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Apple Accused of Producing “Mutant Viruses” by Acer’s Stan Shih

By Kyt Dotson Sep 9, 2010

In an amusing burst of bluster, Acer’s creator, Stan Shih, has charged that Apple doesn’t play well in the ecology of technology by claiming that their products are more akin to “mutant viruses” than…

Sun Ex-CEO Looks to “Leverage Technology in Pursuit of Better Health.”

By Kyt Dotson Sep 9, 2010

By launching startup and website Picture of Health, the former CEO of Sun Microsystems, Jonathan Schwartz is looking to bridge the gap between personal health and technology. Ashlee Vance over at The New York…

See, I Told You So: Windows Phone 7 Coming October 11th

By Steven Hodson Sep 9, 2010

Pocket-lint is out with a reliable sources post that claims Microsoft will be holding a global launch in New York for Windows Phone 7. Multiple sources familiar with the matter have confirmed to Pocket-lint…

Google Instant is a Game Changer, But What’s the Financial Impact?

By Tom Foremski Sep 9, 2010

The launch of "Google Instant" represents the single largest change to Google’s search services in its history. "For the first time search is interactive," said Othar Hansson, a senior Google engineer. The company said…

DataSphere Expands Hyperlocal Advertising, Other Services With New Funding

By Kyt Dotson Sep 9, 2010

After a round of investor fund-raising led by OVP Venture Partners, DataSphere has raked in an extra $10M to increase their stake in their hyper-local technology. Already a leader in hyper-local web technology and…

Apple Relaxes App Store Approvals as Android Gains in Relevance

By Kristen Nicole Sep 9, 2010

Apple is relaxing the rules around its approval process for iPhone apps, effectively opening the flood gates for developers (to a degree). Of course, Apple is still concerned about safety, and the company has…

Amazon EC2 Launches Micro Instances, for Smaller Apps

By Kristen Nicole Sep 9, 2010

The cloud, a la carte (kind of). Amazon is expanding its EC2 hosted solutions, addressing a growing demand around smaller rate plans for smaller applications. The new service, called Micro Instances, come shortly after…

MasterCard Sends Money on BlackBerry, iPhone. Still No Android Apps.

By Kristen Nicole Sep 9, 2010

MasterCard has launched a BlackBerry app for sending and receiving credits, securely transferring money person-to-person. Set up for the US, the new MasterCard MoneySend app is quite similar to PayPal’s mobile app, and comes…

Rackspace + Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: Giving Developers the Control They Need to Enter the Cloud

By Kyt Dotson Sep 8, 2010

Rackspace is extending their cloud computing and storage reach by offering a Visual Studio 2010 plug-in specifically developed for their service. With it, developers will be able to seamlessly and painlessly integrate cloud services…

The ACLU is Filing Suit Over Warrantless Border Laptop Searches

By Kyt Dotson Sep 8, 2010

The ACLU filed suit against the government with the New York-based 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals. Since 2008, over 6,500 people—more than 3,000 of them U.S. citizens—have been subject to warrantless border searches…

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Apple Accused of Producing “Mutant Viruses” by Acer’s Stan Shih

Sun Ex-CEO Looks to “Leverage Technology in Pursuit of Better Health.”

See, I Told You So: Windows Phone 7 Coming October 11th

DataSphere Expands Hyperlocal Advertising, Other Services With New Funding

Apple Relaxes App Store Approvals as Android Gains in Relevance

MasterCard Sends Money on BlackBerry, iPhone. Still No Android Apps.

The ACLU is Filing Suit Over Warrantless Border Laptop Searches

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