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Facebook Makes a Second Attempt in China

By Madalena David Apr 12, 2011

China is known for its overpowering regime that cut many social media links between its citizens and Facebook, Twitter and YouTube users. Yet Facebook and Baidu may have treaded middle ground, reaching a compromise,…

Bloomberg Joins the Short Stack of Pricy iPad Publications

By Madalena David Apr 11, 2011

Apple is quite picky when it comes to allowing publications inside its subscription plan for the iPad, but starting today, Apple is adding Bloomberg Businessweek along with Elle, Maxim and Popular Science. The digital…

Virginia Gets Virtual: Local Library Turns To Pano Logic for Virtualization

By Cherr Aira Apr 11, 2011

Education defines character and builds nations. And, when you fuse education and information technology, you get learning at its finest. Furthermore, most academes clinging to tech updates look for the following: efficiency, simplified management…

Fluorescent Nanoscopy from Moscow

By Natalie Gaudet Apr 11, 2011

After Startup Sauna in St-Petersburg, the crew headed to Moscow and found a team specialized in Nanotechnology. Fluorescent Nanoscopy is a startup from Moscow that specializes in a core technology for nanoscale imaging. The…

Augmented Reality Gets a Social Twist: Layar Piles on the New Features

By Kristina Farrah Apr 11, 2011

It seems like everything on the internet is not complete unless embedded with social elements (aka Facebook and Twitter). Today, Layar announced the 5.0 version of its open platform in mobile augmented reality, adding…

Creative Suite 5.5 Brings Adobe Mobile Apps and Subscription Services

By Kyt Dotson Apr 11, 2011

Adobe’s most recent foray into the graphics world, Creative Suite 5.5, includes some very interesting changes to their business model—CS5.5, in addition to the traditionally-priced version, will also have a subscription-based model. While the…

Double Defense Wins Startup Sauna Competition in St-Petersburg

By Natalie Gaudet Apr 11, 2011

Ever wonder if a package that you have received in the mail had been tampered with? How do you know if the package has not been opened or dropped? Double Defense can determine if…

Can Android Tablets Replicate Smartphone Success by 2015? Gartner Says No.

By Kristina Farrah Apr 11, 2011

With iPad dominating the tablet market, iOS is also sitting on top of the industry running 83% of the tablets sold so far this year. Gartner analysts predict that it will continue to lead…

VMware on a Tear: Teams with Isilon, Dell for Real World Cloud Solutions

By Madalena David Apr 11, 2011

Isilon announced today the launch of the new generation of Isilon scale-out NAS hardware and software platforms, with innovative features such as enabling customers to choose from a range of drive configurations, including solid…

Google Rounds Out Future Music Services and Gobbles Up Music Sync Company PushLife

By Kyt Dotson Apr 11, 2011

Google has acquired the Canadian music synchronization service, PushLife, as of this Monday. A move that should help round out the apps and services the search giant is preparing to wrap up as they…

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Facebook Makes a Second Attempt in China

Bloomberg Joins the Short Stack of Pricy iPad Publications

Virginia Gets Virtual: Local Library Turns To Pano Logic for Virtualization

Fluorescent Nanoscopy from Moscow

Creative Suite 5.5 Brings Adobe Mobile Apps and Subscription Services

Double Defense Wins Startup Sauna Competition in St-Petersburg

Can Android Tablets Replicate Smartphone Success by 2015? Gartner Says No.

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