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Logitech Launches the Revue – The First GoogleTV Device

By Jay Livens Oct 7, 2010

Logitech launched the Revue which is their set-top box powered by GoogleTV. This is the first of many future devices that will use GoogleTV and will initially be sold for $299.99. I have not…

Nokia Making Handsets for LightSquared’s Rescued 4G Network

By Kristen Nicole Oct 7, 2010

LightSquared just got an $850 million bailout to build its 4G network, and venture, started by Phillip Falcone, isn’t wasting any time. The broadband and satellite network is teaming with Nokia, which will be…

The criticality of RTO and RPO

By Jay Livens Oct 7, 2010

Frequent readers of this blog know that I am obsessed with data protection in general and data restoration specifically. Obviously these two elements are critical for today’s data-intensive businesses and there are a multitude…

Motorola Demos Mobile Printing via Android App: CTIA 2010

By Kristen Nicole Oct 7, 2010

Motorola is going hard with Android, demonstrating a new app for printing documents to a number of printers. The app is called Motoprint, and it’s currently in beta. Content on your phone can be…

QLogic Delivers Flexibility with 3rd Generation Converged Networking

By Stuart Miniman Oct 7, 2010

Today in NYC, QLogic launched a new product line – a 10Gb Intelligent Ethernet adapter, Converged Network Adapter and Converged LOM – and presented their strategy to financial analysts. While a third generation product…

Logitech + Google TV – The Trojan Horse PC In Your Living Room

By Tom Foremski Oct 7, 2010

Logitech has built a very large business making everything for the computer except the computer itself: keyboards, mice, desktop speakers, etc. Today Logitech launched its Revue, a set-top box containing its version of Google…

A Teachable Moment in Customer Service

By Jeff Nolan Oct 7, 2010

Last week I stopped at a gas station to fill up and my credit card was declined. This was very distressing to me because I am obsessively fastidious about paying our bills, to the…

Recycling Old Electronics is a 50-50 Trend, Minus 11

By Maria Deutscher Oct 7, 2010

The growing competition amongst manufacturers has introduced the world to wonders like never before, including the smartphone, HDTV, iPad and the high-power laser pen. But all the new gadgetry also a has a flipside,…

Puppet Labs Appropriately Acquires the Marionette Collective, Growing the Open Cloud

By Kristen Nicole Oct 7, 2010

Puppet Labs, the open source data center management project behind Puppet, has acquired the Marionette Collective, growing its services and building out its open source solutions. The Marionette Collective is, too, an open source…

Biggest Tech Lawsuits of the Year: Infographic

By Kristina Farrah Oct 7, 2010

Who's Suing Whom is an improvement of the diagrams made by Guardian Tech and the New York Times. The two diagrams are mashed together to create a gripping infographic design showing the lawsuits filed…

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Logitech Launches the Revue – The First GoogleTV Device

Nokia Making Handsets for LightSquared’s Rescued 4G Network

The criticality of RTO and RPO

QLogic Delivers Flexibility with 3rd Generation Converged Networking

Logitech + Google TV – The Trojan Horse PC In Your Living Room

A Teachable Moment in Customer Service

Recycling Old Electronics is a 50-50 Trend, Minus 11

Biggest Tech Lawsuits of the Year: Infographic

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