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WIN 8.1 RTMs — ANDREESSEN-GELSINGER brawl at VMWORLD — FTC investigating GOOGLE-Waze tie-up — NSA hits corporate bottom line — THE ONION’s Miley Cyrus linkbait primer

August 27, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC **Sponsored by Citrix** Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Parallels Launches Access For iPad, A Virtualization App That Gets Windows, Mac Apps To Work Like Native iOS Apps

Timed to coincide with VMware’s conference this week in San Francisco, one of its bigger rivals, Parallels, today is unveiling a new app that takes its own virtualization software to a new screen: the iPad. More than a year in the making, Parallels Access for iPad is not the first tablet-friendly product released by the […]

As Badgeville Homes In On Gamification For Large Enterprises, It Launches A New Behavior Lab

Gamification — the idea of adding gameplay elements into services to get people to interact more with them — has been one of the more buzzy features in the last few years of social media services, but it’s also been one of the more problematic. Last year, Gartner estimated that some 80% of apps with […]

Big data without good analytics can lead to bad decisions

Big Data does not necessarily mean Good Data. And that, as an increasing number of experts are saying more insistently, means Big Data does not automatically yield good analytics. If the data is incomplete, out of context or otherwise contaminated, it can lead to decisions that could undermine the competitiveness of an enterprise or damage […]

MobileIron Launches Anyware, A Service For Managing Apps And Devices Through Salesforce.com

MobileIron is launching Anyware, a service that gives Salesforce administrators the ability to manage devices, provision them and give users access to a personal app store. With Anyware, a CRM administrator configures devices through an interface that MobileIron has made simple enough to use without needing IT to implement. Once configured, the user has the […]

VMware Launches Network Hypervisor, Signaling Deeper Competition With Cisco

VMware announced its network virtualization platform today based upon its own internal technology with Nicira, which it acquired last year. NSX is a network hypervisor that abstracts the server. It exposes virtual networks, but they have the capability to be programmed, similar to virtual machines. But it’s also still very new. In 2009 and 2010, […]

‘Islamist’ hacker hits TWITTER — Feds attempt deeper BITCOIN control — GROKLAW shuts self down — OUTLOOK.COM (nee Hotmail) & Skype integration — 20% of U.S. off Internet grid

August 20, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC **Sponsored by Citrix** Not a TechBrief subscriber? Sign up for a free subscription. Tweet This Post

Sugar CRM Raises $40M From Goldman Sachs To Drive Growth In Asia and International Markets

SugarCRM has raised $40 million from Goldman Sachs to help finance its growth, especially in Asia where the company gets a substantial percentage of its business. The company has now raised $119 million since 2004 when it received its first $2 million from Draper Fisher Jurvetson. The company bills itself as the open-source alternative to […]

10 Startups In The VMware Universe Worth Tracking This Week At VMworld

The VMworld annual virtualization geek out begins this week in San Francisco. The big topic that will dominate all others: the radical transformation of the data center as a flood of data makes the old IT ways just seem antiquated and ill-fitted to the reality of a new mobile-first world. A host of startups are […]

As Wix Heads Toward IPO, Weebly Looks To Expand With Big New SF Headquarters, Plans To Add 500+ Employees

Weebly, the service that lets you, your grandma and anyone else build a website for free, is growing fast. The startup launched out of Y Combinator in 2007 and today hosts over 15 million sites, which together see more than 100 million unique visitors each month. But they also expect this growth to continue, as […]