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ReadWriteWeb’s Marshall Kirkpatrick Launches Stealth Social Media Startup Plexus Engine

By Klint Finley Nov 11, 2011

This morning ReadWriteWeb Vice President of Content Development Marshall Kirkpatrick announced that he is stepping back from full-time involvement at the popular tech blog and launching a new startup called Plexus Engine, which will…

High Demand For Real-Time Video Driven By Consumer Demand

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 11, 2011

For every event happening nowadays, you can almost always find a live video feed of that event. Most are free but some you have to pay for. If you’re asking: ‘What’s the big deal…

Microsoft Xbox 360 “Madrid” Beta Dashboard Update Rolls Out

By Kyt Dotson Nov 11, 2011

Thursday, Microsoft announced that it will begin to push out a beta preview of it’s new Xbox 360 code-name “Madrid” dashboard. The beta preview will give a select-few beta testers access to the new…

Siri Gets a Face; Jon Briggs, the Voice of Siri Breaks the Silence

By Saroj Kar Nov 11, 2011

The man behind the male voice on the iPhone 4S Siri system in Britain has revealed himself. The man happens to be Jon Briggs, a former technology specialist. After the launch of the iPhone…

Veterans Day Gets Techie: Job Opportunities, e-Book Donations

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 11, 2011

So what do you really think about this: 11-11-11? If you’re into numerology or Feng shui, this date could signify a lucky day. If you’re one of those people who are waiting for the…

Pageonce CEO on the Wallet of the Future: “Transaction is the Next Step”

By Kristen Nicole Nov 11, 2011

The role of the mobile app has become a very personal matter, aiding us in everyday tasks on a whole new level. Pageonce has seen the evolution of the mobile app as a personal…

Steam’s User Database Compromised, Possible Credit-Card Information Theft

By Kyt Dotson Nov 11, 2011

Earlier this week it came to our attention that Valve’s video game digital download service, Steam, had suffered an intrusion on its user forums—it has now come to our attention, via a message sent…

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.…

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Microsoft Xbox 360 “Madrid” Beta Dashboard Update Rolls Out

Siri Gets a Face; Jon Briggs, the Voice of Siri Breaks the Silence

Veterans Day Gets Techie: Job Opportunities, e-Book Donations

Pageonce CEO on the Wallet of the Future: “Transaction is the Next Step”

Steam’s User Database Compromised, Possible Credit-Card Information Theft

From Acquisitions to Trashed Products, Is Google Too Diverse?

iPhone 4S Batterygate Fix Now Available; Yellowgate Still Unfixed

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