Android Market Milestone: 100,00 Applications
Google is proud of their open-source's latest achievement of over a thousand apps, but they do not have an official release just yet.
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Groupon and eBay partnership Generates Money for All
Shopping websites Groupon and eBay announced a national incentive agreement. Effective today, Groupon deals will be featured at eBay.
Adobe AIR 2.5 Bringing Flash to Android, TV, Windows 7 and RIM Tablets
Adobe will enable flash-based applications and services to work on Android, Blackberry Playbook and Samsung TV as it today announced the development of Adobe Air 2.5.
Skype Disconnects Nimbuzz as They Go IPO
Rotterdam, Netherlands-based Nimbuzz was asked by Skype to remove support for Skype services effective October 31st.
Mail.ru Declares $5.7 Billion for its IPO
Russian Internet firm Mail.ru announced Monday that the company will have a valuation of $5.7 billion in an initial public offering in London.
Apple Joins Google’s Front Against Microsoft co-Founder’s Patent Lawsuit
Microsoft co-Founder Paul Allen filed a lawsuit against 11 companies, including several tech giants like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, AOL and Apple for 4 different patent infringements.
Square Redesignes iPhone 4 Credit Card Reader, Shipping Starts
Misleading information spread out that Square's credit card reader won't work on the newest Apple's iPhone 4. The device's metal band/antenna is being interrupted by the metal fitting on the headphone jack.
From CFO to CEO, Qlogic’s Biddiscombe Replaces Incumbent Desai
Board of directors at storage adaptor QLogic has appointed the company CFO Simon Biddiscombe to replace its 15-year incumbent CEO H K Desai, as he becomes executive chairman.
Openfeint Booms on Android Platform
The Android platform is deemed to be the one who can level with Apple in the mobile gaming world, but it's not kicking up good games. This has paved way for Openfeit to conquer the mobile games sector of the Android.
Shareholders Sue HP Directors for Kickbacks and Bribery
Hewlett-Packard directors since 2007 to 2009 are sued by shareholder due to violations of federal kickbacks and bribery laws.