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The FCC Considering Airwaves for WiFi. Goodbye Hotspots?

By Kristen Nicole Sep 13, 2010

The Federal Communications Commission is looking to open more airways for WiFi use, minimizing the need to search for hotspots, and downsizing the number of dead zones you’ll experience on your Wifi-enabled phones and…

EMC #1 in VMware Storage Virtualization – EMC Gaining Market Share Not Losing in VMware

By John Furrier Sep 13, 2010

On the heels of the big industry news of HP and Dell bidding for storage vendor 3Par (which SiliconANGLE covered like a blanket), there is a silent war going on. A war for leadership…

Nokia’s Board Room Shuffle Continues as Two More Executives Step Down

By Kristen Nicole Sep 13, 2010

More changes in Nokia’s executive line-up, with the departure of Anssi Vanjoki, a board member of the mobile manufacturer. Jorma Ollila, Nokia’s board chairman, may be stepping down as well. The news comes days…

HP Continues Buying Spree, with ArcSight Acquisition

By Kristen Nicole Sep 13, 2010

Not long after beating Dell in an eighteen-day bidding war over 3PAR, Hewlett-Packard is pushing on with its shopping spree. ArcSight, a security software company, is HP’s next target, with reports of plans for…

Live Matrix Brings a TV Guide to Current and Upcoming Web Event

By Kristen Nicole Sep 12, 2010

Live Matrix is finally launching its site at DEMOfall this year, bringing the long-awaited guide to the web. It was the buzz Live Matrix, co-founded by Nova Spivak, generated around another conference that put…

Microsoft Releases Free eBook. You Know, For Kids. [Dark Cloud]

By Steven Hodson Sep 10, 2010

Thanks to Richard Hay over at Windows Observer for this tip about a free eBook from Microsoft for kids to learn how to keep themselves safe on the Web. From the dedication: This book…

Boxee Now Bigger and Better with Webkit, HTML5

By Kyt Dotson Sep 10, 2010

After finding Mozilla’s Geko layout engine—Firefox’s layout engine—a little bit too buggy and difficult, Boxee is looking to switch their integrated web browser to Webkit—which runs Apple’s Safari and Google’s Chrome. As part of…

We Haven’t Seen the Last of Zune, Nor Its Marketplace

By Sep 10, 2010

Emil Protalinski asks today at Ars Technica: “… is there room for a Zune in a post-Windows Phone 7 world?” Remember when Microsoft unveiled the successor to Windows Mobile and said that every Windows…

JPMorgan Testing Blackberry Alternatives: iPhone, Android

By Kyt Dotson Sep 10, 2010

Large corporate enterprises like to keep their employees in touch with each other, even when they’re not in the office; as a result they often invest in particular technology infrastructures. Currently, Blackberry dominates with…

Ooyala Raises $22M to Grow Global Video Platform and Monetization

By Kristen Nicole Sep 10, 2010

Video startup Ooyala has raised $22 million in a recent round of funding, led by the CID Group and ITOCHU Technology Ventures. Existing investors Sierra Ventures and Rembrandt Venture Partners also participated in the…

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Nokia’s Board Room Shuffle Continues as Two More Executives Step Down

HP Continues Buying Spree, with ArcSight Acquisition

Boxee Now Bigger and Better with Webkit, HTML5

We Haven’t Seen the Last of Zune, Nor Its Marketplace

JPMorgan Testing Blackberry Alternatives: iPhone, Android

Ooyala Raises $22M to Grow Global Video Platform and Monetization

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