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Galaxy Tab Returns Indicative of Immature Android Tablet Market?

By Maria Deutscher Feb 1, 2011

The Samsung Galaxy Tab reported pretty strong sales figures and the same is with other Android tablets gradually catching up with the iPad, but return rates are an entirely different thing. According to All…

Enough Alarmism on Peering Disputes from All Sides

By George Ou Feb 1, 2011

Nate Anderson of Arstechica posted this article today slamming the latest study from A.T. Kearney on the nA Viable Future Model for the Internet commissioned by European broadband providers, but it’s led to more unnecessary alarmism on…

Voddler Gets $8M from Nokia Partners, Grows Netflix Alternative in Europe

By Kristina Farrah Feb 1, 2011

Leading Scandinavian video-on-demand (VOD) service provider, Voddler, today announced a funding of USD8 million in a round led by Nokia Growth partners. Its video service is based on a patented streaming technology which becomes…

Cloud Case Study: Helping the Community, Diversifying the Economy

By Maria Deutscher Feb 1, 2011

IBM released a report of how the Windsor-Essex, Ontario, Canada region’s use of its offerings to help its 393,000 citizens community by creating jobs, building homes for the homeless, and even treating asthma. IBM Software…

Surging Auto Industry Means Big Chips for Infineon

By Maria Deutscher Feb 1, 2011

German chipmaker Infineon raised its full-year financial forecast after net-profits surged due to a lot of demand from the automotive and industrial sectors. The company expects growth figures to hit the mid-teens percentage range,…

Three Concerns on Facebook’s Coming Comment System

By Nick R. Brown Feb 1, 2011

Athima Chansanchai has an expanded report on CNET’s Caroline McCarthy’s story on Facebooks move to take over the Internets commenting systems. The new product will be a heavy weight competitor to Disqus, Echo, and…

Google Augments Reality with Museum Views, Auto Check-in on Maps

By Madalena David Feb 1, 2011

Google’s latest working update on Street Views is the Art Project, a collaboration between Google and 17 of the most famous museums in the world, such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA…

Lush credit hack was preventable

By John Casaretto Feb 1, 2011

A recent story highlighted the failings of the ecommerce site of UK-based cosmetics group LUSH to properly secure numerous vulnerabilities. The exposures took place through a sustained hacking attack dating back over a number…

AT&T Taken to Court over “Rigged Gas Pump” Data Billing

By Maria Deutscher Feb 1, 2011

Another public relations debacle for AT&T has emerged this week, with pricing at the core of the wireless service provider’s latest issues. Alameda County, Calif. -based Patrick Hendricks subscribed to AT&T’s $15/200MB/month limited data…

Apple Tightens In-App Purchase Policy, Shoulders Out Sony E-Reader

By Kyt Dotson Feb 1, 2011

Reports of what Apple just did with their policy tightening and how that affected Sony’s e-book Reader seem extremely sketchy right now, but the gist of it is that Apple has tightened its rules…

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Galaxy Tab Returns Indicative of Immature Android Tablet Market?

Enough Alarmism on Peering Disputes from All Sides

Cloud Case Study: Helping the Community, Diversifying the Economy

Surging Auto Industry Means Big Chips for Infineon

Google Augments Reality with Museum Views, Auto Check-in on Maps

Lush credit hack was preventable

AT&T Taken to Court over “Rigged Gas Pump” Data Billing

Apple Tightens In-App Purchase Policy, Shoulders Out Sony E-Reader

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