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Out And About: Techcrunch Bombshell Draws Lots of Passionate Critics

By Tom Foremski Apr 28, 2011

I went out to several parties last night related to the AppNation conference that’s in town and spoke to a lot of developers and others about the revelation that Techcrunch editor Mike Arrington is…

New Smartphone Envy: Two-Thirds Say Stuck with Old Phones

By Tom Foremski Apr 28, 2011

The power of the new: Retrevo, the consumer electronics buyers guide, conducted a survey that finds 62% of smartphone owners believe they are stuck with obsolete devices because of their two-year contracts. Andrew Eisner,…

Cisco Softens the Cut-Back Blow with Early Retirement Options

By Isha Suri Apr 28, 2011

Cisco Systems is offering early retirement to U.S. and Canadian employees as a part of its “Refocus process“. The largest computer-networking equipment manufacturer is doing this as a part of its strategy issued by…

Apple Reaches into iCloud.com; Facebook Acquires Daytum

By Kyt Dotson Apr 28, 2011

It’s a strange week for acquisitions involving personal data and the lives of users this week as both Facebook and Apple have generated stories about what acquisitions they’re making. On the Apple site, we’re…

Head in the Cloud

By Jeff Nolan Apr 28, 2011

Yesterday at the Pervasive Software Metamorphosis event I spoke on a panel hosted by the esteemed Ray Wang and on this panel, which was for an audience of journalists and analysts, we talked about the…

Is Twitter Headed Back to Windows Live?

By Steven Hodson Apr 28, 2011

I’ve written about the lack of Twitter integration on Windows Live and the newer Windows Phone and is something that I’ve been keeping an eye on as well, I was pleased to read this…

AOL’s Techcrunch Editor Discloses Investments, Admits to Conflicts Of interests

By Tom Foremski Apr 28, 2011

He said he had refrained from making investments in startups since 2009 because of distracting accusations of conflicts of interest but that he had recently changed that policy (following the sale of Techcrunch to…

What to do with Your Whrrl Data Now that Groupon’s Shutting it Down

By Kristen Nicole Apr 28, 2011

The merger and acquisition scene is pretty hot right now, with significant consolidation around location-based and data-centric applications. Groupon recently bought Whrrl, and hours later eBay snatched up WHERE. There’s a rising profit margin…

Banned XBox’ers Allowed Back onto XBox Live

By Steven Hodson Apr 28, 2011

Microsoft is well known for bringing down the ban hammer on those Xbox Live users who it feels have abused the network. Microsoft are less well known for lifting that hammer and letting previously…

The Interest Graph, People are Complicated

By Jeff Nolan Apr 28, 2011

For several years now we have become comfortable with the computer science notion that a graph maps our people connections. The concept of social graph has moved from arcane geek speek to that of…

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Out And About: Techcrunch Bombshell Draws Lots of Passionate Critics

New Smartphone Envy: Two-Thirds Say Stuck with Old Phones

AOL’s Techcrunch Editor Discloses Investments, Admits to Conflicts Of interests

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