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The U.A.E Drops Ban Threat on RIM’s BlackBerry

By Maria Deutscher Oct 8, 2010

Research in Motion and the United Arab Emirates had reached a settlement about the access and security concerns raised by the government regarding RIM’s BlackBerry e-mail and browsing services, as reported by the New…

Adobe AIR on Android Needs Developers in Fragmented Mobile Space

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

Adobe has brought AIR to Android with a runtime app acting as a workaround of sorts, for apps that include AIR. With this, developers can publish ActionScript3 projects to run as native apps on…

Google and Microsoft Don’t Have to Buy Adobe to Dance with Flash

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

Sure, there’s been a lot of haggling over Adobe’s future, who loves it, who hates it, and where it belongs in the mobile market. But a sudden upsurge of acquisition rumors has perked up…

iPad Needs Support from Apple to Hold 50% of Tablet Market

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

There’s been a lot of hype around Android and its takeover of the mobile market. Google’s glorious strategy seems divinely directed, and Apple’s reign over mobile devices is finally coming to an end. But…

Microsoft meeting with Adobe, acquisition one of the topics

By Steven Hodson Oct 7, 2010

The New York Times is out with a report that Steve Ballmer from Microsoft and Adobe’s CEO Shantanu Narayen recently got together for a behind-closed-doors meeting. The two men; and their entourages of executives,…

Initial Android Entries into the Slate Computer Market Disappoint

By Bert Latamore Oct 7, 2010

I have been looking forward to the appearance of the first Android slate tablet computers all summer. And I have great hopes for the new Galaxy Tab from Samsung, which was introduced at a…

Intel, Microsoft, and eBay Promote Support for Upcoming Internet Privacy Law

By Kyt Dotson Oct 7, 2010

Legislation is slowly moving to catch up with growing anxiety amidst the public at large about privacy on the Internet and the collection of personally defining data by corporations. A new bill, dubbed the…

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…

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The U.A.E Drops Ban Threat on RIM’s BlackBerry

Adobe AIR on Android Needs Developers in Fragmented Mobile Space

Google and Microsoft Don’t Have to Buy Adobe to Dance with Flash

Microsoft meeting with Adobe, acquisition one of the topics

Initial Android Entries into the Slate Computer Market Disappoint

Intel, Microsoft, and eBay Promote Support for Upcoming Internet Privacy Law

Logitech Launches the Revue – The First GoogleTV Device

Nokia Making Handsets for LightSquared’s Rescued 4G Network

The criticality of RTO and RPO

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