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Boosting the Web: Fiber Optic Cables and the Speed of Light

By Kyt Dotson Oct 28, 2010

Anyone who survived high school physics class will probably recall silly posters on the wall postulating the Speed of Light, “c”, as a speed limit—as SiliconANGLE’s Mark Hopkins says, “299,792,458 metres per second. IT’S…

Friendship Pages Document Your Relationships. News Feeds are True Publishers.

By Madalena David Oct 28, 2010

Facebook has added the Friendship Pages, these being intended to display public posts between an user and his/her friend. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated that his first intention was to publish individual stories when…

Nokia Releases MeeGo 1.1. Another Release Next Year

By Isha Suri Oct 28, 2010

Just a few days back, we took a sneak peek at MeeGo Operating System, a merge of Intel’s mobile and Nokia’s Linux-base Maemo. An updated version of this operating system, i.e., MeeGo 1.1 got…

Larry Ellison Attacks Apotheker Again, Lane and HP

By Cherr Aira Oct 28, 2010

It seems like Oracle’s Larry Ellison’s rage and fumes have not yet settled. He just fired another shot at Apotheker, dropping Lane’s name in every statement and trash-talking both SAP and HP. Ellison was…

Box.net Inflates the Personal Cloud with Extra Storage

By Kyt Dotson Oct 28, 2010

With storage becoming cheaper every day, we’re becoming more and more of a media producing and consuming culture. However, in-hand storage only goes so far—and when we want to work with other people, what…

Mint Personal Finance Launches Real-Time Statistics

By Kristina Farrah Oct 28, 2010

Overseeing the problem of having to pay too much for a service, or miscalculating expenditures when going to your favorite restaurant, Mint.com in an attempt to solve the problem today launches Mint Data in…

Google Clarifies AdWords Transparency in France, Cleared by Antitrust Regulator

By Kyt Dotson Oct 28, 2010

Google has settled an antitrust probe in France regarding their AdWords advertising service. The probe and lawsuit emerged from the removal of advertisements from Navx, a French mapping service, which claims it lost revenue…

Yes, Android Apps Get Banned, Especially when they Spy on Lovers

By Kristina Farrah Oct 28, 2010

Available for about 18 hours yesterday, a spy applicaton called "Secret SMS Replicator" was lurking on the Android App Store. This app, once implanted on someone else's Android phone, will forward all the phone's…

There’s Nothing Wrong With Facebook Lobbying Against Social Network Bill

By Nick R. Brown Oct 28, 2010

Mashable posted a story late in the day on Wednesday about Facebook spending $6,600 lobbying against a social networking bill in California. The California bill, which can be found here, was set to make…

Cloud Collision – Trends in Storage Which Will Drive More Cloud & Mobile Adoption and Better User Experience

By John Furrier Oct 28, 2010

I’ve been deep in the storage and cloud world for the past year tracking some of the hottest trends with market leaders like EMC, Fusionio, Compellent, Falconstor, HP, IBM, and others. One thing is…

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Boosting the Web: Fiber Optic Cables and the Speed of Light

Nokia Releases MeeGo 1.1. Another Release Next Year

Google Clarifies AdWords Transparency in France, Cleared by Antitrust Regulator

Yes, Android Apps Get Banned, Especially when they Spy on Lovers

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