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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…

Structure Big Data 2011: SiliconANGLE Highlights & Recap

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2011

GigaOM’s Structure Big Data 2011 conference spurred quite a few pieces of interesting news, but it also served a great opportunity for us to highlight the big data topics we’ve been following for over…

Is Curation a Flash in the Pan?

By Tom Foremski Mar 25, 2011

It’s clear that the interest of Internet users can be very fickle indeed. Sites and services can have sudden boosts of popularity and then pretty much disappear from view. I’m thinking of Quora as…

Skype Hires McAfee’s Jonathan Chadwick as Finance Chief

By Isha Suri Mar 25, 2011

Skype Technologies, the giant provider of internet based international calling has appointed former McAfee Inc. finance chief Jonathan Chadwick as its chief financial officer. The appointment was made public by Skype on its website…

Wall Street Journal Doesn’t Get Facebook, Slams Fusion-io’s IPO, Gets Story Wrong

By John Furrier Mar 25, 2011

SiliconANGLE sometimes feels a little like Charlie Sheen – “the truth seeker”. Today was one of those days. The Wall Street Journal put out a story that was totally clueless about the technology infrastructure…

Look Out PlayStation Move, Homebrew Hacker Hooks Kinect to PS3

By Kyt Dotson Mar 25, 2011

In what must be a particularly funny maneuver in Sony’s eyes, a hacker has managed to make the Microsoft Kinect work with a PlayStation 3. In a video demo he’s shown that he’s managed…

Oracle Puts Grit In HP’s Itanium Machines

By Madalena David Mar 25, 2011

After Oracle’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems for $7.4 billion last year, the competition between Oracle and HP has grown higher, culminating with Oracle naming former HP CEO Mark Hurd as co-president of the company…

Two Promising Teams from Finland to Enter Startup Sauna

By Natalie Gaudet Mar 25, 2011

The Startup Sauna has finished its travels within Finland and it has found two promising startups to participate in its the seed accelerator program. This week, two cities in the North of Finland were…

Cloud and Network Heavyweights Joining the Open Networking Foundation

By Isha Suri Mar 25, 2011

Cloud industry big shots and big network owners, including Deutsche Telekom, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Verizon and Yahoo, have formed and joined a standard setting Open Networking Foundation with the aim to promote Software-Defined Networking…

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

In-App Billing Expands Android’s Mobile Payments Project

Structure Big Data 2011: SiliconANGLE Highlights & Recap

Is Curation a Flash in the Pan?

Skype Hires McAfee’s Jonathan Chadwick as Finance Chief

Look Out PlayStation Move, Homebrew Hacker Hooks Kinect to PS3

Oracle Puts Grit In HP’s Itanium Machines

Two Promising Teams from Finland to Enter Startup Sauna

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