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Blockbuster’s Advertising Campaingn Brings It Back on Track

By Madalena David Nov 22, 2010

Although Blockbuster was called for a bankruptcy case in September, the company is back on track with a $20 million advertising campaign, intended to remind competitor NetFlix, and the public, that the company is…

HP demonstrating Enyo for Palm’s webOS

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2010

HP showcased its upcoming, tablet-friendly JavaScript framework Enyo for mobile operating system webOS, released by Palm, which it has acquired earlier this April. Aimed to replace the already existing Mojo for 2011, Enyo carries…

Samsung Galaxy Tabs Sell Well Worldwide, But Will it Stick with Android?

By Madalena David Nov 22, 2010

In just few weeks after Galaxy Tab’s launch, Samsung reports sales of 600,000 pieces worldwide. Targeting iPad users and other potential tablet customers, the initial figures indicate a good welcoming from the market. A…

Valley Ventures Volley for Investments

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2010

According to a study released today and also covered here, venture capital investment in Silicon Valley is in a downturn last quarter due to high-value investments in already established and equally bright stars including…

New Media Minute: How to Get Your Videos Found Via Search

By Daisy Whitney Nov 22, 2010

Want to get more views for your videos? Have you optimized them for search? Knowing how to get your videos found via search can make a big difference in your views. But it’s something…

Hewlett-Packard Anticipates Market Changes

By Kyt Dotson Nov 22, 2010

Strange things are brewing in the market today and Hewlett-Packard appears to have a spyglass trained on it. Market sources at Marketing Intelligence Center report that H-P’s stocks have risen fifty-cents today as their…

Kinect Homebrew Hackers Continue to Wow

By Kyt Dotson Nov 22, 2010

As we’ve previously covered on SiliconANGLE (hackers and drivers), the moment Microsoft came out with the Xbox 360 Kinect they apparently fashioned a Pandora’s Box. The homebrew, MAKEr community have really risen to the…

IBM Leads the GreenList 500

By Madalena David Nov 22, 2010

The recently published “GreenList 500” is topped with IBM’s supercomputers, which are used in different areas of activity from studying astronomy to pharmaceutical research. IBM is the leading manufacturer for green devices, as it…

The “Internet of Things” Coming, Embedded SIM Chips Will Lead the Way

By Kyt Dotson Nov 22, 2010

A taskforce of major players in the telecommunication technology industry are getting together under the umbra of the GSMA (the GSM Association) to front a charge into getting every device mobile. This taskforce includes…

Murdoch’s Plans for Print – Take it to the iPad

By Kristen Nicole Nov 22, 2010

Rupert Murdoch has a new plan for print media – the iPad. Nothing revolutionary here: since the iPad launched over the summer, a handful of major print media publications have taken a liking to…

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HP demonstrating Enyo for Palm’s webOS

Samsung Galaxy Tabs Sell Well Worldwide, But Will it Stick with Android?

Valley Ventures Volley for Investments

New Media Minute: How to Get Your Videos Found Via Search

Hewlett-Packard Anticipates Market Changes

Kinect Homebrew Hackers Continue to Wow

IBM Leads the GreenList 500

The “Internet of Things” Coming, Embedded SIM Chips Will Lead the Way

Murdoch’s Plans for Print – Take it to the iPad

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