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Samsung Strikes Back at Apple as Buyers Find their Own Way to Nab Tabs

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 17, 2011

Last week, Federal Court Justice Annabelle Bennett granted Apple’s request to ban the Galaxy Tab 10.1 sale in Australia until after the formal hearing, but declined their request for all Samsung tablets be banned…

Dell Plans for Mobile Workers, an App Ecosystem and Virtualization

By Maria Deutscher Oct 17, 2011

Our own Alex Williams attended Dell World 2011, which focused on several things including Dell’s tablet strategy, Windows 8, the developer ecosystem that powers Dell’s technology and virtualization, to name a few. On the…

Apple Gets Back to Business after Star-Studded Memorial for Jobs

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 17, 2011

On Sunday evening, elite members of the Silicon Valley community made a beeline to Stanford University’s Memorial Church for an intimate service in memory of Silicon Valley legend, Steve Jobs. Just like any Apple event,…

Facebook for iPad Tops Business Tablet Apps of the Week

By Maria Deutscher Oct 16, 2011

This week brought several important enterprise updates to the mobile space, especially where Android is concerned. It’s growing support that the enterprise sector is a ready and willing mobile audience, always in need of…

This Week in Cloud: Storage Key for Enterprise and Consumers

By Maria Deutscher Oct 15, 2011

The past week in the cloud featured a lot of storage updates, both in the enterprise and consumer segments. The first highlight is a partnership between tech veteran IBM and storage startup Nirvanix to…

Skype Infographic – No Silverlight Required [w00t]

By Alex Williams Oct 14, 2011

The one nice thing about a Microsoft infographic about Skype? No Silverlight required! If you want to see the video of Microsoft Skype President Tony Bates, that’s a different story. You’ll need Silverlight to…

Facebook as an Enterprise Vendor? It’s Not as Crazy as It Sounds

By Klint Finley Oct 14, 2011

GigaOM’s Derreck Harris asks whether Facebook might be the next big enterprise software vendor. Why isn’t it crazy? Well, look at Amazon.com. Amazon.com is and was an e-commerce giant. But in 2006, it decided…

DataDirect Networks Strengthens Market Position with Recent Milestones

By Maria Deutscher Oct 14, 2011

Big data storage firm DataDirect Networks is growing its market share by pursing an aggressive strategy that involves expanding their offering portfolio and strengthening the management team. The company’s most recent update is the…

Hadoop Leads Market Trends as Hortonworks gains Traditional Players

By Maria Deutscher Oct 14, 2011

Open-source big data engine Hadoop has become one of the fastest growing trends in the IT world, and the number of companies that get involved with this ecosystem – both solution providers and users…

Medallia Looks to Mobile Web for Real-Time, Location Aware Feedback Loop

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 14, 2011

One of big data’s most elusive targets is customer service, a specialized area of market research that demands action. It’s presented a great opportunity for real-time data analytics, with a…

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Samsung Strikes Back at Apple as Buyers Find their Own Way to Nab Tabs

Apple Gets Back to Business after Star-Studded Memorial for Jobs

Skype Infographic – No Silverlight Required [w00t]

Facebook as an Enterprise Vendor? It’s Not as Crazy as It Sounds

Medallia Looks to Mobile Web for Real-Time, Location Aware Feedback Loop

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