARM Widens Appeal to Android Developers with New Toolkit

SAP Eyes Database Dominance with Pure In-Memory Approach

Juniper, Akamai Contend over Cotendo Acquisition

What Are the Best Cities for Tech Jobs? A Look Beyond the Valley

Social is the Interesting Omission From Google’s Timeline on the History of Search

Galaxy Nexus Pre-Order, Volume Bug Fix Coming Soon

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