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Samsung, LG Among First to Launch Windows Phone 7 Devices

By Kristen Nicole Oct 11, 2010

Windows Phone 7 should be here any minute, and handset makers are all ready for the new Microsoft mobile launch. Samsung and LG are both reportedly launching their first cell phones running the Windows…

Microsoft Pulling the Plug on Massive In-Game Advertising

By Kyt Dotson Oct 11, 2010

Looks like Microsoft Inc. might be shutting down their in-game advertising department, Massive. The idea: Let advertisers release specially formatted ads for display in-game so that players get to experience a changing marketing experience…

Former Cisco Executive Vice President and Facebook VP of Technical Operations Join Clustrix

By Kyt Dotson Oct 11, 2010

Clustrix, a technology company leading in the development of Internet-scale clustered database platforms, is getting a few big names added to their rolls. Don Listwin joined their board of directors, hailing as a former…

Convergence 2011: HP and QLogic at the Eye of the Cloud Computing Storm

By Dave Vellante Oct 10, 2010

Virtualization and cloud computing are changing the velocity, agility and economics of the data center. However virtualization, combined with the explosion of data is placing unprecedented demands on I/O bandwidth and creating constraints for…

Infographic: The Rise of Facebook Mobile

By Kyt Dotson Oct 8, 2010

Flowtown has published a mammoth infographic entitled “The Rise of Facebook Mobile.” And risen it has, into the hands of 150 million mobile users (up more than 200% since 2009.) The monster covers almost…

IBM Stares Into The Future of Cloud and Storage – It’s About Storwize and Real Time Compression

By John Furrier Oct 8, 2010

As I prepare for the big Hadoop World conference in NYC (which IBM will not be participating at), I am reflecting on IBM’s storage event that they held yesterday in NYC. Is IBM positioned…

Daily Brief #23: Poor, Poor Baldy – No Love from Ex “Softies”

By Steven Hodson Oct 8, 2010

Paul O’Flaherty and I talk about Google TV, Windows Phone 7 haters, and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. [Cross-posted at Winextra]

The Charitable GSMA’s $5 Billion Profit Potential

By Maria Deutscher Oct 8, 2010

The GSMA, an international trade organization for mobile carriers including big names such as Vodafone, AT&T and Nokia is being led by vice president Hilary Clinton on a campaign to spread 150 million mobile…

TubeMogul’s $10M Funding Round, Analytics and Ads of Video’s Future

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

Online video and related analytics are really starting to pay off. Video advertising and analytics startup TubeMogul has landed a $10 million Series B financing, led by Foundation Capital. Existing investors Trinity Ventures and…

Google Admits to Acquisition of Plannr, “Everything Is Best”

By Kyt Dotson Oct 8, 2010

Google has gone ahead and bought startup “Everything Is Best” and all of their assets, which includes a product dubbed scheduling for hipsters, Plannr. The company, run by Ben Eidelson and Jason Pardo, also…

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Samsung, LG Among First to Launch Windows Phone 7 Devices

Microsoft Pulling the Plug on Massive In-Game Advertising

Former Cisco Executive Vice President and Facebook VP of Technical Operations Join Clustrix

Infographic: The Rise of Facebook Mobile

Daily Brief #23: Poor, Poor Baldy – No Love from Ex “Softies”

The Charitable GSMA’s $5 Billion Profit Potential

TubeMogul’s $10M Funding Round, Analytics and Ads of Video’s Future

Google Admits to Acquisition of Plannr, “Everything Is Best”

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