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Reported Vulnerability in Skype for Android Exposes Personal Information

By Kyt Dotson Apr 15, 2011

A vulnerability in Skype’s app for Android has been discovered that exposes names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, contacts, and chat logs. Justin Case over at Android Police published the exploit after downloading a leaked…

Iron Deficiency in the Cloud – Did Iron Mountain Just Take a Poison Pill?

By Madalena David Apr 15, 2011

A month ago an Iron Mountain investor made a few nominations to the company’s board, and required a review of its operations and structure. Yesterday, president and CEO Bob Brennan resigned from his position…

NetApp’s Engenio Acquisition: A $2B Windfall for Investors

By Dave Vellante Apr 15, 2011

When NetApp bought LSI’s Engenio division, many questioned the merits of the move. After all, NetApp is the poster child for unified storage and has built a multi-billion dollar business around WAFL, the Write Anywhere…

DataDirect Launches NAS Scaler for Private/Public Clouds

By Maria Deutscher Apr 15, 2011

DataDirect Networks, a leading storage company, has had a few significant developments this week, among them the announcement of its new NAS Scaler enterprise file storage platform, a cost-efficient and scalable multi-protocol network-attached storage (NAS) solution.…

FCC Begins Review of AT&T-Mobile Deal, Reiterates Motives

By Maria Deutscher Apr 15, 2011

AT&T’s planned acquisition of competitor T-Mobile for a whopping $39 billion stirred a lot of buzz lately, and as the story is beginning unfold, it’s also raising some eyebrows in Washington. And now that…

Flipboard Flips Oprah Effect – Raises $50M

By Kristina Farrah Apr 14, 2011

Talk show sensation Oprah Winfrey is going to be a part of world’s first social magazine solely for the iPad , Flipboard. This marks the first time that Flipboard is allocating a section on…

U.K. government says ‘no thanks’ to free data analytics services

By Jeffrey Kelly Apr 14, 2011

It’s hard to believe that a cash-strapped government would refuse free data analytics services that could potentially help it save significant taxpayer money and improve its credibility with the public. But that’s just what…

Check-Ins Are Hot, But Privacy Issues Cool Things Down

By Maria Deutscher Apr 14, 2011

Location-based services are dubbed by some to be the next stage in evolution for mobile and social networking, but some fresh research indicates these claims are not backed by user interest. Web marketing agency…

Iron Mountain Shutters Two Services: Impact on Cloud?

By Doug Chandler Apr 14, 2011

This week the news trickled out that Iron Mountain, the big records management company, is apparently planning to close two of its cloud-based services, Virtual File Storage and Archive Services Platform. The company reportedly…

Is Ad-Supported Music A Lost Dream? Spotify Limits Free Streams

By Madalena David Apr 14, 2011

When Spotify entered the market it offered the classic music streaming services as any other player in the domain without charging listeners, gaining tremendous popularity on the European continent. Last year, the company decided…

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DataDirect Launches NAS Scaler for Private/Public Clouds

FCC Begins Review of AT&T-Mobile Deal, Reiterates Motives

Flipboard Flips Oprah Effect – Raises $50M

U.K. government says ‘no thanks’ to free data analytics services

Is Ad-Supported Music A Lost Dream? Spotify Limits Free Streams

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