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Dell, HP Ramp Up Device Launches Across Laptop, Mobile Space

Dell has fought major odds over a lengthy period of time. The company has leaped forward even since the slump in the previous year, with the result of their recent financial fiscal quarter looking really good, unlike HP. Dell’s trailing behind competitors, …

With NetApp Around, Is Cisco Falling Out of EMC’s Favor?

Don’t count Cisco out yet.  The consumer electronics and networking giant, after suffering hurtful losses and setbacks in recent weeks, Cisco still tries to rebound and turn things around. But will this new-found NetApp love be all that Cisco has been waiting …

Will Oracle Finally Tap VMware for Virtualization?

If and when Oracle decides to tap VMware and non-Oracle technologies for virtualization, it will be more capable of providing its large base customers with exemplary support. This is the conclusion that Wikibon experts arrived at during their recent Peer Incite meeting …

Digital Camera’s Quest to Survive the Smartphone Era

The smartphone is changing the landscape of the mobile industry. But, could it be killing digital cameras as well?  Famous brands like Kodak and Canon try to survive and stay relevant amidst the smartphone camera era. The recent years have brought us …

Millennial Media: The World is Getting Smart… Phones

Premier mobile advertising and data company Millennial Media has released a report noting some very interesting global mobile trends.  A month’s worth of study, the report covers device and manufacturing, device OS mix and global mobile developer trends for April 2011. It …

Is Big Data Prepared For the Challenges of the Cloud?

Falling in love with Big Data already? Great! But, just as any relationship requires, you have to also deal with the downside, even as you enjoy all good stuff. The Big Data explosion and its emerging market is undoubtedly one of the …

HP and Cisco Are On the Same Bad Trip, Apotheker May Cut Jobs

Cisco has received a succession of bad news, following a down slope for four quarters now. But Cisco is no longer alone on that ill-fated boat, now joined by their switch- and computer-networking rival, Hewlett Packard (HP).  Despite slightly exceeding expectations on its second quarter …

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