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Couchbase Announces First Cloud Product, Introduces Board of Advisors

By Maria Deutscher Mar 14, 2011

Couchbase, a NoSQL company formed after the merger of CouchOne and Membase, had a couple of big announcements today. The first is the launch of its first product, the open source Couchbase Server. Couchbase…

Biggest Tech Surprise of 2011: Google’s Chrome OS

By Anton Wahlman Mar 14, 2011

We hear a lot about the impact of Apple’s iPad 2 these days, and we will surely hear as much about the expected iPhone 5 in June. Estimates of annual shipments for these products…

Searching for Search Tools Around SXSW

By Kristina Farrah Mar 14, 2011

There’s nothing new under the sun, however, search has gotten a lot of twists for SXSW and hyperlocal has taken over. Twitter has no break out competitors for the event this year but we’ve…

Japan and the World: Dealing with Quake’s Communication Crisis in the Cloud

By Madalena David Mar 14, 2011

The earthquake that hit Japan on the 11th of March will have a considerable impact on the world economy at large, given the fact the Japan is one of leading players in the world’s…

AudioDraft: Bringing Crowdsourcing to Audio Production

By Kyt Dotson Mar 14, 2011

What do music, contests, and crowds have to do with one another? They’re all integral components of the business model that AudioDraft uses to connect the work of audio professionals with interested consumers. The…

Bing not Matching Donations through RT’s is a Loss, not a Win

By holdenpage Mar 14, 2011

I get it. Corporations are big, bad, and horrendously evil. They either do too much, or simply not enough. The latest example of such corporate greed and self-serving was supposedly demonstrated by Bing with…

NetApp and Engenio – Part 2 – A Hypothesis

By Jay Livens Mar 14, 2011

In my previous post, I discussed why I thought that NetApp’s acquisition of Engenio was a difficult one and why I question the value of the combined entity. Simply put, there seems to be…

The Insignificance of a 250 GB Usage Cap

By George Ou Mar 14, 2011

Now that AT&T is following the footsteps of Comcast by instituting a 250 GB per month usage cap on their broadband service (150 GB for slower DSL customers), some of the concern that we are…

MobyNow: Real-Time Tracking Of Tweets, Photos And More At SWSXi

By Tom Foremski Mar 14, 2011

I’m not at South By South West interactive this year but the Austin, Texas based event is hosting a lot of the digerati from around the world but especially from SF/Silicon Valley. Keeping track…

Google Circle’s Rumors and Eventual Dismissal Stirs Thoughts about Privacy

By Kyt Dotson Mar 14, 2011

Over the weekend a rumor cropped up that Google would be releasing a new social-networking tool, Google Circles, at SXSW—but with the dawn today we quickly discovered that there is no Google Circles and…

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Biggest Tech Surprise of 2011: Google’s Chrome OS

Japan and the World: Dealing with Quake’s Communication Crisis in the Cloud

AudioDraft: Bringing Crowdsourcing to Audio Production

Bing not Matching Donations through RT’s is a Loss, not a Win

NetApp and Engenio – Part 2 – A Hypothesis

The Insignificance of a 250 GB Usage Cap

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