Occupy Wall Street: Interactive Tech Brings a Message to the World
We’ve been hearing about Occupy Wall Street for almost four weeks now but it seems like no one really has a clear idea of who they are, why are they protesting, where they are…
Cloud Sync Gets Hotter: Citrix Acquires ShareFile
By Klint Finley
I’ve been saying in recent weeks that file syncing is hot. Dropbox reportedly declined a $600 million acquisition offer from Apple, and Box is rumored to have declined an offer of over $500 million.…
The Problem with your 3 Year-Old Playing Angry Birds on your iPhone
The advent of computer games comprises half of my childhood, but it was more like Nintendo games such Super Mario and Milk Nuts, and then Counter Strike and Diablo later on. To be honest,…
IBM Expands SmartCloud Portfolio to Partners, SMBs
IBM has been around for more than a century, and is a traditional player in the market, to say the least. However the company is always making strides to adapt to market trends in…
Buzz – Dell To Drop Android and Go All In On Windows 8 Tablets
I am at Dell World and there’s a lot of buzz that Dell will drop Android and go all in with Windows 8 for the tablet market. Dell CEO Michael Dell hinted at the…
The Big Apple Delivers Big Data for Improved NYC BigApps Challenge 2011
The NYC BigApps 3.0 just launched, and it marks the third year of the competition. It’s calling for software developers and members of the public to create and develop web and mobile applications using…
Does Dell’s CEO have a “Steve Jobs Plan” for the Company’s Future? DellWorld 2011
Every major tech corporation has its own conference, and electronics giant Dell is no exception. Dell World is kicking off this week, and this year will be the last conference the company will be…
Apple Wins In Australian Court While Samsung Wins Allies
Samsung tried to rain on Apple’s parade days before the iPhone 4S is to be sold in the Australian market, as the Korean company setup a pop up shop just a few stores away from…
HP Layoff Rumors Grow as webOS Takes a Back Seat
Electronics giant Hewlett-Packard is now being led by the third CEO in two years, and the changes that analysts and company insiders predicted are now starting to realize, according to early reports. HP reportedly…
BlackBerry Service “Improving” as RIM Explains System Failure
After three days of service outages, Research in Motion announced that BlackBerry’s service has now improved. According to RIM, the outage problem was from a system failure followed by “backlog issues.” RIM reported that…