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Accenture’s SaaS and Open Source Strategy

By Klint Finley Dec 20, 2011

This week I talked to Jim Adamczyk and Tomas Nystrom of Accenture about how the company’s software-as-a-service and open source strategies. Adamczyk is CTO of Accenture Software and Nystrom is the Accenture global lead…

Google Invests in Solar Power, Facebook Adopts Green Trend

By Maria Deutscher Dec 20, 2011

Tech companies are getting more eco-friendly. Several of the biggest names on the web and in social media have been carrying out similar plans on a very large scale, Google and Facebook being the…

Read This First Before You Purchase That Gift Card!

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 20, 2011

Christmas is just a few days away and I bet some of you aren’t done with your Christmas shopping yet. Most of us are baffled as to what to give our friends, loved ones,…

Blast From the Past: 15 Movers of Technology (Infographic)

By Cherr Aira Dec 20, 2011

The last two and a half decades has taken humanity into larger-than-life technological innovations that were once possible only within the scope of our imaginations. Here we have a line up of the most…

IBM Snatches up Curam as a part of Aggressive Analytics M&A Strategy

By Maria Deutscher Dec 20, 2011

IBM embarked on a series of major software acquisitions recently in order to strengthen its portfolio across a wide range of sectors and industries. Big Blue pursued the analytics angle for the most part…

Google Loves SAP Commitment to HTML5…Whither Silverlight?

By Alex Williams Dec 20, 2011

We had a call with SAP and Google executives this morning and it went okay. It’s great to see SAP show some interest in working with a company that has a real commitment to…

Broadcom Wins Emulex Patent Suit

By Maria Deutscher Dec 20, 2011

After Emulex rejected Broadcom’s two-month effort to acquire the company in July 2009, it filed a patent infringement lawsuit against the latter that has finally been closed, Bloomberg reported. U.S. District Judge James Selna…

Review: Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy Nexus LTE

By Anton Wahlman Dec 20, 2011

Will the real Samsung Galaxy Nexus please stand up? Sadly, a Nexus smartphone made specifically for one network — in this case Verizon Wireless in the U.S. — cannot be a proper Nexus. The…

Kim Jong-il Malware Discovered Roaming the Wild

By Kyt Dotson Dec 20, 2011

From the that-didn’t-take-long department, the recent death of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il has taken its predicted path through social media and spawned malicious spam that takes advantage of exploits in PDF to infect…

YouTube Announces 1 Trillion Playbacks: Reveals 2011 Biggest Video Hits

By Saroj Kar Dec 20, 2011

Earlier last week we looked at some of the most common search engine queries that Google published through Google Zeitgeist. Now, the Google-owned video-streaming platform YouTube has announced the world’s biggest hits over the…

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Google Invests in Solar Power, Facebook Adopts Green Trend

Read This First Before You Purchase That Gift Card!

IBM Snatches up Curam as a part of Aggressive Analytics M&A Strategy

Google Loves SAP Commitment to HTML5…Whither Silverlight?

Broadcom Wins Emulex Patent Suit

Review: Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy Nexus LTE

Kim Jong-il Malware Discovered Roaming the Wild

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