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Android’s Got Charisma, Still Building Momentum

By Maria Deutscher Feb 21, 2011

The upcoming Honeycomb-powered Motorola Xoom stirred quite a bit of buzz, being the first device powered by Google’s tablet-dedicated OS, but all that publicity is causing a bit of back-lash this morning, and it’s…

Microsoft, T-Mobile’s New Hybrid Cloud Solution, Shell Tests Efficiency

By Kristina Farrah Feb 21, 2011

Shell will soon be benefitting from two of the world’s best information technology and service provider, Microsoft and T-Systems, as the two giants will build out a new hybrid cloud solution that’s going to…

UberTwitter and twidroyd Restored by Twitter, Blackberry Natives Still Restless

By Kyt Dotson Feb 21, 2011

From the looks of it two of the apps that Twitter gave the axe last week have gotten the keys to the API back and are once again back in the fray. UberTwitter, now…

Coming To A Web Site Near You: Apple’s iPay Future

By Tom Foremski Feb 21, 2011

There has been much written lately about Apple’s rules for apps, that they must provide an in-app purchase function. For example, Jason Kincaid wrote: Why Are You People Defending Apple?, MG Siegler wrote: Apple’s…

Why Your Mailman Still Matters for Your Marketing Campaigns

By Michelle Greer Feb 21, 2011

I like Andy Sernovitz from GasPedal.com. Andy seemed completely straightforward when I spoke to him on the phone, and we both agree that the humanizing elements of social media allow us to break barriers…

2011 Cloud Trend: Going Mainstream As Businesses Seek Cheap Scalability

By Cherr Aira Feb 21, 2011

Cloud computing is getting the red carpet treatment, and looking for ways to take its status to the next level. The trends around cloud computing are headed to mainstream arenas, finding new niches to…

Sabotage is the Name of the Stuxnet Game

By John Casaretto Feb 18, 2011

How the security community and the enterprise at large adapts to rapidly advancing cybersecurity threats has to be one of the top priority items in technology today. There is a race on the part…

The Internet Kill Switch Returns, This Time as a Target

By Maria Deutscher Feb 18, 2011

The Internet Kill Switch is back, and in more ways than one. WSJ reports the first development, which comes from 3 U.S senators. Joe Lieberman (I, Conn.), Susan Collins (R, Maine.) and Tom Calpers…

Stay.com Turns to Google Places for Traveler Perks, Personal Cloud

By Madalena David Feb 18, 2011

Location-based services have been gaining attention in the last period, and the latest announcement coming from Stay.com reiterates that cloud travel-related services are consequential products of this trend. Stay.com saw a great opportunity in…

UberMedia in Uber Hot Water with Twitter, Must Revise its Money-Makers

By Kristen Nicole Feb 18, 2011

Twitter’s unexpectedly banned some popular third party apps from using its APIs, citing violations of the social network’s terms and conditions. The suspended Twitter clients from Bill Gross’ UberMedia network include UberTwitter, UberCurrent and…

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Android’s Got Charisma, Still Building Momentum

Microsoft, T-Mobile’s New Hybrid Cloud Solution, Shell Tests Efficiency

Coming To A Web Site Near You: Apple’s iPay Future

Why Your Mailman Still Matters for Your Marketing Campaigns

Sabotage is the Name of the Stuxnet Game

The Internet Kill Switch Returns, This Time as a Target

Stay.com Turns to Google Places for Traveler Perks, Personal Cloud

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