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Dropbox’s Updated Terms of Service: What You Should Know

By Kyt Dotson Jul 4, 2011

In attempt to reconnect with users who have felt burned by numerous security concerns jumping out of their service from both technical and social angles, Dropbox have decided to address this head on by…

Big Data and Hadoop Get Bigger, Amazon Web Services Slash Prices

By Maria Deutscher Jul 4, 2011

Big data is getting bigger, and Hadoop is becoming the tool that will allow companies to make full use of their growing amounts of data, says Peter Fenton of Benchmark Capita. Fenton is a…

Apple’s Strategy Hits a Sweet Spot: Getting Android Where it Hurts

By Cherr Aira Jul 4, 2011

Earth, fire, wind, water… and there are smartphones. With our global love for technology going in this direction, it’s not surprising to see that smartphones are becoming a huge platform, full of opportunities especially for emerging…

This Week in the Cloud: Hortonworks, Storage and IT Consumerization

By Maria Deutscher Jul 1, 2011

This past week in the cloud featured a handful of updates from the biggest segments in the industry, first of all from the open-source segment. Yahoo spun off their Hadoop business, launching Hortonworks. The…

Google+ Shared Circles are No Holds Barred For Hungry Geeks.

By Ross LaRocco Jul 1, 2011

Upcoming features to Google+ potentially may involve “shared” circles. Like sharing a plate of bacon, which would be gone in seconds. But there’s increasing privacy concerns over what people should be sharing in the…

Microsoft Picks Up 7 IDEA Awards for Design Excellence

By Steven Hodson Jul 1, 2011

As you are undoubtedly picking yourself up from the floor from laughing so hard at the thought that Microsoft would get any kind of award for design excellence, let me fill you in with…

In Wake of Hack Leading to Bitcoin Crash, Mt. Gox Begins to Grow Up

By Kyt Dotson Jul 1, 2011

In a press statement yesterday, MtGox.com acknowledged the security issues and the hack that lead to the crash of the bitcoin economy earlier in June. After freezing all of their assets in the wake…

Judgment Day for HP: Will the TouchPad Bring their Mojo Back?

By Cherr Aira Jul 1, 2011

Hewlett-Packard is just in time for this year’s tablet summer showdown. The company moves on after series of bumps that include Hurd, Oracle and financial debacles with an iPad competitor. Today marks one of…

It’s Time for the PR Community to Grow Some Cojones and Out Silicon Valley Bullies

By Tom Foremski Jul 1, 2011

Vanessa Camones is a veteran PR professional. She is the founder of theMIX agency and today she did a very bold thing: she outed one of Silicon Valley’s leading personalities, Mike Arrington, the editor…

10 Things Google+ Can Do To Wow Itself and the World

By Secret CTO Jul 1, 2011

Google+ is off to a good start: A clean interface that works, interesting and useful features, a great Android app, and a curious community of early adopters. These screenshots will give you a taste…

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Big Data and Hadoop Get Bigger, Amazon Web Services Slash Prices

Apple’s Strategy Hits a Sweet Spot: Getting Android Where it Hurts

This Week in the Cloud: Hortonworks, Storage and IT Consumerization

Microsoft Picks Up 7 IDEA Awards for Design Excellence

In Wake of Hack Leading to Bitcoin Crash, Mt. Gox Begins to Grow Up

Judgment Day for HP: Will the TouchPad Bring their Mojo Back?

It’s Time for the PR Community to Grow Some Cojones and Out Silicon Valley Bullies

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