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Mobile Roundup: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Kick Starts More Tablet Wars

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 29, 2011

The mobile world was quite busy with various upgrades and device launches–it’s really quite hard to keep up with them. Well, what can you do? Nowadays, technology equates to change, as in ‘The only…

A New Language for Unstructured Data. Just Call Him UnQL.

By Kristen Nicole Jul 29, 2011

There’s a whole lot of data floating around this world, and an increasing portion of it is unstructured (for a review of unstructured vs. structured data and content, see here). The matter of managing…

Hewlett-Packard vs. Dell in the Open Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Jul 29, 2011

A couple days after Dell launched an infrastructure offering based on OpenStack, an open cloud OS initiative started by Rackspace and NASA, Hewlett-Packard announced it too has joined the community. The electronics giant, hoping to…

Is Cloud Gateway Storage a Path for VARS to Become Services Providers?

By Alex Williams Jul 29, 2011

Dave Cahill wrote an excellent post on Wikibon today about gateway storage and how these providers may become the next generation storage systems. Cahill writes that historically a wave of disruption is flattened as…

AntiSec Calls Users to Close their PayPal Accounts

By Maria Deutscher Jul 28, 2011

AntiSec, the hacker movement that emerged out of the now disbanded Lulz Security and bolstered by Anonymous, is too following tradition by going after PayPal for withholding funds from WikiLeaks. However this time they took an…

VMware’s Cloud Foundry at OSCON – Platforms are Still New

By Alex Williams Jul 28, 2011

VMware is not perceived as an open source provider. But the company’s Cloud Foundry is a bit different. It’s platform technology is available across multiple programming languages. It’s available as a service and an…

Facebook Parties as Lights Flicker For Google+ Traffic

By Cherr Aira Jul 28, 2011

Mark Zuckerberg is somewhere partying now, raving over the news of Google+’s traffic decline. After reaching a few summit points coupled with great early adopter reviews, Google+ experiences its first major bump in the road.…

InQuira Marks Oracle’s Third Buy Since June

By Maria Deutscher Jul 28, 2011

Oracle seems to be on a shopping spree, making its third acquisition in a month and half. This time the company acquired InQuira, a provider of customer support solutions which it dubs “service knowledge…

South Korean Social Network Hit by Chinese Hackers, 35 Million Accounts Compromised

By Saroj Kar Jul 28, 2011

South Korea has suffered another wave of attacks that have compromised social networking sites, Nate and Cyworld, both run by SK Communications. The attacks are blamed largely on Chinese hackers, who are thought to…

Big Data, Mobility Feed the Market’s Cycle of Success

By Kristen Nicole Jul 28, 2011

We’re at the mid-mark of the fiscal year, when companies set aside some time to discuss their finances, earnings and profits. And for the most part, the tech sector is doing well. Some key…

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Mobile Roundup: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Kick Starts More Tablet Wars

Is Cloud Gateway Storage a Path for VARS to Become Services Providers?

AntiSec Calls Users to Close their PayPal Accounts

VMware’s Cloud Foundry at OSCON – Platforms are Still New

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