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Logitech + Google TV – The Trojan Horse PC In Your Living Room

By Tom Foremski Oct 7, 2010

Logitech has built a very large business making everything for the computer except the computer itself: keyboards, mice, desktop speakers, etc. Today Logitech launched its Revue, a set-top box containing its version of Google…

A Teachable Moment in Customer Service

By Jeff Nolan Oct 7, 2010

Last week I stopped at a gas station to fill up and my credit card was declined. This was very distressing to me because I am obsessively fastidious about paying our bills, to the…

Recycling Old Electronics is a 50-50 Trend, Minus 11

By Maria Deutscher Oct 7, 2010

The growing competition amongst manufacturers has introduced the world to wonders like never before, including the smartphone, HDTV, iPad and the high-power laser pen. But all the new gadgetry also a has a flipside,…

Puppet Labs Appropriately Acquires the Marionette Collective, Growing the Open Cloud

By Kristen Nicole Oct 7, 2010

Puppet Labs, the open source data center management project behind Puppet, has acquired the Marionette Collective, growing its services and building out its open source solutions. The Marionette Collective is, too, an open source…

Biggest Tech Lawsuits of the Year: Infographic

By Kristina Farrah Oct 7, 2010

Who's Suing Whom is an improvement of the diagrams made by Guardian Tech and the New York Times. The two diagrams are mashed together to create a gripping infographic design showing the lawsuits filed…

The Sprint ID Android Software Launch and Foreseen Advancement

By Maria Deutscher Oct 7, 2010

Sprint has launched this Wednesday a brand new theme and demographics-oriented software for Android phones (the LG Optimus S, the Sanyo Zio and the Samsung Transform at least for now), called Sprint ID. This…

Twitter Search Evolution Improving SocNets Overall

By Kristina Farrah Oct 7, 2010

Twitter has just launched a new backend for search during the last few weeks, switching from old architecture to new one while maintaining the consistency of their search results.

Motorola Switcharoo: Taking Apple to Court for Patent Infringement

By Sarwat Jabeen Oct 7, 2010

Motorola is yet again in the news. The company has sued Apple for patent law infringements. Kirk Dailey, corporate vice president of intellectual property at Motorola Mobility, expressed the company’s dismay over failed negotiations…

Samsung Shares Weakened, Still Leading in U.S. Android Devices

By Kristina Farrah Oct 7, 2010

Samsung Electronics shares land lower than expected

IBM Re-brands Storwize with New Storage Solutions Lineup

By Kristen Nicole Oct 7, 2010

More big news from the cloud–IBM is launching a new product line of data storage solutions, all in the name of re-branding efforts. Its Storwize acquisition has been renamed Real-Time Compression, unveiling a new…

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Logitech + Google TV – The Trojan Horse PC In Your Living Room

A Teachable Moment in Customer Service

Recycling Old Electronics is a 50-50 Trend, Minus 11

Biggest Tech Lawsuits of the Year: Infographic

The Sprint ID Android Software Launch and Foreseen Advancement

Motorola Switcharoo: Taking Apple to Court for Patent Infringement

Samsung Shares Weakened, Still Leading in U.S. Android Devices

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