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Kik App Unexpectedly Kicked-off BlackBerry

By Madalena David Nov 24, 2010

According to Kik’s blog, BlackBerry has frozen the downloading service for the instant messaging application. Also, the smartphone manufacturer has blocked access to the BlackBerry Software Development Kit and Signing Keys. There seems to…

5 Brilliant Indie Games You Haven’t Played

By Ramine Darabiha Nov 24, 2010

Christmas is coming, and like every year, people are going to buy a lot of dull, expensive AAA games for their favorite console. I would like to share with you some different games I…

Nokia Appoints Jerri DeVard to Chief Marketing Officer

By Kyt Dotson Nov 24, 2010

With Thanksgiving almost upon us, Nokia has a lot to be thankful about—they’ve just announced the appointment of Jerri DeVard to as its new Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President. As a marketing…

Beating the Holiday Rush: Zappli Powers Social Shopping for iPhone

By Cherr Aira Nov 24, 2010

Zappli has just revealed its new social features for its shopping too, the myShopanion app for the iPhone. Dubbed by Zappli as the ultimate shopping companion, myShopanion breaks into the market in time for…

Why Viacom and others are justified in blocking Google TV

By George Ou Nov 24, 2010

Many in the blogosphere and advocacy groups are up in arms about Viacom and other television networks blocking Google from accessing their content on Google TV. But there are many good justifications for this…

Silicon Valley Goes To Oxford: Twitter Co-Founder Says It Would Not Sell for $5 Billion – Wants To Do More

By Tom Foremski Nov 24, 2010

Every year the Saїd Business School, University of Oxford, hosts its "Silicon Valley Comes To Oxford" event and invites well known Silicon Valley entrepreneurs. At this year’s event Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter, was…

Juniper Networks Helps Saudi Ministry to the Cloud

By Kristina Farrah Nov 24, 2010

Tech giant Juniper Networks today announced that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) is using Juniper's switching, routing and security solutions in structuring a high perfromance network and…

Google Android Limitations Keep Publishers at Apple

By Madalena David Nov 24, 2010

When it comes to reliability for publishers wanting to monetize their apps, Apple seems to be the winning solution, despite increasing interest for Android-powered tablets. Android’s system specific to tablets are limited because of…

Give Thanks Through Tweets: Tweetsgiving is Back!

By Madalena David Nov 24, 2010

During the Thanksgiving holiday, there’s plenty of gratitude and cheer to go around. EpicThanks, a non-profit organization is helping to raise money through Twitter for charitable causes. 2010 is going to be their second…

Stats Squared: Early Strides in a Winning Race

By Cherr Aira Nov 24, 2010

Following their victory in Fall 2010 Startup Weekend Indianapolis, Stats Squared has again copped another recognition, as they placed 2nd among several participants in the recently concluded Global Startup Battle. This win slated them…

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Kik App Unexpectedly Kicked-off BlackBerry

5 Brilliant Indie Games You Haven’t Played

Nokia Appoints Jerri DeVard to Chief Marketing Officer

Silicon Valley Goes To Oxford: Twitter Co-Founder Says It Would Not Sell for $5 Billion – Wants To Do More

Google Android Limitations Keep Publishers at Apple

Give Thanks Through Tweets: Tweetsgiving is Back!

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