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Cisco is betting that the Aironet line can maintain quality as workers video conference, connect to virtual desktops and make wireless local area network calls from their devices.
Do you like football? Looking forward to the Super Bowl? Read this easily-digestible post, then get out there and link up with your favorite team(s) and players!
Over the last year, Facebook has managed to widen its lead in the U.S. display advertising market. The company increased its market share from 21 percent in 2010 to 27.9 percent in 2011.
The company launched its EMC Isilon scale-out NAS with the combined with its Greenplum HD appliance will link together to combine storage, analytics and Hadoop.
A 2007 e-mail uncovered in the course of a lawsuit reveals that under Steve Jobs' request, Google's Eric Schmidt got one of the company's own recruiters fired after they tried to hire an Apple...
Going forward, IBM will be putting its efforts behind the Apache Foundation's OpenOffice instead of its own OpenOffice fork.
The beta release of Windows 8 is just a few weeks away. It should be nearly feature-complete, and expectations will be high. So what's keeping managers in Redmond awake at night? Here are my top...
Apple is on a roll already in 2012 after nabbing the top spot of another major tech list.
News reports, suggesting that Tokyo can 70 percent expect a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in the next four years, sparked panic. That was the least of my worries.
Facebook has launched Timeline Movie Maker, an app that creates a movie out of content on your new Facebook Timline. Does your movie improve your opinion of Timeline? Facebook hopes so.
Microsoft has released under an open-source license a beta of a toolkit for integrating Amazon Web services with Windows Phone.
Lots of tech companies make lots of money from content. So should they put music labels, movie studios, newspaper and book publishers on their shopping lists?
AT&T creates a new chief strategy job while giving Ralph de la Vega a longer title for his business card.
Certain TechStars, Global Accelerator Network companies could receive $60,000 worth of cloud computing and storage capacity at no cost for up to two years.
An Associated Press report implies that teenagers are ditching Facebook for Twitter. A closer look shows that while Twitter is in fact being embraced, it's definitely not replacing Facebook.
While the mobile market is seeing the most video calling activity at the moment, HDTV video chatting is presenting competition, according to a new report.
Microsoft Research has fielded its second Facebook game aimed at helping to understand users' behavior in social-networking situations.
Great AMD hardware to give away!
After research and geek talk with a fellow geek, I removed the hard drive from my MacBook 13" and put her older hard drive into the MacBook 13". Then I powered up the 13" and hoped for the best.
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Cisco launches new Aironet wireless access points; Eyes more spatial streams
Jan 31, 8:30AM
Cisco is betting that the Aironet line can maintain quality as workers video conference, connect to virtual desktops and make wireless local area network calls from their devices.
Super Bowl Sunday: Connect with your favorite team via social media!
Jan 31, 8:00AM
Do you like football? Looking forward to the Super Bowl? Read this easily-digestible post, then get out there and link up with your favorite team(s) and players!
Facebook widens lead in display ad market share
Jan 31, 5:15AM
Over the last year, Facebook has managed to widen its lead in the U.S. display advertising market. The company increased its market share from 21 percent in 2010 to 27.9 percent in 2011.
EMC revs its Isilon NAS for Hadoop
Jan 31, 5:01AM
The company launched its EMC Isilon scale-out NAS with the combined with its Greenplum HD appliance will link together to combine storage, analytics and Hadoop.
The time Steve Jobs asked Google's Schmidt to stop stealing employees
Jan 31, 3:34AM
A 2007 e-mail uncovered in the course of a lawsuit reveals that under Steve Jobs' request, Google's Eric Schmidt got one of the company's own recruiters fired after they tried to hire an Apple...
IBM to close down Symphony, its OpenOffice fork
Jan 31, 2:04AM
Going forward, IBM will be putting its efforts behind the Apache Foundation's OpenOffice instead of its own OpenOffice fork.
Looking ahead to Windows 8: five big questions for Microsoft
Jan 31, 1:13AM
The beta release of Windows 8 is just a few weeks away. It should be nearly feature-complete, and expectations will be high. So what's keeping managers in Redmond awake at night? Here are my top...
Canalys: Apple topples HP in global client PC market
Jan 30, 11:56PM
Apple is on a roll already in 2012 after nabbing the top spot of another major tech list.
How panic spreads: Japan's resilience to earthquakes
Jan 30, 11:01PM
News reports, suggesting that Tokyo can 70 percent expect a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in the next four years, sparked panic. That was the least of my worries.
Facebook launches Timeline Movie Maker
Jan 30, 10:16PM
Facebook has launched Timeline Movie Maker, an app that creates a movie out of content on your new Facebook Timline. Does your movie improve your opinion of Timeline? Facebook hopes so.
Microsoft delivers developer kit for linking Amazon web services to Windows Phone
Jan 30, 9:57PM
Microsoft has released under an open-source license a beta of a toolkit for integrating Amazon Web services with Windows Phone.
Should tech companies buy content companies? Apple, Google, and many others have plenty of cash...
Jan 30, 9:45PM
Lots of tech companies make lots of money from content. So should they put music labels, movie studios, newspaper and book publishers on their shopping lists?
AT&T reshuffles executive deck and titles
Jan 30, 9:44PM
AT&T creates a new chief strategy job while giving Ralph de la Vega a longer title for his business card.
Microsoft entices startups with Azure cloud promotional offer
Jan 30, 9:07PM
Certain TechStars, Global Accelerator Network companies could receive $60,000 worth of cloud computing and storage capacity at no cost for up to two years.
Are teens ditching Facebook for Twitter?
Jan 30, 8:44PM
An Associated Press report implies that teenagers are ditching Facebook for Twitter. A closer look shows that while Twitter is in fact being embraced, it's definitely not replacing Facebook.
Video calling turning into a favorite living room pastime
Jan 30, 8:19PM
While the mobile market is seeing the most video calling activity at the moment, HDTV video chatting is presenting competition, according to a new report.
Microsoft launches a second Facebook social game
Jan 30, 8:08PM
Microsoft Research has fielded its second Facebook game aimed at helping to understand users' behavior in social-networking situations.
Share your opinions for a chance to win some cool AMD hardware
Jan 30, 8:00PM
Great AMD hardware to give away!
The easiest MacBook upgrade in history
Jan 30, 7:46PM
After research and geek talk with a fellow geek, I removed the hard drive from my MacBook 13" and put her older hard drive into the MacBook 13". Then I powered up the 13" and hoped for the best.
10 extremely awesome Android tablet tips and tricks
Jan 30, 7:32PM
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Last September, Salesforce 
When it comes to networking, there is no shortage of ways to connect with other professionals to talk shop. LinkedIn has become the most popular professional networking platform, with over 100 million users using the site to post their work experience, look for jobs, and connect with prospective employers. Facebook, too, has its own professional social network 
If you tend to play on the magenta network, a leaked document out of T-Mobile may require your attention. According to 
Does Twitter need Google or does Google need Twitter? It's a question complicated by recent events, such as the two companies not coming to an agreement to extend their previous partnership through which Google showed Tweets in search results. That deal wasn't renewed,and then Google decided to promote its own Google+ results in search, which 
So you want to take a photo of you and your buds on the slopes or at the bar or at A&F or whatever and you know, just know you're going drop that shnitz on the floor. So what do you need? A freakin' Kevlar cord, Mr. Brojangles. That's what you need.
Whether 
Online content, portal and comprehensive front-end technology solution 
Startup SoftKinetic just announced a new kind of advertising, one that combines its gesture-control technology with Intel's video analytics. The goal is for people to walk up to a digital display equipped with SoftKinetic's 3D camera and move their arms (or the rest of their body) to interact with the display, similar to Microsoft Kinect. Then, as you're moving, Intel's AIM technology can identify your age and gender, which is crucial information for advertisers — and also useful for personalizing the content to each viewer.
Last year, Nick Paumgarten 
Having spun out of online broadcaster 
One of the most buzzed-about startups over the last few months has been 
Largely forgotten social network Bebo may have shut down today. Bebo users certainly seem to think that this is the end. The Bebo website is down, and as a result there's a steady stream of sad tweets using the "#bebo" and "#ripbebo" hashtags. And if it's a false alarm, the company isn't doing much to combat that impression — the most recent posts on both the Bebo and Team Bebo Twitter accounts date from November.
How did Facebook become worth so much money that it could 
The perks of getting into a top startup accelerator just got a little better. Microsoft is now offering startups in its new 
As everyone waits for Facebook to 
Internet marketing agency 
The 
Solera Networks just announced that it has raised $20 million in Series D funding from Intel Capital (the chip-maker's investment arm) and others. The company says its DeepSee Platform can index and classify all network traffic, giving companies a comprehensive picture of their network security in real-time, either for spotting risks before a security breach or responding quickly once a breach has occurred. Both domestic and international sales supposedly grew more than 100 percent last year.
Twitter has posted a seriously awful/hilarious recruiting video to YouTube, which the company says was the product of last week's "
The local commerce industry as represented by daily deal sites like Groupon and LivingSocial is still barely learning to walk, even though Groupon has 
Remember the old 
In the market for a new point and shoot? Didn't think so. Why don't you take a gander at the new Sony shooters anyway?
The top executives in today's largest corporations not only travel in style, but they have access to an absurd array of perks while they travel, from awards and complimentary products to discounts on just about everything. On the IPO "road show" for his company VarsityBooks (now part of eFollet.com), serial entrepreneur Eric Kuhn remembers being "amazed" by witnessing firsthand "the rates and privileges that top executives at the underwriting investment banks received." After leading VarsityBooks to be twice-listed as a public company on NASDAQ (the only company I'm aware of to do so), Kuhn got out in 2006 and started 
Twitter has taken fire in recent days from activists and bloggers who fear that the company's new censorship policies will muffle online freedom. News reports recall the ways in which protestors have had made use of Twitter to oppose dictatorships, and dissidents express concern that their ability to communicate will be harmed. The more immediate issue, however, may lie elsewhere. Twitter's new policies demonstrate vividly the complicated relationship between Internet freedom and democratic government.
The content creation class shall inherit the Internet. 
Managing a tech brand means you always need to be on the lookout for innovative and creative ways to engage your community. Lately, the rise of 
Larry Page recently 
Because every VC's inbox is overflowing with pitches, and because VC's don't take meetings with just anyone, 
The mobile app ecosystem is growing so quickly - exponentially, even - that sometimes it's hard to see the larger trends occurring in the space. To really gain insight, it helps to look back over a longer period of time, like a year for example, in order to take stock of the changes taking place. To that end, I reached out to mobile app search company 
Yesterday I discussed how to 
Personal recommendations have always been a part of ecommerce, but there has been little innovation since Amazon introduced retail and product personalization 10 years ago. But with the increasing mountains of data at digital retailers' fingertips, ecommerce is about to get even more personal. The fact is that right now there is little iteration from personalized ecommerce beyond what is taking place on Amazon. So you'll see suggestions of what other shoppers who bought a certain item also purchased, or recommendations to similar items to what you have purchased, but there is a whole world of social data, and even more-in-depth purchase data that can be mined by retailers to help increase sales.
Like millions of other people, I got an email from Google this morning. It was entitled "Changes to Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service". The first sentence describes the intent of the changes as shortening 60 policies into one, and improving their readability.
That's awkward: Just as it was announcing a $1.2 million round of funding, online referral startup Curebit was caught lifting designs and code from 37Signals, the company behind popular collaboration tools Basecamp, Highrise, and others. The copying was called out on Twitter by 37Signals partner David Heinemeier Hansson, who, after an exchange with Curebit co-founder Allan Grant, called the Curebit team "fucking scumbags." It probably didn't help that Grant's initial responses didn't seem particularly contrite — he defended the copying as a "quick test" and at one point told Heinemeier Hansson, "Chill dude :)" (VentureBeat has a great blow-by-blow account of the initial controversy.)
Apple should not use its $100 billion in cash to buy, or buy into Hollywood. While it would most assuredly (ahem, cough) disrupt the system, it would not spur the kind of creative chaos and innovation that would lead to the Emerald City of any show, on demand, for free, to rent, or buy, or subscribe, and organized by taste or popularity, or you! In fact, Apple buying into Hollywood, would actually kill Hollywood. Here's why:
A single entrepreneur alone is vulnerable to shortsightedness, to fatigue. But with a team comes diverse perspective, encouragement, and the wherewithal to push through problems. That's why a group of Stanford computer science and business students started the Andreessen Horowitz-backed 
Barnes & Noble may be challenging Amazon's dominance of the e-book world, but the Kindle sales are still growing faster than the Nook's — at least if you connect the dots between some of the numbers included in a recently-published article by The New York Times.
