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Google’s Closure of Labs Signals Big Change, and Good News for Startups

By Tom Foremski Jul 27, 2011

A new CEO always brings a broom with them, and Larry Page’s return to the job at Google includes a major sweep of management and company priorities. One of the casualties is Google Labs,…

Netflix’s Plan Will Hurt, but Media Partners Like CBS are Anxious for Global Expansion

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 27, 2011

Though Netflix’s Q2 net income surpassed expectations, there is no doubt, and even Netflix admits this, that with the price increase on their services will take a toll in their Q3 earnings, as many…

Bitcoin Expert Turned Away by U.S.Customs Over Lack of “Real” Money

By Kyt Dotson Jul 27, 2011

What happens when you’re an expert and developer who uses a digital currency, fly into the U.S. to conference with other developers, and then U.S. customs cannot fully grasp the capabilities of your stock…

Developers Get a Mango Refresh

By Steven Hodson Jul 27, 2011

On the heels yesterday’s big news which was the release of Mango, the next major update for Windows Phone,Microsoft just announced on the Windows Phone Developer blog by Cliff Simpkins that Microsoft was making…

Egenera’s First PAN Manager Customer for HP BladeSystem

By Cherr Aira Jul 27, 2011

And so the good luck continues for Egenera, whose year has been very promising so far. The upward streak commenced before the end of last year when the only open converged infrastructure provider launched…

Ex-NASA Executive jumps to Cloud, Launches Nebula

By Saroj Kar Jul 27, 2011

Former chief technology officer of NASA, Chris Kemp, along with his team have launch their space shuttle not to reach to the stars but to the clouds with their latest venture Nebula. The new…

Health Apps Not just for Laypersons, Soon to be FDA Approved

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 27, 2011

We have seen health apps all over the app stores, and sometimes we just have to stop and think, “do these really work?” The Food and Drug Authority is also taking a closer look…

LulzSec Protests Hacker Arrest, Authorities Fan the Flames

By John Casaretto Jul 27, 2011

Details surrounding the alleged capture of famed hacker Topiary as announced today will continue to emerge in the days to come. The announcement is curious however in this analyst’s opinion as the nature of…

Nebula – This Open Cloud Idea May Have Legs After all

By Alex Williams Jul 27, 2011

Nebula was announced at OSCON today, an OpenStack and OpenCompute initiative to provide open-source hardware and services infrastructure for enterprises to build open cloud infrastructures. Nebula will take OpenStack and the Facebook Open Compute…

Syncsort Tries To Pump-up MapReduce

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 27, 2011

A number of data integration vendors have developed connectors that allow companies to move data between Hadoop clusters and analytic databases, enterprise applications and other sources. But one data integration vendor, Syncsort, is also…

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Google’s Closure of Labs Signals Big Change, and Good News for Startups

Netflix’s Plan Will Hurt, but Media Partners Like CBS are Anxious for Global Expansion

Bitcoin Expert Turned Away by U.S.Customs Over Lack of “Real” Money

Developers Get a Mango Refresh

Health Apps Not just for Laypersons, Soon to be FDA Approved

LulzSec Protests Hacker Arrest, Authorities Fan the Flames

Nebula – This Open Cloud Idea May Have Legs After all

Syncsort Tries To Pump-up MapReduce

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