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From Acquisitions to Trashed Products, Is Google Too Diverse?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 11, 2011

Google has been stacking up their cards with acquisitions. In the past few months, they bought Fridge, the social network startup, PittPatt, the facial recognition technology, The DealMap, a daily deals service, and just last month there…

Pano Logic Update Adds More VDI Flexibility

By Maria Deutscher Nov 11, 2011

User virtualization vendor Pano Logic launched Pano System 5 into general availability, the latest version of its offering which is essentially pre-configured VDI solution that includes both hardware and software. This latest product features…

iPhone 4S Batterygate Fix Now Available; Yellowgate Still Unfixed

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 11, 2011

Eager Apple fans who purchased the iPhone 4S when it launched suffered either Yellowgate and/or Batterygate, while those who opted to just upgrade their compatible iPhone to the new iOS 5 suffered from Batterygate.…

Hadoop is Ready for Enterprise Says Creator Doug Cutting and Former Bank of America Data Scientist Abhi Mehta

By Klint Finley Nov 10, 2011

Abhi Mehta was a managing director for Bank of America. Now he’s running his own big data startup Tresata, which he announced on theCube last February. Mehta returned to theCube at HadoopWorld 2011, where…

How SXSW is Branching Out for Startups

By Kristen Nicole Nov 10, 2011

The upcoming 2012 SXSW Interactive Festival is, perhaps, one of the most exciting yearly events that have allocated a space for the tech sector, as well as startups, entrepreneurs, investors and cutting-edge digital taste…

Pokemon-esque Game for iPhone MinoMonsters Catches Them All December 16

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 10, 2011

There are thousands of apps available apps in Apple’s iTunes App Store and it’s really difficult to choose the right app. Imaginary Feet’s Crosswa.lk could help you in your dilemma but I think most…

Social Video Takes Lead with Spreecast and LiveLead Services

By Isha Suri Nov 10, 2011

Social videos have become a rage these days and this is quite evident from lots of startup companies coming up with similar services. Two of the latest ones include Spreecast and LiveLead, who are…

Datameer Chief Stefan Groschupf Talks Business Agility at Hadoop World 2011

By Maria Deutscher Nov 10, 2011

Stefan Groschupf, the co-founder and chief executive officer of analytics software maker Datameer, visited theCube to have a chat with SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier and Wikibon’s Dave Vellante. Groschupf gave us a rub-down of…

Adobe Flash Mobile Pullout, So What Happens Now?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 10, 2011

Yesterday, Adobe Systems announced that they will be pulling the plug for Flash for mobile as well as sack 750 employees from North America and Europe to cut cost of expenses. The decision to…

“Unlimited” Now Equals 300 Megabytes

By George Ou Nov 10, 2011

A small wireless company called Republic Wireless has started a new “unlimited” wireless voice/text/data service for $19 per month. It was bad enough when companies were calling 5 gigabytes unlimited, but Republic Wireless has stretched…

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From Acquisitions to Trashed Products, Is Google Too Diverse?

iPhone 4S Batterygate Fix Now Available; Yellowgate Still Unfixed

Hadoop is Ready for Enterprise Says Creator Doug Cutting and Former Bank of America Data Scientist Abhi Mehta

Pokemon-esque Game for iPhone MinoMonsters Catches Them All December 16

Datameer Chief Stefan Groschupf Talks Business Agility at Hadoop World 2011

Adobe Flash Mobile Pullout, So What Happens Now?

“Unlimited” Now Equals 300 Megabytes

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