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Smaller Display and no LTE May Hamper iPhone 4s

By George Ou Oct 11, 2011

It has been a historic week with the passing of Apple CEO Steve Jobs who was an unrivaled genius of our time. Mr. Jobs and his team of engineers, designers, and company radically transformed the…

AT&T Exceeds Expectations with 5 New Android Phones, Free Apps

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 11, 2011

AT&T shows just how much they love the Android platform, and the growing pool of Android-powered devices. Earlier this year, AT&T announced that they plan on releasing 12 Android smartphones, but they’re ahead of…

AddThis Unravels 5 Years of Sharing Behavior: Infographic

By Kristina Farrah Oct 11, 2011

Five years ago, there were less than a hundred million people using the internet. Today, we have over 1.2 billion users causing traffic to the virtual world on daily basis. Here’s an interesting infographic…

Box Closes $81M Round, Biggest Round to Date

By Maria Deutscher Oct 11, 2011

Box.net, a cloud storage provider, announced it’s closed a massive $81 billion round of funding. New investors Salesforce.com, SAP Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners and New Enterprise Associates chipped in, alongside existing backers Andreessen Horowitz…

E-Marriage Project: An Online Wedding Proposal

By Val Galin Oct 11, 2011

Are you itching to get married but your bride or groom is on another physical location? Or do you want to take advantage of the same-sex marriage law of a certain state without having…

Apple Prepares for Steve Jobs Event Next Week

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 11, 2011

When Apple’s board of directors announced the death of Steve Jobs, they made no mention of what ultimately caused his demise. Most of the public tied his death to pancreatic cancer, which he has…

Time For IBM To Take Its Hadoop Case To The Streets

By Jeffrey Kelly Oct 11, 2011

IBM continues to invest in its Big Data portfolio, today announcing it will acquire Canadian grid management software vendor Platform Computing. But the company has yet to make a concerted effort to educate the…

Amazon’s Kindle Fire Burned with First Patent Suit

By Maria Pila Oct 11, 2011

Amazon’s latest tablet, the Kindle Fire, won’t be available until November, but it has already become the target of a patent lawsuit. Smartphone Technologies, owned by patent collecting and licensing firm Acacia Research Corporation, claimed…

Bottleneck Woes in Virtualization: Infographic

By Maria Deutscher Oct 11, 2011

Tintri, a provider of a virtualization optimized storage system, released an infographic entitled “Storage Holds Back Virtualization Deployments,” in which it laid out the obstacles and demands from their VM customers. In 2011, thirty-six…

BlackBerry Service Restored, Users Await Outage Explanation

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 11, 2011

It was reported yesterday that BlackBerry users in Europe, Middle East and Africa encountered problems as their devices have no internet connection and cannot send or receive e-mail as well use the popular BlackBerry…

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Smaller Display and no LTE May Hamper iPhone 4s

AT&T Exceeds Expectations with 5 New Android Phones, Free Apps

Apple Prepares for Steve Jobs Event Next Week

Time For IBM To Take Its Hadoop Case To The Streets

Amazon’s Kindle Fire Burned with First Patent Suit

BlackBerry Service Restored, Users Await Outage Explanation

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