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LimeWire is in Trouble Again; Indie Labels file Suit

By Saroj Kar Jul 18, 2011

LimeWire is in news for all the wrong reasons again. International independent record indie music right group, Merlin, has filed a $5 million lawsuit against the ex-P2P service LimeWire last week. Merlin claims LimeWire…

Third-Party Services Providers To Play Important Role in Hadoop Adoption

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 18, 2011

Services is going to play a huge role in the ultimate success (or failure) of wide-spread adoption of Hadoop and related Big Data technologies by “mainstream” enterprises. The question is: Will Big Data services…

High Costs Deter SMBs from Utilizing the Cloud

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 18, 2011

Everyone knows that to keep a business running smoothly, be it large or small, you need to keep tab of what’s been happening. There’s expense reports, inventories, sales reports, salary reports, and son on.…

Dolphin Browser Gets $10M to Innovate the Mobile Web

By Jennefer Almirante Jul 18, 2011

MoboTap, the mobile technology developer behind the Dolphin Browser, has secured $10 million in Series A funding, led by Sequoia Capital, with Matrix Partners also joining the power team. MoboTap’s Dolphin browser was launched…

Spotify Coming to Windows Phone

By Steven Hodson Jul 18, 2011

For those of you hiding under a rock for the last week or so, the big news was the arrival of Spotify in the US, which of course lead to a massive number of…

InMobi Does Not Pulls Exec from Millennial Media, Techcrunch Botches Headline

By Saroj Kar Jul 18, 2011

Techcrunch ran a story that gives false information about InMobi hiring senior executives from Millennial Media, when in fact he was unemployed and floating from job to job. InMobi, an independent mobile advertising network…

Android, Patent Wars and Antitrust

By Glenn Manishin Jul 18, 2011

The battle to beat Google’s Android mobile phone OS is quickly turning into a legal bonanza. Apple is suing HTC, Samsung and Motorola, all makers of wireless phones with the Android platform. Oracle is…

Conformity Ticks-Off Anonymous, Set to Build Own Social Network

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 18, 2011

What’s the worst thing you can do to a hacker? Give them a taste of their own medicine? No, ban them from using your offered service. Google+ had the balls to ban Anonymous and…

SeaMicro Introduces More Eco-friendly Servers with Latest Launch

By Maria Deutscher Jul 18, 2011

SeaMicro, a four year old start-up that develops servers designed for web companies that need to perform smaller loads for reduced power costs, released the third generation of its offering. The update comes just…

Microsoft Fast-Tracks the Cloud: Office365, Health & Beyond

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 18, 2011

With the recent unveiling of Windows Intune for remote management of computers via the internet, the release of their Office 365 with the aim to go beyond typical retailing, and their recent security upgrade,…

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Third-Party Services Providers To Play Important Role in Hadoop Adoption

High Costs Deter SMBs from Utilizing the Cloud

Dolphin Browser Gets $10M to Innovate the Mobile Web

Spotify Coming to Windows Phone

InMobi Does Not Pulls Exec from Millennial Media, Techcrunch Botches Headline

Android, Patent Wars and Antitrust

Conformity Ticks-Off Anonymous, Set to Build Own Social Network

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