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Google’s Eric Schmidt Re-addresses EU Inquiry Issues

By Madalena David Feb 7, 2011

Eric Schmidt’s interview for The Sunday Telegraph revealed the company’s intentions of carefully tackling the EU search inquiry. Schmidt hopes for the European Commission to “come up with a set of remedies” that Google…

AOL and HuffPo – Media’s Race to the Bottom?

By Tom Foremski Feb 7, 2011

Dan Lyons over at The Daily Beast nails it in his look at the AOL acquisition of The Huffington Post for $315 million. The big problem that everyone in online media faces is that…

Mozilla’s Joint Project Around Media Innovation

By Madalena David Feb 7, 2011

The latest media innovation comes from the Knight Foundation and the Mozilla Foundation, as they join forces to promote “quality journalism and media innovation.” The Knight Foundation chose Mozilla as a partner due to…

HP Bridges the Device Gap with Touch Screen Desktop

By Madalena David Feb 7, 2011

Hewlett-Packard has introduced an all-in-one Touchsmart PCs with a dual function; it can be used as a regular desktop, or one with sensory technology and touch-screen interaction–a trend that’s really taken off thanks to…

VMware Introduces VMware Zimbra 7 Amidst Executive Shake-up

By Maria Deutscher Feb 7, 2011

Virtualization giant VMware announced VMware Zimbra 7, the latest version of its cloud email and collaboration platform. This announcement comes amidst some executive turbulence the company is going through regarding its President and other…

Last.fm Will Make Mobile Users Pay

By Maria Deutscher Feb 7, 2011

After continuously and gradually losing ground and (millions of dollars) to competitors, the once completely free Last.fm’s music streaming apps will now become paid ones (unless your a WP7 user). Last.fm claims it’s the…

INSIDE Secure Opening Up Android Open NFC

By Kyt Dotson Feb 7, 2011

INSIDE Secure, a leading provider of NFC hardware and other secure communication products for use inside smartcards, smartphones, and other mobile devices has announced that they’re launching a further abstracted API for accessing Android…

Android Spurs Tablet, OS Innovation. Motorola Xoom has High Hopes.

By Isha Suri Feb 7, 2011

It seems that we are going to see a lot of updates from Google OS Android for the next few months, stringing along manufacturer and developer releases as well. Starting at the top: the…

Kinect Hack Allows Players to Draw their Own Controller, Represents So Much More

By Kyt Dotson Feb 7, 2011

The Kinect tagline “You are the controller,” just took another turn for the different when a homebrew use of the device showed how the technology could recognize buttons drawn onto a piece of paper.…

Tap.me Tackles In-App Game Ads from a Player’s Perspective

By Kristen Nicole Feb 7, 2011

Tap.me is one of the latest to tackle in-game mobile game monetization, with a recent launch of its new ad company and $1 million in funding. With David Cohen as an investor, Tap.me’s early…

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Google’s Eric Schmidt Re-addresses EU Inquiry Issues

AOL and HuffPo – Media’s Race to the Bottom?

Mozilla’s Joint Project Around Media Innovation

HP Bridges the Device Gap with Touch Screen Desktop

Last.fm Will Make Mobile Users Pay

INSIDE Secure Opening Up Android Open NFC

Android Spurs Tablet, OS Innovation. Motorola Xoom has High Hopes.

Kinect Hack Allows Players to Draw their Own Controller, Represents So Much More

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