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Interxion, Gold Sponsor of Hosting and Cloud Transformation Summit North America
Interxion, European provider of carrier-neutral colocation data centre services, will be a gold sponsor of the Hosting and Cloud Transformation Summit North America, event hosted by Las Vegas, from September 13 to 15. The summit is a leading event for the hosting, data centre, CDN and cloud Internet infrastructure fields.
2Sep2010 | Alina Popescu | 0 comments | Continued
VMworld 2010 – Last Day In San Francisco, Next Stop: Copenhagen
The VMworld 2010 conference organized by virtualization and cloud computing solution provider VMware is on its final day in San Francisco and is getting ready for its next move, Copenhagen. The European VMworld conference will take place in late October and line up the leading industry experts for hundreds of breakout sessions and labs.
2Sep2010 | Alina Popescu | 0 comments | Continued
Google Launched Real Time Search Engine
After gradually integrating real time results into their main engine, Google has just launched a dedicated real time search engine, Google Realtime. The new search engine crawls the web for the most up-to-date results, while continuing to feed real time results to the Google’s main search results.
27Aug2010 | Alina Popescu | 0 comments | Continued
August 19th Is World Photography Day
In case you ever wondered when modern photography was invented, it was August 19th 1839. Today in history marks the birthday of modern photography. Inventor Louis Daguerre and the French Academy of Sciences gave the world the process after long years of research and ingenuity.
19Aug2010 | Phil Butler | 0 comments | Continued
Stidia Adds Actively Managed Secured Hosting to its Service Offerings
Luxembourg-based Stidia, a provider of B2B hosting solutions, takes a calculated step forward. It is adding Actively Managed Secured Hosting as a new enterprise-level hosting offering to its B2B Suite of Services. This is a huge benefit to its corporate clients.
18Aug2010 | Ryan Cox | 1 comment | Continued
HP Acquires Software Security Company Fortify
Today HP is acquiring Fortify for an undisclosed amount. Fortify, a privately held security assurance company, based in San Mateo, California, will allow HP to beef up it’s protection of applications as well as better identifying vulnerabilities.
17Aug2010 | Ryan Cox | 0 comments | Continued
HP Chief Executive Hurd Resigns After … You Guessed it Sexual Harassment Probe
On Friday last week Hewlett-Packard (HP) Co.’s Mark Hurd resigned as chief executive officer (CEO) amidst the accusations of sexual harassment investigation. The claims against Hurd and HP are from a former marketing contractor. Hurd met with the rest of the Board of Directors and they decided that he should resign based on the allegations. HP claims that although there were no violations against its sexual harassment policy, Hurd violated the company’s standards of business conduct by submitting inaccurate expense reports that covered his relationship with the contractor.
9Aug2010 | Ryan Cox | 2 comments | Continued
Facebook App for Android FINALLY has an Update
Every Android user I knew of was complaining, for months, about how bad the Facebook app for the Android phones was. Imagine that, complaints about Facebook. Well, on Tuesday Facebook finally released a new version of the application, with plenty of new features to make Android users feel more included in the mobile Facebook experience. [...]
4Aug2010 | Ryan Cox | Comments Off | Continued
Motorola and Verizon Tag-Team the iPad
The tablet is going to attack the Apple iPad directly on many levels, a lot like the multitude of other devices that have flooded the market trying to improve on the iPad’s perceived weaknesses. It will support Adobe Flash, and is expected to be thinner and lighter than the iPad. Motorola’s tablet will also support tethering, have two cameras — one front-facing for video conferences and a rear-facing for taking photographs.
4Aug2010 | Ryan Cox | Comments Off | Continued
Dealradar Goes Mobile: Aggregates all Daily Deal Coupons
Dealradar is your saving grace. It’s a quick tool that aggregates over 80 daily deal sites, and pushes them to you quickly and efficiently. Your only work is choosing your desired deal of the day. Dealradar launched in May and is based out of Chicago. It is a free service that finds and collects unique, daily offers from sites. These sites include Groupon and Living Social, reaching more than 60 cities across the US, UK, Australia and Canada. Here’s the scoop: Dealradar crawls more than 80 daily deal sites, indexes and classifies deals locally, and aggregates to consumers.
3Aug2010 | Ryan Cox | 1 comment | Continued



