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OkCupid Makes Big Data Sexy for Consumers’ Sake

By Maria Deutscher Feb 9, 2011

Free dating site OkCupid has been rolling out some interesting newsletters on its user behavior the past few months. This month’s discussed the best questions to ask on a first date. The recently acquired…

Everyone Do the Android Twist: Dell, AT&T Join the Craze

By Madalena David Feb 9, 2011

Dell has big plans for 2011, having announced a new 10-inch Android tablet. This rounds out the largest product line-up the company has ever launched, under the name of The Dell Means Business. The…

CardStar Takes on Groupon Deals, Leads Race for Mobile Loyalty-Based Marketing

By Kristen Nicole Feb 9, 2011

Groupon’s growth as a platform has been astounding, demonstrating the potential behind location-based marketing on a large scale. It’s certainly something Google wanted in on, but through its open API offering, plenty of other…

IBM’s Supercomputer is Busy. Being Super.

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2011

The U.S. Department of Energy has reached an agreement with IBM to bring Mira to the Illinois-based Argonne National Lab. The facility currently utilizes Intrepid, a 557 teraflop supercomputer ranked the third most powerful…

Engineers and the Executive Shuffle: Surprises in Microsoft Restructuring

By Steven Hodson Feb 8, 2011

So, old Steve ‘Baldy’ Ballmer is making some changes at the top; or at least according to some “people in the know” that is the case says Bloomberg Businessweek. This of course has Microsoft…

LG Sues Sony for Patent Infringement, Readies for Mobile Market Beatdown

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2011

After Sony filed a lawsuit against LG in December last year, the South Korean electronics t LG filed two patent lawsuits against its Japanese competitor with a southern California court. The company also announced…

The Real Meaning of Privacy in a Public, Digital World

By Madalena David Feb 8, 2011

The privacy issues in social media have always been a public matter, but the latest complaint adds more fuel to the fire. In November 2010, two British newspapers quoted tweets of a government worker…

Must Read for Windows Designers: MetroUI Definitively Explained

By Steven Hodson Feb 8, 2011

I am an unabashed fan of the whole concept of the Metro UI, which is the basis for Windows Phone 7 and the Zune Desktop. So when I saw this post by Scott…

GroupOn on the Superbowl Ad: “My Bad.”

By Jeff Nolan Feb 8, 2011

From what we’ve heard, the Chicago-based company doesn’t believe the commercials were misguided, but rather that it made a mistake by not directing folks to a Web site, where it was raising money for…

Gluster Takes on AWS and VMware, Public Cloud Preps for Connector

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2011

Today we’ve seen two major cloud updates, with open-source storage platform Gluster taking the spotlight. Today the company announced Gluster Virtual Storage Appliances for VMware and Amazon Web Services, hitting general availability as of…

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Everyone Do the Android Twist: Dell, AT&T Join the Craze

CardStar Takes on Groupon Deals, Leads Race for Mobile Loyalty-Based Marketing

IBM’s Supercomputer is Busy. Being Super.

Engineers and the Executive Shuffle: Surprises in Microsoft Restructuring

LG Sues Sony for Patent Infringement, Readies for Mobile Market Beatdown

Must Read for Windows Designers: MetroUI Definitively Explained

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