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Starbucks is Now Breaking Wallets Using Your iPhone.

By Ross LaRocco Jun 30, 2011

Starbucks currently has an iPhone application and mobile payment system making coffee purchases simple. Buying your daily cup of java is a mere tap of a touch screen. It’s convienent, so what could be…

Initial Quick Thoughts on Google+

By chrissaad Jun 30, 2011

It’s certainly very slick, but it’s a few years behind Facebook. I mean that not just in timing and network effects, but in the much more strategic sense of platform ambition. Facebook.com was the…

Dell: More than Just PC Hardware

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 30, 2011

For the past three years, Dell has been making some key acquisitions, and the hardware maker shows no signs of stopping. Their three-year stint is already paying off, as they reported a $945 million…

Missing Lulzsec Already? Watch These Hacker-Inspired Movies

By Cherr Aira Jun 30, 2011

The hacker binge is still at large, even as the LulzSec witchunt lives on. But LulZec is possibly the one of the most notorious names in the business of hacking, even plotting attacks on government’s websites. To…

Big Data Has Big Potential in Flash Sales

By Kristina Farrah Jun 30, 2011

Leading destination for member-exclusive pricing on outdoor gear grows online community with expanded selection, the Clymb raises $2 million in series A funding to advance its standing as an active outdoor lifestyle market flash…

Kaspersky Labs Uncovers Highly Sophisticated Botnet that Forms “Indestructible” Network

By Kyt Dotson Jun 30, 2011

It appeared in 2008, pulling itself out of the mire of malware ecology to quickly become dominant in its niche. Originally named TDL by its creator—identified as TDSS by Kaspersky Labs—the malware eventually became…

Biz Stone’s Departure From Twitter Was Predictable

By Tom Foremski Jun 30, 2011

Earlier this year I predicted that Twitter co-founders Ev Williams and Biz Stone wouldn’t be around for long. How did I do this? It was simple: I looked at how much each of them…

Two Social Media Startups to Watch: The Donut Edition of the New Media Minute

By Daisy Whitney Jun 30, 2011

As more brands, businesses and indie producers rely on social media for their marketing, here are two social media analytic startups that agencies and brands should keep an eye on – Roost, and Local…

Skype Video Chat Catches Up to Competitive Android Scene

By Maria Deutscher Jun 30, 2011

Skype had a significant update today. The VoIP giant rolled out video chat support for four Android-powered devices, and announced that there are plans in place to extend the new features to more devices…

IBM Counters Flash Bash with Universal Memory Chip

By Kristina Farrah Jun 30, 2011

Let’s refocus the spotlight to the Big Blue for uncovering a new kind of memory chip that can record data 100 times faster than the contemporary flash memory chips. This breakthrough is peep into…

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Dell: More than Just PC Hardware

Kaspersky Labs Uncovers Highly Sophisticated Botnet that Forms “Indestructible” Network

Two Social Media Startups to Watch: The Donut Edition of the New Media Minute

Skype Video Chat Catches Up to Competitive Android Scene

IBM Counters Flash Bash with Universal Memory Chip

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