Monthly Archives: September 2011

Nitobi Launches PhoneGap for Windows Phone ‘Mango’

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Nitobi and Microsoft have announced that the HTML5-powered PhoneGap cross-platform mobile application development framework now supports Windows Phone 7 "Mango" devices.In a Sept. 8...

Google Zagat Buy Provides More Antitrust Fodder

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Amazing. Google acquired Zagat, a niche content company nearly as old as myself whose little red pocket-sized booklets of restaurant reviews I can remember...
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Google-Zagat Deal Could Change Everything, But Will Be an Uphill Pull

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I'm no foodie; I happily prefer chicken-fried steak to Chateaubriand. But I'm excited by Google's purchase of Zagat, not because it's going to give...

71 Percent of Health Care Companies Suffer Data Breaches in Past Year: Report

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A new study by Veriphyr, a software-as-a-service data analytics application provider, found that 71 percent of health care organizations have suffered at least one...

Samsung, Microsoft Collaborating on Windows 8 Tablet: Report

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Samsung is building a tablet running Windows 8, according to a report in the Korea Economic Daily.That publication cites an unnamed industry source for...

IBM Finds Commuter Pain on the Rise

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A new IBM survey relating to traffic in some of the largest cities in the world indicates that although efforts have been made to...

Google’s Zagat Acquisition Supports Future Growth: 10 Reasons Why

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Google made the surprising move on Sept. 8 to acquire Zagat. For those unfamiliar with Zagat, the company publishes a highly respected restaurant guide...

Motorola Droid Bionic Delivers 10 Things Sure to Excite Smartphone Buyers

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After a long wait, Motorola has finally released details on the launch of its Droid Bionic smartphone. The device, which will come with Android...

Apple, Samsung Legal Battle Extends to Japan

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Apple wants a Japanese court to ban a selection of Samsung devices within that country, according to Reuters.Unnamed sources told the news agency that...

Microsoft Nabs Acer, Viewsonic in Android Patent Deals

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Microsoft is continuing its campaign of tying Android device manufacturers into licensing agreements, this time nabbing two significant prizes: Acer and Viewsonic.The agreement between...