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This Week in the Cloud: From vSphere 5.0 to Dropbox

By Maria Deutscher Jul 16, 2011

This week featured several major developments from the enterprise to the consumer cloud, first and foremost the announcement that VMware vSphere 5.0 will be available in late August. The cloud OS features several improvements…

Android is Good Business for Google, and Oracle Too

By Maria Deutscher Jul 16, 2011

Android has grown from being the underdog of the smartphone industry to the number one mobile platform in terms of market share, and it seems Google has managed to maintain this momentum. This week…

NordicANGLE: How a Wider Market Influences Game Developers

By Maria Deutscher Jul 15, 2011

The Nordic region, and in particular Finland, has spurred several major game development studios that are responsible for some of the most popular titles on the globe. This is apparently because the local companies…

Microsoft Improves Hotmail Security, Reveals Social Intentions

By Jennefer Almirante Jul 15, 2011

Microsoft has added a feature to its Hotmail email accounts, now called Windows Live Hotmail, where users can report that a friend’s account has been hacked. It’s a security measure that comes at a time…

Dell Thanks Enterprise Services for Improved Earnings

By Maria Deutscher Jul 15, 2011

Electronics giant Dell reported results for its fourth quarter 2010 today. Revenue was $15.7 billion, up 5 percent year-over-year and 2 percent compared to the previous quarter. Brian Gladden, Dell’s CFO, said that this…

Can Social Media Beat Customer Service? This Infographic Says Yes.

By Jennefer Almirante Jul 15, 2011

ClickFox, a pioneer of customer experience analytics (CEA) solutions, conducted a survey to assess the potential cost savings from addressing customer service issues via social media, the impact of word of mouth influence in…

So,What Went into Making SkyDrive’s Web Page So Fast?

By Steven Hodson Jul 15, 2011

One of the more interesting things that Microsoft has been doing lately is providing some nicely detailed background on the work that has gone into re-designing some of its web services. The latest one…

Pentagon Officials Announce Breach of over 24,000 Files In Recent Cyberattack

By Kyt Dotson Jul 15, 2011

In what will probably just be seen alongside this year’s string of high-visibility hacks against U.S. government targets, a top Pentagon official acknowledged Thursday that the Department of Defense has suffered one of the…

Oracle Demands Personal Court Appearance from Larry Page

By Maria Pila Jul 15, 2011

Just last month Oracle filed a document with the California District Court, asking Google for $2.6 million in claims over patent infringement. Weeks ago, Google responded by filing a document that Oracle may owe…

The Massive Mystery in Google’s Finances and Why this is Bad for Publishers

By Tom Foremski Jul 15, 2011

Google [$GOOG] reported stellar 2011 Q2 earnings but Google’s partner sites, which used to account for half of its revenues, showed a massive lag in growth. The partner sites are part of Google’s AdSense…

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Android is Good Business for Google, and Oracle Too

Microsoft Improves Hotmail Security, Reveals Social Intentions

Dell Thanks Enterprise Services for Improved Earnings

Can Social Media Beat Customer Service? This Infographic Says Yes.

Pentagon Officials Announce Breach of over 24,000 Files In Recent Cyberattack

Oracle Demands Personal Court Appearance from Larry Page

The Massive Mystery in Google’s Finances and Why this is Bad for Publishers

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