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Android, Search Integration Key to Google TV Revamp

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 28, 2011

About a year ago Google launched their Smart TV platform, Google TV. This was from the collaboration of Google, Intel, Sony and Logitech. And now, after a year, Google finally launched the much needed…

FCC Hard at Work with $4.5B Connect America Fund

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 28, 2011

In this modern age, it’s hard to believe that there are still areas in the US that don’t have broadband access. And this is what Chairman Julius Genachowski’s proposal aims to resolve. In his…

Neo Technology Broadens NoSQL Movement with Spring Data

By Kristen Nicole Oct 28, 2011

Enterprise database company Neo Technology unveiled Spring Data Neo4j 2.0 at the SpringOne 2GX 2011 conference this week, the latest version of its NoSQL database for the Spring framework. Neo4j is a part of the…

This Week in Mobile: from Nokia’s Return to Android’s Takeover

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 28, 2011

This week proves to be one of the busiest weeks for mobile manufacturers as different companies launched their products. New apps are also on the rise, amongst other developments that revolve around the mobile…

Report: Use of Macs in the Enterprise is Rising, but Support Isn’t

By Klint Finley Oct 28, 2011

According to a new report from Forrester, the use of Macintosh computers in the enterprise is rising, but support for Macs isn’t. Analyst David K. Johnson and his co-authors call on IT to repeal…

Do We Really Need AI? Or Are We Just Bored With Our Lives?

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 28, 2011

It seems like technology has been losing one legend after another. From Steve Jobs, who brought us innovative devices, to Dennis Ritchie, Father of C programming language, and recently artificial intelligence pioneer, John McCarthy…

SAP Reports Strong Q3, Debuts Latest BI Software

By Maria Deutscher Oct 28, 2011

Software maker SAP held its earnings call for the third quarter of 2011, and reported some pretty positive results. Net profit rose to $1.77 billion from $708.9 million a year earlier. Ten percent of…

Can Groupon Survive Google’s Deals Push?

By Saroj Kar Oct 28, 2011

Google has beefing up its own local deals offering just in time for Groupon’s IPO. The Mountain View Company is partnering with 14 daily deals providers and expanding aggressively into the local commerce market, all…

Innovation Stems from Good Problems

By Klint Finley Oct 27, 2011

RedMonk co-founder analyst Stephen O’Grady calls out Forrester analyst Mike Gualtieri’s statement that “Open source never seems to be the innovator. Instead, it seems to disrupt pricing power for established technologies” in a blog…

Yes!! Good Move – HP Keeping PC Division

By John Furrier Oct 27, 2011

HP announced in a statement today that they are keeping the PC Division. See full release below. I was livid and jumping up and down on my blog saying that HP was crazy for…

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FCC Hard at Work with $4.5B Connect America Fund

This Week in Mobile: from Nokia’s Return to Android’s Takeover

Report: Use of Macs in the Enterprise is Rising, but Support Isn’t

Do We Really Need AI? Or Are We Just Bored With Our Lives?

Can Groupon Survive Google’s Deals Push?

Innovation Stems from Good Problems

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