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Google+ and Privacy: It’s in Your Hands

By Kristina Farrah Jul 28, 2011

It’s rather expected that cyber attackers who’ve been lurking on Facebook will gradually allocate focus on Google+, the newly launched social network by Google. There’s always a way or two to make one’s profile…

SAP Beating Oracle with Stellar Growth

By Maria Deutscher Jul 28, 2011

Business software maker SAP is taking a victory lap now that its organic license growth rate outpaced long time competitor Oracle for the first time in seven quarters, reports Matrix Research’s Rajeev Bahl. The…

In-App Purchases Bring in Big Bucks for Small Game Developers

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

Mobile gaming is expanding as social games leader ngmoco, a DeNA company, announced that its Mobage social games platform for Android has been released in English-speaking countries around the world; the service is slated…

OpenStack Wins Big at Oscon 2011

By Cherr Aira Jul 28, 2011

The open source cloud is a topic that has been the focus of many debates, especially when we touch on the idea of freedom and the extent of what openness is. But, while uncertainty looms…

Is Groupon a Copycat? The Daily Deals Cat Fight over Creativity

By Saroj Kar Jul 28, 2011

Two of the biggest names in daily deals, Groupon and LivingSocial, are labeled as the fastest growing companies in the market. Groupon recently filed for an IPO and LivingSocial is following suit, soon to…

Get High on Open Source Clouds, from Dell to Microsoft

By Maria Deutscher Jul 28, 2011

There have been a lot of open-source cloud updates this week, both from large players such as Dell and Microsoft, to smaller startups that just emerged out of funding rounds. The first highlight comes…

Gingerbread’s Sluggish Roll Out: Fragmentation for All!

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

Android 2.3 a.k.a. Gingerbread is an Android platform released by Google in December 2010, but the newer OS version hasn’t been integrated into many smartphones until recently. The platform features enhancements for game development,…

ITC Sides with Samsung, Agrees To Appeal Case Against Apple

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 28, 2011

Here’s a recap: Apple sued Samsung for patent infringement on its device design, so Samsung retaliated by hitting Apple back with infringement suits as well. But the two companies are still in business,…

EMC Layout on Compromised RSA Amounted to $66 Million

By Kristina Farrah Jul 28, 2011

EMC earning call Tuesday reveals that the company layout amounted to $66 million in the second quarter because of the cyber attach to its RSA Security Division. The cash was spent on transaction monitoring…

How Do-Not-Track is Like Inconceivable

By jimharper Jul 28, 2011

Do-Not-Track is not inconceivable itself. It’s like the word “inconceivable” in the movie The Princess Bride. I do not think it means what people think it means—how it is meant to work and how…

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SAP Beating Oracle with Stellar Growth

In-App Purchases Bring in Big Bucks for Small Game Developers

Is Groupon a Copycat? The Daily Deals Cat Fight over Creativity

Gingerbread’s Sluggish Roll Out: Fragmentation for All!

ITC Sides with Samsung, Agrees To Appeal Case Against Apple

EMC Layout on Compromised RSA Amounted to $66 Million

How Do-Not-Track is Like Inconceivable

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