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The Devil is in the Details, and Google’s Threading them Out

By Maria Deutscher Sep 29, 2010

In their latest announcement / semi-disclosed piece of friendly G-mail propaganda, Google had announced in their latest blog that they updated the ever-popular G-mail service, and “finally,” as quoted from one of our editors…

The Cisco and Citrix Partnership Puzzle

By John Casaretto Sep 29, 2010

Cisco has been pushing their UCS solutions and the reasons why are obvious. They are trying to reinvent the datacenter. Cisco wants to own not only the network gear, but the servers and cables…

From BlackBerry OS to PlayBook OS: About Time?

By Maria Deutscher Sep 29, 2010

RIM’s PlayBook tablet, officially announced this week, will, oddly enough, be using a different operating system than the company’s BlackBerry devices. The PlayBook will consequently be powered by RIM’s latest acquisition of mobile OS…

Apple vs Nokia Patent Battle Goes International

By Kyt Dotson Sep 29, 2010

Apple has moved to begin a lawsuit against Nokia in Britain in what seems to be the next stage in a patent battle between the two companies. The two technology firms have been locking…

PayPal Brings Tighter Buyer Protection this Holiday Shopping Season

By Kristina Farrah Sep 29, 2010

Paypal, an e-commerce business allowing payments and money transfers to be made through the Internet, offers more protection to its users who purchase to millions of Paypal-accredited retailers from 196 countries worldwide effective Nov.…

Facebook and Skype, Perfect Partners Seeking Deep Integration?

By Kristen Nicole Sep 29, 2010

Skype is expected to enter a deep integration partnership with Facebook, according to a report at All Things D. The partnership would be reflective of Skype’s intent to become as integrated as possible, building…

Probable IP Address Shortage Calls for IPv6 Implementation

By Sarwat Jabeen Sep 29, 2010

As the internet and it’s usage continues to expand, it brings some infrastructural problems along with all the opportunities. As of now, there are predictions that the IP address bank might fall short. It’s…

Borders’ New Kobo e-Reader with WiFi Will Sell for $139

By Sarwat Jabeen Sep 29, 2010

Some more e-reader news, this time from Borders. They have released the new Kobo e-reader; the biggest highlight is that it has WiFi. It looks more or less the same, but it is faster…

HP Has High Profits Planned, Despite a Missing CEO

By Kristen Nicole Sep 29, 2010

Hewlett-Packard is hopeful towards the future, with increases expected for its 2011 revenue by as much as 7%. Interim CEO Cathie Lesjak noted HP’s position in the market during the company’s annual analyst day…

NY Times Making Strategic Investments to Monetize the News

By Sarwat Jabeen Sep 29, 2010

The New York Times is making strategic investments in the news content delivery category. The publisher, along with other news organizations, are financially backing news- aggregation software company, Ongo. Details of the investment are…

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The Devil is in the Details, and Google’s Threading them Out

The Cisco and Citrix Partnership Puzzle

From BlackBerry OS to PlayBook OS: About Time?

Apple vs Nokia Patent Battle Goes International

PayPal Brings Tighter Buyer Protection this Holiday Shopping Season

Probable IP Address Shortage Calls for IPv6 Implementation

Borders’ New Kobo e-Reader with WiFi Will Sell for $139

NY Times Making Strategic Investments to Monetize the News

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