XP Cannot Run IE9: Cheerio to the Web of Yesterday
Tech giant Microsoft wants the era of XP over as it released its IE9 packed with exciting features. This latest browser doesn't work on XP to "continue to focus on how we do a…
ARM Processors are Coming, The Rise from Phones to Supercomputers
By Kyt Dotson
Computer chips built using ARM architecture have long had a place in cell phones and the mobile market due to their small process, low power draw, and cheap cost. Intel, on the other hand,…
Hires and Lateral Moves at Google: Robert Kyncl and Craig Walker
By Kyt Dotson
This week, Google has had quite a bit of rumbling on the people side. While the information giant usually gets noticed by the media for its appetite for acquisitions, they also invest in people.…
Justin.tv now offers streaming video broadcast from the iPhone
Justin.tv, a popular video broadcasting service, has now extended its offerings to the iPhone. Now users can upload live broadcasts using the new Justin.tv iPhone application. You can access this updated free application here.…
VMware Buying Novell? More than Just Speculation.
VMware is an extremely influential international company in the field of virtualization and cloud infrastructure. Nonetheless, their announcement at VMworld 2010 concerning the acquisition of Integrien, and TriChiper, a provider of security services via…
Motorola acquires Software company Aloqa, Looking Towards Android Tablet
Motorola Inc. has acquired a software firm Aloqa GmbH. Motorola, which has been actively regaining a foothold, particularly around Android devices, should have some interesting plans for the software incorporation ahead. Aloqa is a…
LivingSocial Deals Spread to 25 Major Cities
Now operating in over 89 different markets and boasting millions of signups, LivingSocial–the D.C based, hyperlocal social buying program–has revealed the true nature of its hard-hitting marketing strategy, drastically expanding to 25 additional cities…
Copia the social e-reader gives first ISL feature demonstration at DEMO Fall 2010
A new take on e-reading launched at DEMO Fall this week. Copia is a social e-reader, that’s shocasing its Inline Social Reading features at the Silicon Valley conference. It utilizes cloud synchronization to offer…
Digital Media Cannot Drive out Traditional News Outlets, Says Pew Study
Predictions have it that digital media will most likely get rid of television, radio and other traditional news outlet. The forecast is not very much accurate with the increasing demand for news.
Rackspace Grows Team Across Various Sectors of Development
Rackspace Hosting is undoubtedly one of the world’s leading hosting and cloud computing service providers, but as with every other corporate body especially in the IT sector, staying ahead of the pack requires the…