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Android’s Tablet Competition Heats Up from Apple, Dell and HP

The Wall Street Journal tipped off the commencement of iPad 2 production, a device expected to be slimmer and lighter than its current counterpart, incorporating a camera for videoconferencing with FaceTime, a feature lost on Apple’s initial iPad version. The market’s pretty …

Everyone Do the Android Twist: Dell, AT&T Join the Craze

Dell has big plans for 2011, having announced a new 10-inch Android tablet. This rounds out the largest product line-up the company has ever launched, under the name of The Dell Means Business. The Dell Means Business Product launch is comprised of …

The Real Meaning of Privacy in a Public, Digital World

The privacy issues in social media have always been a public matter, but the latest complaint adds more fuel to the fire. In November 2010, two British newspapers quoted tweets of a government worker that previously posted on Twitter the fact that …

Virtual Goods Turn In High and Real Revenues

On the occasion of the International Toy Fair, Stardoll, the online fashion game for teenagers, announced a multi-year licensing agreement with Mattel that will materialize into the first product line coming out in the autumn of 2011. Mattias Miksche, CEO of Stardoll Network …

Kindle Updates Keep this eReader Ahead of the Curve

Amazon is aware of its tough competitors such as the Nook, the iPad, Google’s eBooks and eBookstore, thus making continuous efforts to keep a fresh look for its customers. Amazon announced today its latest updates for the Kindle which include public notes, …

Social Media Scores Big at the Super Bowl

Social media has made its way into a lot of things, including the Super Bowl experience.  It is even more obvious this year that the Super bowl event is barely connected with the football game itself anymore, but with revenues from advertising. …

Google’s Eric Schmidt Re-addresses EU Inquiry Issues

Eric Schmidt’s interview for The Sunday Telegraph revealed the company’s intentions of carefully tackling the EU search inquiry. Schmidt hopes for the European Commission to “come up with a set of remedies” that Google would thoroughly consider as long as it “protects …

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