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Google Hangouts get API, Days before Facebook f8

By Saroj Kar Sep 20, 2011

Google Plus released an API for developers last week, and now comes the launch of the Hangouts API for developers. Starting today, the API will be available for testing purposes, only for developers on…

Bitcoinica Growing Pains Result in Data Errors

By Kyt Dotson Sep 20, 2011

Last week, I reported on an emerging trading platform for Bitcoin, Bitcoinica, that presented itself as a Forex service and did so without trading any bitcoins with customers. The Bitcoin service runs in the…

Cloud Storage Trickle-down Hits Family Tree Buffs

By Maria Pila Sep 20, 2011

The popular family network MyHeritage is acquiring storage and backup service BackupMyTree LLC, a free and automatic backup service for family tree data. The buy marks MyHeritage’s sixth acquisition, further expanding its technology and the…

HP: Fire Tablet Sales to Fired webOS Workers

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 20, 2011

This is a confusing time for Hewlett-Packard employees. First the upside: After the enormous success of their first tablet fire sale, where the HP TouchPads literally flew off shelves as consumers clamored to get…

Klip Facilitates Social, Mobile Video Sharing

By Kristina Farrah Sep 20, 2011

Faithful to the idea that mobile video is going to boom in high levels over the coming years, Klip, an upcoming mobile video service, builds around the concept and allow people to connect through…

Podio for iPhone Adds Support for Custom Apps

By Klint Finley Sep 20, 2011

Podio is a Danish company that provides an enterprise social networking and collaboration tool that also includes a platform for building simple custom apps through a point and click interface. Today the company will…

Cloud Storage Costs 74% Less Than Running In-House

By Alex Williams Sep 20, 2011

Cloud storage costs 74% less than running it in-house. That’s the conclusion of Forrester analyst Andrew Reichman who says that storing 100 terabytes of cloud storage costs $251,000 per year, compared to the $1 million…

The Larrys Failed to Settle In Court: Oracle vs. Google Lives On

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 20, 2011

Google CEO Larry Page and Oracle CEO Larry Ellison both appeared in court yesterday as U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul Grewal called upon them, aiming to reach a settlement regarding the case against Google’s Android…

Will Open Source Reduce Android Dependance for Samsung and HTC?

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 20, 2011

Since Google announced their Motorola Mobility acquisition, there have been questions as to what this could mean to other mobile device manufacturers with regards to the Android platform. And with evidence of Google favoring…

Layar, Telefonica for New Visual Search Technology

By Kristina Farrah Sep 20, 2011

Today, Amsterdam, Netherlands-based Layar, the largest open platform for mobile augmented reality (AR), establishes a partnership with Telefonica I+D in order to avail of its powerful visual search technology: IRIS. Visual search is a…

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Cloud Storage Trickle-down Hits Family Tree Buffs

HP: Fire Tablet Sales to Fired webOS Workers

The Larrys Failed to Settle In Court: Oracle vs. Google Lives On

Will Open Source Reduce Android Dependance for Samsung and HTC?

Layar, Telefonica for New Visual Search Technology

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