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The Connected Enterprise Gets a Boost from Juniper Networks

By Isha Suri May 2, 2011

Juniper Networks introduced its new Universal WAN solution that will help fulfill the cloud connected requirements of new enterprise network and enable the startups to obtain a flexible and scalable enterprise and branch routing portfolio…

Memo Reveals How Important WiFi Location Services are for Google Android

By Kyt Dotson May 2, 2011

Location services are becoming a big part of what smartphones do for us and as a result they gather a lot of information about where we are. With the recent debacle of Apple’s iOS…

RIM’s Shopping Spree Flags Mobile Security Efforts

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2011

RIM announced today its latest acquisition – a smartphone security software developer company called Ubitexx. Unitexx raised over $4 million in funding, and its flagship offering is its mobile security software, ubi-Suite, which is…

No App Store for Windows 8, it’ll be Just Plain Ol’ Windows Store

By Steven Hodson May 2, 2011

In light of the legal wrangling that is going on between Microsoft and Apple over the trademarking of ‘App Store’ one might be lead to believe that the rumors of a Windows App Store…

Will Big Data Survive the Test of Time?

By Cherr Aira May 2, 2011

I have a total of almost 50,000 photos stored in social networking sites, and some online journals that are worth a lifetime. What if one day the digital space crashes? Will everything just vanish…

A Royal Wedding Round Up: The Internet Survived

By Kristina Farrah May 2, 2011

The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middle, now Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, took the world by storm that not even time differences managed to stop people from watching the historic event from…

Universities Leveraging the Power of Big Data and Analytics

By Kristina Farrah May 2, 2011

Universities are getting more involved with different tech integration, and it's driven by big data trends. Barnes and Noble College, the world's largest bookseller and a Fortune 500 company operating 705 bookstores in 50…

Near Field Communications, Dolby Labs, and NXPI – The Next Big Thing?

By Michael Trager May 2, 2011

There is some buzz developing around a technology known as near field communications (NFC), a set of short-range wireless technologies, typically requiring a distance of 4 cm or less, which allows mobile devices to…

Twitter’s Champion Weekend: Royal Wedding, bin Laden’s Death, 200 M Users

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2011

Twitter has just reached an extremely significant milestone in the past week, and it’s been exemplified with the roaring buzz over Osama bin Laden’s death, confirmed in a statement from President Barack Obama late…

Announcing the Startup Sauna Participants

By Natalie Gaudet May 2, 2011

The Startup Sauna program has been traveling in 8 cities around the Baltic rim and received over 200 applications. After many interviews and meetings, the coaches have finally made their selection: there will be…

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The Connected Enterprise Gets a Boost from Juniper Networks

RIM’s Shopping Spree Flags Mobile Security Efforts

No App Store for Windows 8, it’ll be Just Plain Ol’ Windows Store

Near Field Communications, Dolby Labs, and NXPI – The Next Big Thing?

Twitter’s Champion Weekend: Royal Wedding, bin Laden’s Death, 200 M Users

Announcing the Startup Sauna Participants

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