In this digital age, we all rely on our devices and the internet to get through each day. We use them for work, to get connected with work associates and friends and of course…
The Beyond Storage Virtualization panel discussion in the SiliconAngle program theCube from VMworld 2011 brought together experts and bloggers from HP, IBM, and Wikibon, to discuss their visions of the future of the storage…
Four emerging media startups in online video and mobile are finding success with brands and retailers. In this week’s New Media Minute, learn why marketers are linking up with Fiksu, GoldRun, Encoding.com and Framesocket.…
Following the exit of HP from the tablet arena, we’ve got two companies ready to play the game. First off, we have Sony announcing the pre-sale of Sony Tablet S before it hits the…
AT&T is in trouble. The major hitch this time is neither a rival company nor a bunch of picketing employees—it’s the U.S. DOJ itself. According to Bloomberg, the US Department of Justice has filed…
Wikileaks crashed in what appears to be a cyberattack following the release of State Department cables. An hour later, the site is back up but cable posts were taken down. Wikileaks instructed its followers…
Today before its Dreamforce event Salesforce.com issued an announcement containing a sprawling set of updates, including new Chatter features, the company’s plans for Data.com (the domain name Salesforce.com bought for at least $1.5 million.…
Facebook wants to know “what’s on your mind?” Twitter asks “what’s happening?” But that’s getting old already. The burning question for the next wave of social networking is “where are you?” Services like Foursquare,…
As the PC business grows relatively weaker due to the sickly economic state and the rise of cloud computing, Intel hopes to avoid a downfall of its own by beefing up its portfolio. The…