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Google’s Monarchial Set-up Explains Zero Revamp After Schmidt Resigned

By Cherr Aira Mar 28, 2011

When Eric Schmidt stepped down as Google’s main man last January, all hopes to rekindle the spark within the organization was alighted as founder Larry Page took over. However, there seemed to be no…

Tabula Raises Whopping $108 Million, Grabs Cisco’s Attention

By Isha Suri Mar 28, 2011

Tabula Inc., a privately held fabless semiconductor company and developer of the ABAX family of 3D Programmable Logic Devices (3PLDs), has announced that it’s raised the biggest amount in the decade by any chip…

American Express Finally Competes in the Digital Payment Platform Arena

By Kristina Farrah Mar 28, 2011

American Express is going to change the way users spend as they offer digital payments in a service dubbed as Serve. It’s not the first time we’ve heard of digital payment since Paypal and…

The Chimaera of Online Privacy

By Madalena David Mar 28, 2011

There is no such thing as online privacy. No matter how many cookies we delete, no matter how numerous and diverse our passwords are, no matter how many privacy options we tick on social…

Apple Picks WWDC Dates, Postpones iOS 5

By Madalena David Mar 28, 2011

Google got off to a good start this year by launching the Honeycomb 3.0 OS, which was a month later available on Motorola’s Android-powered Xoom tablet. But the hype around Honeycomb 3.0 is dying…

Kodak Closer To $1 Billion Bundle, Still Leaning on Patent Infringement Payouts

By Madalena David Mar 28, 2011

After having collected royalties in 2009 worth $550 million and $144 million from LG and Samsung in the latest dispute with electronic giants, Kodak is now receiving from Apple and RIM as well. A…

Microsoft the Last to Invest in IPv4? The End Is Near.

By Maria Deutscher Mar 28, 2011

2011’s Y2K. The Internet Address and Naming Agency (IANA) rolled out 40 billion 32-bit IPv4 addresses roughly 40 years ago, but after that much time, and 2 billion internet users later, we ran out…

Spectrum Hoarding Cannot Justify TV Spectrum Waste

By George Ou Mar 25, 2011

Dennis Wharton of the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) is irked by the wireless industry comments to eliminate spectrum waste and he wants to draw attention to the wireless industry’s own dirty laundry. Wharton…

Android not so Open-Source After All: Expansion and Bad Karma

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2011

Android was first introduced by Google as the platform which will bring “freedom to the masses” via publicly available source code, but it may just have been a very broad marketing hype. Google today…

In-App Billing Expands Android’s Mobile Payments Project

By Kristina Farrah Mar 25, 2011

Obviously unhappy with Android Market’s lack of in-app purchases, Google announced Thursday that they will launch an in-app billing. For now, they are giving developers the ability to test the feature along with the…

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Tabula Raises Whopping $108 Million, Grabs Cisco’s Attention

American Express Finally Competes in the Digital Payment Platform Arena

The Chimaera of Online Privacy

Apple Picks WWDC Dates, Postpones iOS 5

Kodak Closer To $1 Billion Bundle, Still Leaning on Patent Infringement Payouts

Microsoft the Last to Invest in IPv4? The End Is Near.

Spectrum Hoarding Cannot Justify TV Spectrum Waste

Android not so Open-Source After All: Expansion and Bad Karma

In-App Billing Expands Android’s Mobile Payments Project

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