Eye-Fi Now Sends Photos Straight to Android, iPhone
Eye-Fi, maker of the first wireless memory card, has a new product in tow. The Mobile X2 card is an 8GB wireless memory card that provides users the ability to wirelessly upload pictures and…
VMware Pioneers Open PaaS with Cloud Foundry Launch
By Cherr Aira
Business acceleration, leveraging existing IT investments and a virtualized infrastructure—these are the three cornerstones enveloping the tech community of today. Companies are on a race to provide the many firsts, and be able to…
Joe Tucci: Petabyte Scale is Real and Here Today.
By Kyt Dotson
In every trade, companies, much like people, learn by doing and EMC Corporation is no exception. In today’s cloud, learning by doing means reaching into the fringes and pushing the envelope and it’s obvious…
Will New Legal Claims Against Zuckerberg Harm Facebook’s Valuation?
By Tom Foremski
Henry Blodget, over at Business Insider, believes that Paul Ceglia, an early co-developer of a project that became Facebook has a great legal case against Mark Zuckerberg. The Guy Who Says He Owns 50%…
Nokia’s Ovi Store’s Success Shines for Symbian but can it Translate to WP7?
By Kyt Dotson
Today the newswires are all-a-flutter with the brilliant success of Nokia’s Ovi Store and the proliferation of apps that have flooded to the struggling mobile giant. With a jump to 5 million downloads a…
Stop the Presses: The Windows 8 App Store looks like…Every Other App Store
Now, I realize that there are bloggers out there that will take Microsoft to task over something they have done, or poke fun at Microsoft, in order to get pageviews. Some do it when…
Big Wins for DDN in Genomics and Cloud Media
By Cherr Aira
Provider of extreme data storage solutions, Data Direct Networks (DDN) scores two cornerstones this week: one with Genomics at Stanford University and the other involving cloud media. With big data and THE cloud penetrating…
Bubble Boy Blodget Blasts Bubble 2.0
By Tom Foremski
Henry Blodget, the former Wall Street analyst and now editor of Business Insider, knows the dotcom bubble very well. You could say he helped build Bubble 1.0 with his enthusiastic research reports, which supported…
Selling My Personalized Rate Card and Amazon’s New Kindle Pricing
By Jeff Nolan
Amazon announced a version of the Kindle that can be had for $25 less, providing you are willing to subject yourself to screensavers that are ads and banner ads at the bottom of the…
RIM Hopes PlayBook Tablet Can Revive Its Market Position
By Isha Suri
It seems that Research In Motion is not happy the way people are perceiving their brand, and it is quite clear from the excerpts from a rare interview Mike Lazaridis, one of the chief…