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Of Fraud And Infringement: An Awkward Google Tale

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2011

Patent infringement cases are so common these days, they’ve become the norm amongst mobile players. The latest to make headlines is Motorola Mobility, a company in the process of being acquired by Google, and…

Apple: A Memorable Week in Review

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2011

The week started with much anticipation as excitement built for Apple’s big event this past Tuesday. There was so much hype and expectation regarding the event that it seemed like nothing else mattered. But…

Unmark October 11 From Your Calendar, The Nexus Prime Isn’t Coming

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2011

After much hype from Samsung’s teaser video, plus rumors of an impending Nexus Prime or Droid Prime powered by the upcoming Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS update, fandroids are excited for the Samsung Mobile…

This Week in the Cloud: Oracle-Salesforce Drama and More

By Maria Deutscher Oct 7, 2011

This week featured the Oracle OpenWorld 2011 tech conference, and a host of other cloud industry updates. Some of them directly relate to the enterprise IT giant, with the public cloud being one of…

It’s a Buyers Market in Tech: from HP to Sony-Ericsson

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2011

Acquisitions lead the path to expansion and growth for companies, as well as their reach to consumers. This week, a lot of big companies finalized, announced or showed intent for acquiring companies that would…

Samsung’s Q3 Beats Analysts’ Expectations

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2011

Samsung’s been undre a great deal of pressure these past few months, and between the lawsuits and successful sales numbers, there’s several factors that could affect the mobile manufacturer’s quarterly earnings. But In an…

Curebit Taps Data to Fix What Ails You: a Study in Social Rewards

By Kristen Nicole Oct 7, 2011

What’s in it for me? It’s a question that springs to everyone’s mind when someone asks us to do something, and social media has gotten very lax with its calls to action. Incentives seem…

Steve Jobs: Technology Doesn’t Change the World, People Do

By Klint Finley Oct 6, 2011

This morning John Furrier wrote “In memory of Steve Jobs let all of us try to do some ‘amazing’ and ‘share’ it with everyone.” That’s a great challenge and one that everyone, Apple fan…

FlashSoft Update Spree Continues with 2.0 Release

By Maria Deutscher Oct 6, 2011

FlashSoft announced the second and latest release of its FlashSoft SE software, which lets companies use SSD or flash PCIe to supplement cache in the server. This elimantes IO latency according to the company,…

The Perimeter is Dead, Long Live the Cloud Firewall

By Nico Popp Oct 6, 2011

We are announcing Symantec O3 early access program, a new approach to securing enterprise clouds. But what is Symantec O3 really about? No doubt, cloud is an inexorableIT trend. However, CIOs and CISOs often…

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Of Fraud And Infringement: An Awkward Google Tale

Apple: A Memorable Week in Review

Unmark October 11 From Your Calendar, The Nexus Prime Isn’t Coming

It’s a Buyers Market in Tech: from HP to Sony-Ericsson

Samsung’s Q3 Beats Analysts’ Expectations

Steve Jobs: Technology Doesn’t Change the World, People Do

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