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Mobile Social Media Sector Matures, Facebook Transitioning Nicely

By Madalena David Feb 17, 2011

Social media is still dominated by Facebook at the moment, and reports show us that Facebook will maintain its top position in the following period as well. Looking at the U.S., 90 percent of…

Tape Talk

By Greg Schulz Feb 17, 2011

For being a declared dead or zombie technology (here, here or here) tape remains very much alive however its role is changing. There is no disputing that hard disk drives (HDDs) are continuing to…

Indian Government Gains “Back Door” Access to Corporate BlackBerry E-Mails

By Maria Deutscher Feb 17, 2011

And the BlackBerry saga lives on in international territories. The Wall Street Journal reports that the Indian federal home ministry is in talks with the country’s BlackBerry-supporting telecom service providers to give the government…

Google Public Data Explorer Provides Extremely Cool Data Visualization

By Kyt Dotson Feb 17, 2011

When it comes to dataset curation for public entities it’s generally up to them to purchase or learn software, run with it, and then publish their own results. Since public institutions generate a great…

Why Apps Might Just Save Content

By michaelturk Feb 17, 2011

In the early days of the Internet, the newspaper industry made a terrible miscalculation. Under the belief that the first newspaper available on the Internet would own the space, publishers worked furiously to make…

HongTouTou Trojan Becoming A Threat for Chinese Android Users

By Isha Suri Feb 17, 2011

After Geinimi Trojan, another Android Trojan virus named “HongTouTou” has become a threat for Chinese speaking Android users, reported Lookout on its official blog. The company has reported fourteen separate instances of this malware.…

Ten “Big Data” Realities and What They Mean to You

By Dave Vellante Feb 17, 2011

There’s been plenty of talk about big data lately and it’s finally spilling into the world of infrastructure. I’m not surprised. But there’s a lot of confusion and many frustrating misconceptions. I understand. It’s…

Another Tech Hoax: Plan B’s Anonymous Author Bows Out with a Tweet

By Kyt Dotson Feb 17, 2011

This is going to be the second time I’m going to say something to the ends of: Well, that didn’t last long. First, the Plan B website came out with its well written, eloquent,…

Cisco Rethinks Enterprise 2.0 Security at RSA 2011

By Maria Deutscher Feb 17, 2011

Cisco’s Security Technology Business Unit VP and general manager Tom Gillis had a keynote yesterday in the RSA conference, where he discussed how “it’s time to rethink the entire system.” He noted this in…

Google Social Search Goes All-Out: The Next Iteration of the Web

By Kristina Farrah Feb 17, 2011

Google first introduced social search in 2009, and has been testing beta ever since. Today, the search giant finally decided to go all-out as they embed the opinion of people we care about deeper…

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Tape Talk

Why Apps Might Just Save Content

HongTouTou Trojan Becoming A Threat for Chinese Android Users

Ten “Big Data” Realities and What They Mean to You

Another Tech Hoax: Plan B’s Anonymous Author Bows Out with a Tweet

Cisco Rethinks Enterprise 2.0 Security at RSA 2011

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