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Google Kills More Services, Shifts Risk to Other Areas

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 6, 2011

Google recently announced the death of Slide and its apps, which angered Super Poke! Pets players, some of which threatened to file a class action lawsuit. If Google managed to anger a hoard of people…

WP7 User Sues Microsoft for Collecting Geolocation Data without Permission

By Kristina Farrah Sep 6, 2011

A Seattle lawsuit filed last Friday accused Microsoft and Windows Phone 7 mobile OS of underhandedly tracking its users’ location. The act was said to have been carried out through the camera app present…

Mobile VMs will Come to the Data for Analysis says EMC’s Gelsinger

By Bert Latamore Sep 5, 2011

Databases are becoming so huge, particularly for analytics and especially with big data, that they are essentially immobile, says EMC COO Pat Gelsinger, one of the many high profile CEOs to stop by theCube…

Latest Flash Storage Entrant Gunning for the Very High End

By Bert Latamore Sep 5, 2011

The latest entrant into the high-end flash storage arena, Pure Storage, came out of stealth mode at the VMware conference gunning for the highest of high ends, the high-availability (HA) market of mainly currency…

Companies Are Starting to Realize what a Cloud Is

By Maria Deutscher Sep 5, 2011

Paul Froutan, the chief technology officer at cloud storage startup Nirvanix, visited theCube again at VMworld 2011 (full video below – see 2nd half here). Froutan joined Nirvanix from Google, where he was in…

Google: 13 Years And Counting

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 5, 2011

Thirteen years and a day ago, Google was born. Back when people were using either Yahoo! or AOL, Google emerged from its shell. Google was originally named BackRub back in 1996, when Larry Page and Sergey…

Seesmic CRM tops Tablet Business Apps: iPad, Android Edition

By Maria Deutscher Sep 5, 2011

This week, we’ve rounded up the usual 5 apps, two of which stand out more than others. First of all, IBM just launched Connections on all the major platforms. Connections, once known as Lotus…

Apple Blocks Sales of Samsung’s New Tablet, “Vastly” Different from the iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 5, 2011

Over the past two weeks, Apple triumphed as the Samsung Galaxy 10.1 ban was once more put into action, Samsung smartphones were banned in Europe by a Dutch court, and the Australian release of…

Dreamforce Take-Aways: Consulting and Developers are the Next Big Things for Salesforce.com

By Klint Finley Sep 2, 2011

Perhaps the biggest reveal at the Dreamforce event is Salesforce.com’s intent to take a more consultative role in its customers strategies, ranging from cloud computing to brand monitoring to internal social software – and…

Top 10 Executives from VMworld

By Alex Williams Sep 2, 2011

More than 70 people were interviewed on theCube this year at VMworld. Here are ten executives who we talked with over the past four days who caught our attention. Tarker Maner, CEO of Wyse…

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Google Kills More Services, Shifts Risk to Other Areas

WP7 User Sues Microsoft for Collecting Geolocation Data without Permission

Companies Are Starting to Realize what a Cloud Is

Google: 13 Years And Counting

Apple Blocks Sales of Samsung’s New Tablet, “Vastly” Different from the iPad

Dreamforce Take-Aways: Consulting and Developers are the Next Big Things for Salesforce.com

Top 10 Executives from VMworld

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