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Mobile Industry Solidifies Strategies around BYOD

By Saroj Kar Oct 17, 2011

The running theme for many companies that participated in the CTIA Enterprise & Applications conference last week was BYOD, seeking ways to extend devices, support and services beyond iPhone or Android boundaries. But this…

Shopify, Grockit Raise New Funding Rounds to Fuel Growth

By Kristina Farrah Oct 17, 2011

Apart from innovation and patent wars, there’s the struggle that exist among investors in finding the potentially next big thing to invest on its growth, and be among those who rip off the lavish…

This is the Type of Poll Microsoft is Hoping for with Windows Phone

By Steven Hodson Oct 17, 2011

There are a lot of polls and surveys that seem to pop up daily that proclaim the winners and losers in the mobile space, and for the most part, the tech pundits have had…

A Bottoms-Up Approach to News? Newspapers’ Reach is Greater than Internet’s

By Tom Foremski Oct 17, 2011

Here’s an interesting report on Poynter.org from the World Newspaper Congress and World Editors Forum in Vienna, Austria, and a survey of 69 countries: The annual survey shows that newspapers reach 2.3 billion people…

The iPhone 4S Buying Experience

By richardbennett Oct 17, 2011

I bought my first iPhone Friday after bucking the trend for lo these many years. This was an upgrade from the Blackberry Bold 9000 that I’ve carried for nearly three years. The iPhone isn’t…

ActiveState Joins OpenStack, Extends Features and Support

By Maria Deutscher Oct 17, 2011

ActiveState, the developer of the private PaaS solution Stackato, has joined the Open Virtualization Alliance (OVA). This is a big milestone for the company, which puts a special emphasis on keeping its platform infrastructure-agnostic.…

RIM’s Post-Outage Peace Offering: Free Apps and a PlayBook

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 17, 2011

Last week Research In Motion suffered a major meltdown as BlackBerry users from Europe, Middle East, Africa, India, Brazil and Chile experienced a service outage, starting Monday and lasting for three days. RIM explained…

IPO Fever: Is the Party Still On?

By Saroj Kar Oct 17, 2011

More and more big enterprises have begun to rely on software to provide online services. To extend the company’s market value, entrepreneurs continue to come up with new business plans, many looking to a…

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…

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Mobile Industry Solidifies Strategies around BYOD

Shopify, Grockit Raise New Funding Rounds to Fuel Growth

This is the Type of Poll Microsoft is Hoping for with Windows Phone

A Bottoms-Up Approach to News? Newspapers’ Reach is Greater than Internet’s

The iPhone 4S Buying Experience

RIM’s Post-Outage Peace Offering: Free Apps and a PlayBook

IPO Fever: Is the Party Still On?

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

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