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Maria Pila

Maria Pila is a Staff Writer For SiliconANGLE.


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HP Opens Public Cloud Offering to Beta Testers

Hewlett-Packard Co. is taking a step closer toward its promise of offering a public cloud service by providing early access to select testers. HP announced on Wednesday that it has launched its HP Cloud Services private beta program. The company says it …

DROID Bionic, HTC Amaze Prepare for Fall Showdown

Motorola has officially announced that its 4G LTE-equipped DROID Bionic will be available from Verizon Wireless starting September 8.  It will set you back $299.99 with a two-year customer agreement.  This power-packed Android phone features a 1GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, …

iPhone 5 Release Confirmed For October?

Over the weekend, a few reports popped up that all seem to suggest one thing: The iPhone 5 launch is around the corner. Of course, as it’s customary to remind everyone, rumors are rumors, which is why they’re called rumors. Got it? …

OpenFeint Reveals GameFeed SDK, Freeing Social Gaming Across Platforms

Last July, OpenFeint, a mobile social gaming platform, launched a newsfeed service called GameFeed that teases gamers with the accomplishments of their friends.  GameFeed is inherently social and also competitive, posting running leaderboards for all to see, and allowing gamers using different mobile platforms …

Samsung Unveils Three New Devices at IFA

During Samsung’s keynote speech at the IFA tech conference in Berlin today, the company introduced what it is calling a new category of products, slotted between pocketable smartphones and not-so-pocketable tablets. Leading this new category is the Galaxy Note, which features an …

Location Gets Private for Photos with Geofences and More

Facebook wants to know “what’s on your mind?”  Twitter asks “what’s happening?” But that’s getting old already.  The burning question for the next wave of social networking is “where are you?”  Services like Foursquare, Gowalla, Brightkite, and Loopt want you to use …

IBM Extends Connections Platform to iOS, Android and BlackBerry

IBM has some new software designed to help organizations embrace social networking using the broadest range of mobile devices. Yesterday, IBM launched three updated mobile applications designed to help businesses that use its enterprise social networking package, Connections.  Customers can download the software from …

Citrix Opens Up the Cloud for VMware Customers

Citrix Systems has acquired cloud.com in a deal which will boost its position in the cloud computing market. The deal also underscores the growing role of open source software in building and deploying cloud platforms. Cloud.com provides open source software to create …

Apple’s Consumer Impact on the Personal Cloud

Apple co-founder and CEO, Steve Jobs, has resigned as CEO from Apple today, after a remarkable career.  With the introduction of the iPhone, Steve Jobs achieved something that might be unique in the history of business: he single-handedly upended the power structure of …

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