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Android WebKit Weak Spot Steals Browser Data

By Madalena David Nov 5, 2010

During the HouSecCon conference, held in Houston, the guest M.J. Keith demonstrated the vulnerability of 2.2 version of WebKit run on Android mobile devices. During the presentation, the researcher explained that he was able…

MakingFun of MySpace’s Facelift

By Madalena David Nov 5, 2010

News Corp. is trying to catch up with the global trend over social gaming. With notably a reserved budget, the company that owns FOX and MySpace incorporated Making Fun in their gaming strategy. This…

Oracle Deposition Crushes SAP in Court

By Kristina Farrah Nov 5, 2010

Oracle testimonies crushes SAP

Mail.ru Gets its IPO, Plans on More Acquisitions

By Kristina Farrah Nov 5, 2010

Russian company Mail.ru went on an IPO, posing some 32.93 million shares at $27.7 per share or equivalent to 17% of the company's worth.

Tech racism jokes are getting old

By George Ou Nov 5, 2010

Last year when a store employee with tongue planted firmly in cheek made a humorous YouTube video about HP Webcams being “racist”, HP the company had no choice but to respond in a serious…

Survey Of Mobile Apps: Apple Holds Lead

By Tom Foremski Nov 5, 2010

Millennial Media released its State of the Apps Industry Snapshot for 2010, in association with DIGIDAY and Wall Street analyst Jordan Rohan from Stifel Nicolaus. Here are the highlights: – Growth in cross-platform development…

SAP on the Cloud in Japan via NEC Infrastructure

By Sarwat Jabeen Nov 5, 2010

SAP on the cloud, this might take some business owners to cloud number 9. SAP is one of the most renowned and used ERP solution. NEC is a Japanese company, specialized in using IT…

IBM Cuts $1.4M Deal With Romanian RoGrid, Others

By Maria Deutscher Nov 5, 2010

As announced by IBM, the corporation that has been selected as the infrastructure provider for 6 research organizations partnered with Romania’s National Computing Initiative RoGrid. The deals are worth a total of $1.4M, as…

Exclusive: Big Name Industry Pioneers & Experts Push FCC for Open Internet

By John Furrier Nov 5, 2010

A group of industry pioneers and leaders have come together to advance the Open Internet and computer business. The group filed a statement with the FCC as a response to a notice of proposed…

YouTube Finally Decides to Self-Police its Terrorists

By Nov 4, 2010

There’s finally been a concession in a story I’ve been following since late in 2007: according to a report at NewTeeVee, YouTube has finally acted on a commitment to police it’s userbase, removing users…

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Android WebKit Weak Spot Steals Browser Data

MakingFun of MySpace’s Facelift

Tech racism jokes are getting old

Survey Of Mobile Apps: Apple Holds Lead

YouTube Finally Decides to Self-Police its Terrorists

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