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Val Galin

Val Galin is a staff writer at SiliconANGLE. He's into reading blogs about technology, gadgets, online marketing, and other geeky stuff.


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Big Data and Data Warehousing Fuels IT War

When Hewlett-Packard announced its $10.3 billion acquisition of software company Autonomy last month, it was already obvious where HP is heading.  The Palo Alto, California-based company is dipping its toes in “big data” and “cloud computing” waters. CEO Leo Apotheker takes HP …

China: The Next Battleground for Mobile, Cloud

China has recently become the target for some major tech companies, as it becomes the next market for mobile products, especially smartphones and tablets.  Apple already has four stores set up in various cities, with an additional fifth and sixth coming in Hong …

HP’s PC, webOS Drama Just a Marketing Ploy?

A couple of weeks ago, Hewlett-Packard shocked the world when it announced the end of webOS, HP’s acquired mobile operating system from Palm and supposed weapon in the mobile war. Days afterward, it unleashed another wave of surprise with the TouchPad’s $99 …

Mobile Security Market to Reach $14.4B in 2017

More and more people are getting smartphones and tablets everyday.  With mobile devices rapidly becoming the gadgets of choice for a lot of people, it also becomes a popular target for hackers, viruses and malware.  And for this reason, the mobile security …

VMworld 2011: Industry Giants Show Support, New Products

After last year’s successful event, VMware officially kicks-off VMworld 2011 today in Las Vegas, Nevada. For starters, you can view schedules of our live coverage here, a list of the few topics that will be covered here, and the five startups to …

Google Pays $500M in Drug Deal: Bad Ads Never Pay

Looks like Google is going to shell out $500 million from their own pockets as they settle government charges for online pharmacy ads that were illegally shown on the search giant’s website. Google Inc. has reached a $500 million legal settlement with …

Google-Motorola Deal: What It Means To Samsung, HTC, and Microsoft

Google surprised everyone this morning when the search giant announced its plan to acquire Motorola Mobility for a whopping $12.5 billion.  With the acquisition, Google officially becomes a hardware manufacturer, a very competitive business that the company has little experience with, and …

HTML5: Savior in the Uprising Against Apple In-App Rules

In an effort to avoid Apple’s new in-app purchase policy, Amazon announced on Wednesday the release of the Kindle Cloud Reader, an HTML5 web app that lets users access their Kindle library on the iPad and other supported devices. It allows users …

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