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Apple’s Request to Ban All Samsung Tablets In Australia Denied

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 14, 2011

After winning a preliminary injunction to ban Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the Australian market yesterday, Apple appeared in court today hoping that another one of their requests would be granted. Apple and Samsung…

Microsoft Licenses Muscle In on Amazon Kindle Fire

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 14, 2011

Microsoft has a massive patent portfolio, which it uses to protect itself from companies illegally using their technology. If Apple deals with infringement cases by taking companies to court, Microsoft has a more readily monetized…

Dell Gets It – Developers are the new Kingmakers

By Alex Williams Oct 14, 2011

Developers are the new king makers. I hear that RedMonk phrase more often these days. It came up again yesteday in an interview at Dell World with Barton George, Dell’s cloud computing evangelist whose…

Cloud Storage Startup Leaders – Box.net for Consumer Nirvanix for Enterprise – Proof in the Customer Uptake

By John Furrier Oct 13, 2011

We just covered the big IBM cloud announcement yesterday and now more action in cloud storage. In recent months we’ve heard enterprise storage companies rachet up its claims of being a enterprise cloud storage…

IBM PaaS: It’s All About the Middleware

By Klint Finley Oct 13, 2011

IBM’s been working on its WebSphere based platform-as-a-service for years now. GigaOM first reported a public beta of the service way back in 2009. This week IBM gave its SmartCloud portfolio of service a…

iCloud Media Hub Titilates but is it For Everyone?

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 13, 2011

iCloud, which was said to be conceptualized by the late Steve Jobs back in 1996 when he was still with NeXT, was formally released to the public yesterday and Apple fans can now experience…

Likes and Check-ins Add Up to 2M Springpad Users

By Kristina Farrah Oct 13, 2011

Springpad, the smart notebook app that helps you remember anything you come across when you need it most, today announced that it has saved 27 million products, books, movies, music, recipes, places and digital…

Google Not Planning to Buy Akamai, Debunks Early Rumors

By Maria Deutscher Oct 13, 2011

Yesterday Business Insider reported that internet search giant Google may be planning to acquire Akamai, a web acceleration solutions maker. This resulted in a 10 percent rise in the latter’s shares, which have been…

Microsoft Calling for Beta Testers for the New Xbox Metro-Style dashboard

By Steven Hodson Oct 13, 2011

Metro is permeating through just about every product in Microsoft’s arsenal and word came out during the last week that even the Xbox 360 would be getting a Metro make-over. According to the rumor,…

Dennis Ritchie RIP: Computer Science Pioneer and Father of the C Programming Language

By Kyt Dotson Oct 13, 2011

Dennis Ritchie, the inventor of the programming language C and the co-inventor of the UNIX operating system has shuffled off this mortal coil. His contributions to contemporary computing are so far reaching that his…

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Apple’s Request to Ban All Samsung Tablets In Australia Denied

Microsoft Licenses Muscle In on Amazon Kindle Fire

Dell Gets It – Developers are the new Kingmakers

Cloud Storage Startup Leaders – Box.net for Consumer Nirvanix for Enterprise – Proof in the Customer Uptake

iCloud Media Hub Titilates but is it For Everyone?

Microsoft Calling for Beta Testers for the New Xbox Metro-Style dashboard

Dennis Ritchie RIP: Computer Science Pioneer and Father of the C Programming Language

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