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AT&T Under ‘Monopoly’ Review by FCC, Rivals Take More Jabs

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 9, 2011

Aside from its plans to buy T-Mobile, AT&T is also looking to acquire Qualcomm’s spectrum. AT&T may be trying to do too much, as the FCC recently announced that they will combine the review…

Markets Fall: What Will Happen to the Silicon Valley Recovery?

By Tom Foremski Aug 9, 2011

Turmoil in global financial markets and economies is never good for Silicon Valley despite the fact that the regional economy has its own boom and boost cycles that operate on a different timetable. Currently,…

RIM to Co-operate with Metropolitan Police Over BlackBerry Role in London Riots, Looter Networking

By Kyt Dotson Aug 9, 2011

Scotland Yard has vowed to investigate and track down instigators who have been using messaging software and social media in order to post “really inflammatory, inaccurate” messages using the BlackBerry network, Twitter, Facebook, and…

Google Voice Gets a Global Spam Filter

By Jeff Nolan Aug 9, 2011

I seem to have missed the news last month that Google added a global spam filter to Google Voice but thanks to the well placed reminders in the app I discovered it today. GVoice…

The Structure of NFC: Paving Ground for Mobile Payments Revolution

By Maria Pila Aug 9, 2011

Visa announced its plan to accelerate the migration to EMW contact and contactless chip technology in the United States. The adoption of dual-interface chip technology will help prepare the U.S. payment infrastructure for the…

London Riots Resurface Facial Recognition Privacy Concerns

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 9, 2011

The ‘London Riot Facial Recognition’ is a group of civilians who aim to help authorities identify individuals who participated in the UK riot over the weekend. They’re using a technology that’s rather controversial at…

The Deal With Daily Deals: A Fad Built on Big Data

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 9, 2011

So, you’ve been saving up for that really, really expensive gym membership or yoga class,or you’ve been dying to try that new chic restaurant that everyone is raving about but it’s just too expensive.…

ElasticStack Joins the Open-Source Cloud Club

By Maria Deutscher Aug 9, 2011

The vendor-agnostic, open-source cloud has been getting a lot of attention from both customers and companies that are developing initiatives around this topic. Amazon, Microsoft, Rackspace and OpenStack are among those who are leading…

SmartyPig Goes Mobile with Offers, Social Savings

By Kristina Farrah Aug 9, 2011

As a leading online social banking application, SmartyPig helps customers save the extra dollar by socializing saving, spending and charitable giving using a secure and easy way to access account information while on the…

Where Android Loses Big: Service Costs

By Maria Deutscher Aug 9, 2011

Consumer analytics startup ClickFox released a report that suggests that, at least in terms of how much it will cost a company to solve user issues, the iPhone has the lead over Android and…

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AT&T Under ‘Monopoly’ Review by FCC, Rivals Take More Jabs

Markets Fall: What Will Happen to the Silicon Valley Recovery?

Google Voice Gets a Global Spam Filter

The Structure of NFC: Paving Ground for Mobile Payments Revolution

The Deal With Daily Deals: A Fad Built on Big Data

ElasticStack Joins the Open-Source Cloud Club

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