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Apple Absorbs Increased Costs To Continue iPad2 Shipments

By Madalena David Mar 31, 2011

The earthquake in the Japanese archipelago not only affected the human inhabitants of Japan, but also the business environment at a global level. The technology sector is particular is now facing, and will continue…

Salesforce Inks 3rd Acquisition For This Year

By Madalena David Mar 30, 2011

By the end of July, Salesforce will have finalized the acquisition of Radian6 for approximately $276 million in cash and $50 million in stock, net of cash acquired. Radian6 monitors social media platforms for…

Cisco Datacenter Cloud MegaLaunch – Bonus: Partner Blog Battle Scorecard Winners and Losers

By John Furrier Mar 30, 2011

I’ve been reading the coverage of the massive Cisco datacenter cloud sweeping product announcements. It is chock full of details. If you want a quick summary of the announcements here are some great links. …

More Patent Warfare Troubles Mobile Market: Nokia, Apple and Beyond

By Madalena David Mar 30, 2011

After Kodak dug up gold mines in filing suits on patent infringements against mobile companies and sucking royalties worth millions of dollars from LG, Samsung and so on, the trend is now taking off.…

Skype Wants to Oprah-ize the Classroom, with Video Chat

By Kristina Farrah Mar 30, 2011

Skype in the Classroom, which has been in beta since December, is finally rolling out of the trial phase. It is a video networking service for educators worldwide, allowing them to work with other…

Google Gives Rise to Their Own Version of the ‘Like’ Button

By Kristina Farrah Mar 30, 2011

Google is directly competing with Facebook now that it deploys its own version of the iconic “Like” button they dub as “plus-one”. It encourages people to be more social, allowing users to vote on…

The Anatomy of the Kinect Algorithms Explained

By Kyt Dotson Mar 30, 2011

The Microsoft Kinect represents more than just a breakthrough in user-interface for video gamers as we’ve seen multiple times. It has a surprising number of applications throughout human-computer interaction. But how does it do…

Citrusleaf Launches Fresh Take on NoSQL and Mobile, Flush with $2M in Funds

By Kristen Nicole Mar 30, 2011

Citrusleaf is launching a real-time NoSQL database platform, delivering a different take on database and distributed technology. With $2 million in Series A funding from Alsop Louie Partners, Kalpathi Investments and Draper Associates, the…

FTC: Google Agrees to Comprehensive Privacy Program to Protect Customer Data

By Kyt Dotson Mar 30, 2011

When Google Buzz came out, everyone expected that it was Google’s first salvo against Twitter—except for the fact that it lived entirely inside of Gmail. Perhaps they hoped it would become just-another-Social-Inbox-app; as opposed…

New Netflix Settings Manage Bandwidth Caps

By George Ou Mar 30, 2011

Netflix has added some manual control features to the quality of Netflix video streams for Canadian customers who want to stay within their usage caps. To see how this might apply to some US…

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Apple Absorbs Increased Costs To Continue iPad2 Shipments

Salesforce Inks 3rd Acquisition For This Year

More Patent Warfare Troubles Mobile Market: Nokia, Apple and Beyond

Skype Wants to Oprah-ize the Classroom, with Video Chat

The Anatomy of the Kinect Algorithms Explained

New Netflix Settings Manage Bandwidth Caps

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