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Larry vs. Larry: the Oracle-Google Saga Nears Trial

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2011

Their story began August of last year when Oracle filed an infringement lawsuit against Google as they believe that the Android platform illegally used their Java patents. Over the past few months, the case…

Video Games Transforming Education: Infographic

By Kristina Farrah Sep 7, 2011

Gone are the days when parents and teachers tell kids that video games are detrimental to a person’s well-being. Video games are transforming the way children learn, equipping them with flexible and adaptive skills…

How Will NetFlix Business Adjust to Starz Loss, Price Hike?

By Cherr Aira Sep 7, 2011

Netflix is an industry mover and has become a trendsetter in the online entertainment scene. But, its business model is looking to be the main source of their misfortune at this point. Netflix has…

Services Drive Technology Execution in Smartphone GPS

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2011

Location awareness is par for the course, now that smartphones have infiltrated our masses and their effeciency relies heavily on GPS capabilities. It’s a technology that’s finding its way into several industries, from marketing…

Mobile Wallets Global Push, Full Steam Ahead

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2011

In this era where smartphones, tablets and apps seem to rule our everyday lives, mobile wallets aren’t far behind in making consumer lives easier. Mobile wallets allow users to ditch the use of cash…

Bartz Fired, Yahoo! Up For Sale… What The Hell Is Going On?

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2011

Yesterday, AllThingsD posted Carol Bartz’s letter to everyone at Yahoo! after she was sacked. Bartz served as President and CEO of Yahoo from January 2009 until yesterday. Reportedly, Yahoo! Chairman Roy Bostock fired Bartz…

Twitter and its Legal, Freedom of Speech Issues

By Maria Deutscher Sep 7, 2011

Twitter and the entire social media space for that matter has seen a bit of turmoil recently, to say the least. The first news concerns a 27-year-old man who was arrested in San Antonio,…

Low End Smartphones Show 115% Growth

By Robert Manto Sep 7, 2011

Amidst the popularity of smartphones at these times, feature phones are still leading in the overall mobile phone shipments worldwide. However, that may soon change as the popularity of smartphones still continues to rise…

Will Analytics be Bigger Than ERP? IBM Seems to Think So

By Alex Williams Sep 6, 2011

I ran across a profile of Fred Balboni. He’s the guy in charge of IBM’s global analytics group which launched in April 2009. At its launch, the Business Analytics and Optimization Practice had 4,000 people…

Instead of “NoSQL” Should You Be Thinking “NoDatabase”?

By Klint Finley Sep 6, 2011

Debates about which database to use – and now even which *type* of database to use – are common. But what if you didn’t even need a database? Martin Fowler makes that case in…

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Larry vs. Larry: the Oracle-Google Saga Nears Trial

Services Drive Technology Execution in Smartphone GPS

Mobile Wallets Global Push, Full Steam Ahead

Twitter and its Legal, Freedom of Speech Issues

Low End Smartphones Show 115% Growth

Will Analytics be Bigger Than ERP? IBM Seems to Think So

Instead of “NoSQL” Should You Be Thinking “NoDatabase”?

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