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Mobile World Congress: Samsung Introduces Wave Running New Bada OS

By Nate D'Amico Feb 15, 2010

All of the new mobile goodness that wasn’t introduced at the holiday season or debuted at CES is being dropped at the Mobile World Congress which is happening this week in Barcelona. One of…

New Nielsen Study Shows 75.6% of All Statistics are Fake

By Mark Suster Feb 15, 2010

The headlines in the media are filled with that latest stats. Stats sell. The stats are often quoted from the latest reports. People then parrot them around like they’re fact when most of them…

Google: Marrying Advocacy with Initiative

By Len Grace Feb 15, 2010

Google's entrance into the Broadband ISP arena may have lasting effects within the ISP community.

Mobile World Congress: Microsoft Announced Windows Phone 7 Series

By Nate D'Amico Feb 15, 2010

After seeing the huge success of the iphone and the introduction of Android the Windows Mobile team decided to take a step back and approach building the next generation of Windows Mobile from the…

Social Inbox Wars: Microsoft Launches Social Connector

By Hooman Radfar Feb 15, 2010

Amidst all the buzz around Google Buzz, Microsoft fires their own shot across the bow via the Outlook desktop email client – Social Connector. According to the Microsoft Blog: The Outlook Social Connector is…

Privacy on Google Buzz: Quit Whining and Figure It Out

By Feb 12, 2010

I’m pretty annoyed by this blog post up on Techmeme and Techcrunch at the moment. Fuck You, Google. There’s a BIG drop-off between them and my other “most frequent” contacts. You know who my…

MySpace is Not Yet Dead

By Tom Foremski Feb 12, 2010

Om Malik over on GigaOm seems to confuse office politics at MySpace with the demise of the social network. Rupert Murdoch’s $580 million MySpace purchase has outlived not only its utility, but has also…

Why Augmented Reality Matters Now

By Lee S. Dryburgh Feb 12, 2010

I believe that 2010-2020 will be the decade of augmented reality (AR) causing fundamental changes to the way people interact with computers, the world around us, and each other. Smartphones – for now the…

We Need New Computing Architecture

By Tom Foremski Feb 12, 2010

Irving Wladawsky-Berger is a former chief strategist at IBM and he has also worked as GM of IBM’s supercomputer group. In this post: Extreme Scale Computing he explains the challenges that supercomputers face in…

Google Buzz and Contact Management Oddities

By Feb 11, 2010

When Google Buzz launched, I made note of prior gripes I had about it’s contact management: In Google Reader, one of the least social of all my social media tools, I have a friend…

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Mobile World Congress: Samsung Introduces Wave Running New Bada OS

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