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Will VMworld Outdo Last Year’s Success? It’s Gonna be a “Cloudy” Event

By Cherr Aira Aug 15, 2011

Cloud computing and virtualization are forces of tech’s nature that will bring enterprise solutions to the next level. With these two aligning organizations’ goal to keep IT economics in good shape, an event such…

The Google-Motorola Effect: An Industry at War

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 15, 2011

As reported in an earlier article, Google has agreed to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion in a business deal that will close either at the end of this year or early 2012. The…

AT&T – T-Mobile LTE Dreams Trampled with Leaked Letter

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 15, 2011

In AT&T’s redacted letter stating that their merger with T-Mobile would lead to LTE being available to rural parts of America, the merger doesn’t seem so bad after all. Right, if you don’t consider…

Payfone Gets with Rovio In-App Payments Provider as Feature Comes Under Fire

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 15, 2011

Payfone, a leading mobile payment processing service, and Fortumo, a leading provider of mobile payments, today announced that Fortumo has selected Payfone to power the direct billing option for its in-app purchasing SDK. This…

Google Acquires Motorola Mobility for $12.5B, Gains Patent Traction

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 15, 2011

Google Inc., acquired Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion in a business transaction both agreed upon by both parties. This joint venture will be beneficial for Google and Motorola, as Google is set on acquiring…

This Week in the Cloud: PaaS, VMware and Box

By Maria Deutscher Aug 13, 2011

The past week has seen a number of announcements from all across the cloud, and several segments and companies in particular got the spotlight. Platform-as-a-Service is a growing market, and as such, competition and…

LinkedIn Users Upset Over “Social Ads” Should Just Get Over It

By Jeffrey Kelly Aug 12, 2011

The recent mini-controversy surrounding LinkedIn’s “social ads” initiative should serve as a reminder to Big Data practitioners out there: Just because big data makes something possible doesn’t mean you should do it. But users…

The London Riots: Both Sides of the Social Media, Big Data Coin

By Maria Deutscher Aug 12, 2011

The London riots that have been going on recently are taking a serious toll from residents, including shop owners who have suffered substantial damages and even deprived of their livelihoods. One example is the…

Dell Kills its Smallest Tablet in a Darwinian Industry Move

By Saroj Kar Aug 12, 2011

Dell has confirmed the departure of the Streak 5 tablet, one of the smallest versions of Android tablets available in the market. Dell announced the end of the Streak 5 via an image on…

London Looter Robs the Wrong Computer Geek, Gets Caught by Ill-Gotten Macbook

By Kyt Dotson Aug 12, 2011

When the London riots broke out, Greg Martin—a self-styled information security evangelist and computer security contractor—didn’t expect that he’d become the victim of a theft. According to his blog, he had returned to his…

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The Google-Motorola Effect: An Industry at War

AT&T – T-Mobile LTE Dreams Trampled with Leaked Letter

Payfone Gets with Rovio In-App Payments Provider as Feature Comes Under Fire

Google Acquires Motorola Mobility for $12.5B, Gains Patent Traction

LinkedIn Users Upset Over “Social Ads” Should Just Get Over It

The London Riots: Both Sides of the Social Media, Big Data Coin

Dell Kills its Smallest Tablet in a Darwinian Industry Move

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