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VMWorld Live Video at VMWorld 2010 – The CUBE is Here to Stay – Covering All Angles in Virtualization and Cloud – No Hype Just Proof Points

By John Furrier Aug 25, 2010

As posted earlier, The CUBE is part of SiliconANGLE’s continuous coverage of cloud computing and virtualization. The CUBE is powered by SiliconANGLE in conjunction with VMware, and introduces an innovative, four-day editorial live coverage…

More New Features for Firefox 4 Beta, Updates Keep Rolling

By Sarwat Jabeen Aug 25, 2010

The launch and regular updates of Mozilla Firefox 4 Beta comes with many pleasant surprises. Just yesterday, Firefox announce two new features in the company blog. Among the many new features, Panorama, a tab…

RIM Gets Hold of Cellmania to Boost App and Ad Distribution

By Kristina Farrah Aug 25, 2010

RIM purchased Cellmania, a software infrastructure company that runs Orange and Sprint.

Hot Cloud Startup Atlantis Computing Gets $10M Series C Funding From Cisco, Making Cloud Storage Cheaper

By John Furrier Aug 25, 2010

Atlantis Computing, Virtual Desktop storage provider, has announced the close of a $10 million Series C investment. The round was led by Partech International, El Dorado Ventures and Cisco Systems Inc. Atlantis will put…

Special Report: Inside the HP Dell Bidding War for 3PAR – Will the Company Fetch More Than $2B?

By John Furrier Aug 25, 2010

As part of our continuous coverage of the Dell, 3PAR, and now HP, I’ve done some digging around over the past week talking with dozens of sources on this deal. We’ve been all over…

Nileguide and Localyte: Ask the Locals for a More Intimate Travel and Exploration

By Kristina Farrah Aug 24, 2010

Nileguide is the among the growing travel-guide publishing platforms around today, and consequently a very good source of recommendations for your trip. Nileguide has set several updates towards improving hyper-local information, so you can…

Net Neutrality for Wired Carriers Only? I Think Not!

By Bert Latamore Aug 24, 2010

The Google/Verizon proposal for a two-class system for Internet delivery differs from previous proposals rejected by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in that it is for cellular carriers only. One thing that makes this…

Video: Apture Highlights Launched to Improve Publishers’ Engagement

By Sarwat Jabeen Aug 24, 2010

Apture, a San Fransisco-based browsing enhancement company takes the next step. Today, they have launched Apture Highlights browser plug-in. Apture is a product that allows you to quickly search new terms in an article…

Nokia and Intel Join Forces for 3D Mobile Device Features

By Kristina Farrah Aug 24, 2010

US-based Intel and Finland’s Nokia have joined hands in research and development, to take communication to a whole new level. The development laboratory is located in northwestern coast of Finland hosted by the University…

Cable TV Subscription on the Decline: Cord-cutting is the Culprit

By Sarwat Jabeen Aug 24, 2010

We hear so much about the benefits of Internet TV. But is it good enough to replace Cable TV? Why can’t we pay for only what we want to watch on Cable TV? Will…

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More New Features for Firefox 4 Beta, Updates Keep Rolling

RIM Gets Hold of Cellmania to Boost App and Ad Distribution

Special Report: Inside the HP Dell Bidding War for 3PAR – Will the Company Fetch More Than $2B?

Nileguide and Localyte: Ask the Locals for a More Intimate Travel and Exploration

Net Neutrality for Wired Carriers Only? I Think Not!

Video: Apture Highlights Launched to Improve Publishers’ Engagement

Nokia and Intel Join Forces for 3D Mobile Device Features

Cable TV Subscription on the Decline: Cord-cutting is the Culprit

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