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VMware Storage Direction May Put Parent EMC’s Needs Before Users, Says Wikibon CTO

By Bert Latamore Sep 2, 2011

Everybody seems to agree that storage is a big problem with virtualization, and at this week’s VMworld 2011, VMware and its parent, storage vendor EMC, spelled out their plan for fixing this problem. But,…

HP’s PC, webOS Drama Just a Marketing Ploy?

By Val Galin Sep 2, 2011

A couple of weeks ago, Hewlett-Packard shocked the world when it announced the end of webOS, HP’s acquired mobile operating system from Palm and supposed weapon in the mobile war. Days afterward, it unleashed…

Cloud Realities at VMworld 2011

By Maria Deutscher Sep 2, 2011

The Cloud Realities Spotlight at VMworld 2011 covered some of the biggest of the biggest disruptors the industry has been seeing lately, as well as the whole big data trend that’s been going on…

CNBC Goes Global with Real-Time App for Connected Devices: Beyond the Cable Box

By Phoebe Mandap Sep 2, 2011

We are now living in a technology-driven world, whether we like it or not. Because of new technology, we are living in a connected world wherein everything seems possible. Simple things have become more…

VMworld 2011 Recap: VMware Tackles the Consumerization of IT

By Maria Pila Sep 2, 2011

We’ve been covering the VMworld 2011 since the event started on August 29th. We even had a live coverage via #theCube. The said event was hosted by our very own John Furrier, CEO and…

Anonymous Strikes Back: The Texan Sheriff HD Edition

By Kyt Dotson Sep 2, 2011

Members of the hactivist collective, Anonymous, have been busy little chrome rats chewing on the insulation of the walls of the Internet and recently they released a data dump of law enforcement e-mails lining…

Agility, Not Just Cost, Grows Demand for Converged Networks

By Maria Deutscher Sep 2, 2011

The four-part Network Convergence Spotlight held on theCube at VMworld 2011 featured analysis from industry experts, and a look into how the big trends in networking are affecting the rest of the datacenter. Part…

Round 3: Oracle Takes a Hit in SAP Case

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 2, 2011

Quick recap: November 2010, Oracle sued SAP for their illegal use and distribution of Oracle’s software. The court favored Oracle in a ruling that ordered SAP to pay $1.3 billion to Oracle for damages. …

Diversifying Beyond Android: Samsung and HTC Take on the World

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 2, 2011

Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility raised concerns across the industry, as this might mean the search giant would be favoring Motorola devices for new Android releases, or be the first to get Android updates…

OpenFeint Reveals GameFeed SDK, Freeing Social Gaming Across Platforms

By Maria Pila Sep 2, 2011

Last July, OpenFeint, a mobile social gaming platform, launched a newsfeed service called GameFeed that teases gamers with the accomplishments of their friends. GameFeed is inherently social and also competitive, posting running leaderboards for all to…

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HP’s PC, webOS Drama Just a Marketing Ploy?

VMworld 2011 Recap: VMware Tackles the Consumerization of IT

Anonymous Strikes Back: The Texan Sheriff HD Edition

Agility, Not Just Cost, Grows Demand for Converged Networks

Round 3: Oracle Takes a Hit in SAP Case

Diversifying Beyond Android: Samsung and HTC Take on the World

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