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What’s Up with Gmail on Android Phones?

By admin Sep 14, 2010

G-Mail has trekked through huge chunks of the international web 2.0 demographics since its early birth, and has taken over them with all the pride and glory so characteristic to Google. With Smart phones…

Microsoft, Google Already Testing TV White-Space for Broadband Use

By Kyt Dotson Sep 14, 2010

The FCC has only barely set pen to paper on licenses for using TV white-space and already the corporate information sharks are moving in. While the formal white-space license rules are still being finalized,…

Intel Tags $30M for US Startups, Including Joyent’s PaaS Cloud Offering

By Kristen Nicole Sep 14, 2010

Intel is on a spending spree, dedicating $30 million to four U.S. investments. In an aim to “foster entrepreneurship,” Intel’s global investment organization has set its sights on the states. The four companies receiving…

Xbox 360 To Get Updated Skin for its Dashboard with Kinect

By Sep 14, 2010

Steven Hodson over at the Inquisitr found some leaked videos showing what the new Xbox 360 dashboard will look like post-Kinect (we’ve talked extensively about Kinect and what it means for Microsoft and computing…

Primal Pages Targets Publishers, Automates Community Engagement

By Kristen Nicole Sep 14, 2010

Primal is expanding its automated search and content-building tools at DEMO Fall 2010, with an addition to Primal Pages. The new tool is for publishers, and offers a way for them to engage their…

Jeff Nolan Joins Get Satisfaction; Company Raises $6 Million in Series A

By Jeff Nolan Sep 14, 2010

[Editor’s Note: A hearty congratulations to SiliconANGLE contributor Jeff Nolan. Jeff has been and continues to be one of the pillar contributors to SiliconANGLE from the very early days, and we wish him well…

IDF09: No Fish Smell in the Intel Backpacks

By Tom Foremski Sep 14, 2010

About six years ago I wrote my first post on SIlicon Valley Watcher, it was about the quality of backpacks at the Intel Developer Conference. Intel is notorious for being penny pinching. When times…

Twitchange Auctions Celebrities for Charity

By Kristina Farrah Sep 14, 2010

Twitchange, the first-ever online celebrity charity auction is the chance you’ve been waiting for.

Clearwire’s Limited 4G in the Big Apple and L.A.

By Kristina Farrah Sep 14, 2010

Alternately functioning in New York City, Clearwire is now kicking its 4G WiMax expansion as they announced the commencement of their "operational readiness activities".

Xeround Launches MySQL for the Cloud. It’s All About Scale.

By Kristen Nicole Sep 14, 2010

Xeround has launched its private beta for MySQL for the Cloud, a service for managing your cloud ecosystem. Xeround provides a cloud environment that’s flexible and scalable, designed for running applications in SaaS, IaaS…

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What’s Up with Gmail on Android Phones?

Microsoft, Google Already Testing TV White-Space for Broadband Use

Intel Tags $30M for US Startups, Including Joyent’s PaaS Cloud Offering

Jeff Nolan Joins Get Satisfaction; Company Raises $6 Million in Series A

IDF09: No Fish Smell in the Intel Backpacks

Clearwire’s Limited 4G in the Big Apple and L.A.

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