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Saroj Kar

Saroj is a Staff Writer at SiliconANGLE covering DevOps, Emerging Tech, Mobile and Gaming news. If you have a story idea or tip, send it to @SiliconAngle on Twitter.


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Apple Could Make $7M Daily Android Licenses in Lieu of Lawsuits

How could Apple easily earn $7 million per day? According to Kevin Rivette, managing parter at 3LP Advisors, specializing in intellectual property, Apple would be better off negotiating licensing agreements with Android manufacturers rather than sue them. What will Apple get in …

The Year of the e-Reader: Where Price Meets Necessity

Santa and his elves ere busy this year fulfilling the millions of requests for new smartphones and tablets, a mobile trend that’s helped to drive the digital publishing industry in 2011. The market was flooded with more animated and enriched e-readers in …

How Facebook’s Mobile Strategy is Shaping Up

2011 saw some significant mobile developments from Facebook.  When it comes to people, 2011 was the year that Facebook claimed 800 million active users around the world, and with mobile promising to be a key area in the coming year, we look …

In Remembrance: Pioneers and Innovators Lost in 2011

The death of Steve Jobs, the visionary genius of Apple shocked the world, but he was not the only tech innovator we lost this year: ​​in 2011, other big names in technology have disappeared – and without the work of some of …

GoGo IPO: the Latest Tech Stock

For those who travel often, it’s increasingly common to find decals on aircrafts indicating Wi-Fi internet.  Most of those decals likely belong to GoGo Inc. The wireless internet provider has positioned itself well in the airline industry, brokering deals for internet access on …

Are Apple Patents Hindering the Mobile Industry?

Apple is having a very good week. After their victory over HTC on allegations identifying some HTC Android smartphones to have infringed Apple’s patents, Apple went on to win a patent for starting, and switching applications during phone calls. The U.S. Patent …

BlackBerry Downfall: Will RIM Survive 2012?

The sky’s gotten even darker for RIM. The BlackBerry manufacturer is accumulating bad news and sinking even further in the stock market. After the network failure that affected global users for several days and the lost trial over the BBX brand, the …

No More Netbooks for Dell: Another Device Down

The world’s third largest PC manufacturer is pulling back on the manufacturing of netbooks.  Dell said it would stop selling the Inspiron Mini netbook lineup just two weeks after dropping the Dell Streak tablet line as well.  It looks like Dell’s focusing …

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