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Did LulzSec Trick Scotland Yard into Arresting the Wrong “Topiary”?

By Kyt Dotson Jul 28, 2011

Yesterday, the London Metropolitan Police reported that they had nabbed the infamous hacker Topiary, famed spokesperson for the hacker group Lulz Security. However, today, rumors and allegations are floating up to the surface that…

Amazon Partners with NBCUniversal, Closing in on Netflix Streaming

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

After releasing their second quarter report, which was lower than expected but said to be due to their continued expansion, and subsequently announcing their CBS deal that puts them closer in competition with Netflix,…

Sprint’s Team Up with LightSquared Sends Shares Drooping as 4G Battle Ignites

By Maria Pila Jul 28, 2011

Sprint Nextel Corp. reported a wider loss in the second quarter, but saw its lowest turnover rate ever in terms contract customers as the wireless carrier also confirmed a 15-year agreement with privately held LightSquared…

IBM’s Latest Creation: a Services Innovation Lab

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

After celebrating 100 years, IBM still moves forward as they announced the creation of Services Innovation Lab. The lab will consist of 200 hand-picked technology experts from different sectors of the company that will…

Dell Takes on the Personal Cloud with Stage Media Hub Update

By Robert Manto Jul 28, 2011

Dell announced the release of Stage software update this week, which further enhances the services initially offered. Dell’s Stage makes it easy for users to access music, videos and images among Dell devices. The…

Most Firms Use Hadoop for Big Data Management

By Robert Manto Jul 28, 2011

With Yahoo’s formation of Hortonworks and Cloudera’s latest initiatives, Apache Hadoop has been widely used by enterprises for big data management these days. The Ventana Research survey has found many interesting trends and statics,…

Can BBM 6 Save RIM? No, but it Makes Texting Way Easier for Multitaskers

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

We already know about RIM’s 2000 employee layoffs, and being the first FIPS certified mobile manufacturer. It seems like the company is currently on a see-saw, it’s quite hard to determine whether they’ll be able to pull through…

Alibaba Launches Cloud OS Smartphone, Intensifies Competition

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

Earlier this month, while US and Europe are gushing over Android and iOS, China was preparing to launch a smartphone run by Cloud OS. Today, the wait is over, as the very first cloud-based…

Android Tops Mobile OS, Its Manufacturers Battle Apple

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

According to Nielsen, Google’s Android OS tops in consumer use with 39% market share, followed by Apple with 28% then RIM BlackBerry down to 20%. But since Apple is the only company manufacturing smart…

Open Cloud Initiative – the Issue is About Freedom

By Alex Williams Jul 28, 2011

There are increasing calls for online services to provide a set of guidelines that allow for more universal standards that protect individual rights and the freedom to move data where and when people wish.…

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Did LulzSec Trick Scotland Yard into Arresting the Wrong “Topiary”?

Sprint’s Team Up with LightSquared Sends Shares Drooping as 4G Battle Ignites

IBM’s Latest Creation: a Services Innovation Lab

Can BBM 6 Save RIM? No, but it Makes Texting Way Easier for Multitaskers

Android Tops Mobile OS, Its Manufacturers Battle Apple

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