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Peak Games is Peaking Fast, Bags $19M Funding

By Cherr Aira Sep 27, 2011

Social networking is elbowing out many other industries with its massive popularity on a global scale. One of the luckiest channels here is social gaming. Everyone saw how Zynga, makers of FarmVille and CityVille,…

R.I.P. Reijane Huai: Remembering FalconStor’s Founder and Journey

By Cherr Aira Sep 27, 2011

The tech community mourns today. One of the first brave souls to have changed how the world looks at virtualization is found lifeless in his Long Island home, in what could be a suspected…

Cloudera Partners With Pervasive To Improve Hadoop Performance

By Jeffrey Kelly Sep 27, 2011

Cloudera is enlarging its circle of friends. The company announced two new partnerships this week, one with R specialist Revolution Analytics and another with data integration vendor Pervasive Software. My colleague Maria Deutscher explored…

SlideShare Dumps Flash, Goes All HTML5

By Klint Finley Sep 27, 2011

Starting today all new documents uploaded to SlideShare will be converted to HTML5 instead of Flash. Meanwhile, the company is running a process to re-convert all old documents into HTML5 with the goal of…

Amazon Ablaze with Kindle Fire Hype

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 27, 2011

There are rumors regarding Amazon launching a real tablet, not like the Kindles they have right now. And the latest word is that they will unveil the new tablet tomorrow, September 28, as Amazon…

CloudFlare Launches Free IPv6 Gateway Service

By Klint Finley Sep 27, 2011

The Internet ran out of addresses earlier this year when the primary pool of standard IP addresses, based on Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4), was depleted. To help ease the transition towards the new…

Jaspersoft Brings BI to the iPad with New SDK

By Maria Deutscher Sep 27, 2011

Business intelligence firm Jaspersoft launched Jaspersoft Business Intelligence Suite 4.2, the latest version of its product that comes with one major addition: an open source mobile BI iOS software development kit. The release is the first of…

Google’s Latest “Book” Project is Ancient

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 27, 2011

Ancient scrolls written about 2000 years ago were discovered by Bedouin shepherds in the Judean Desert and were eventually bought by Israeli researchers between 1947 and 1967 from antiquities dealers. The scrolls came to…

Facebook vs Marriage Vows: the GPS Affect

By Cherr Aira Sep 27, 2011

When Mark Zuckerberg and his accomplices created Facebook, I bet it never crossed their quirky genius minds that it could be a network cited as (unofficial) grounds for divorce, or even a subtle swipe…

Piston Cloud Brings First OpenStack Solution: Ready for Prime Time?

By Kristen Nicole Sep 27, 2011

OpenStack has been around for over a year now, racking up some pretty high profile partners especially in the past few months. And as the ecosystem continues to mature, we begin to see some…

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Cloudera Partners With Pervasive To Improve Hadoop Performance

SlideShare Dumps Flash, Goes All HTML5

Amazon Ablaze with Kindle Fire Hype

CloudFlare Launches Free IPv6 Gateway Service

Jaspersoft Brings BI to the iPad with New SDK

Google’s Latest “Book” Project is Ancient

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