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Google launches Cloud Print beta for smartphones to rival Apple's AirPrint

Google takes a shot at Apple Air Print feature, launches its own Cloud Print beta for mobile documents and Gmail for mobile.

Google’s newly announced CEO Larry Page will face challenges from Facebook, Apple

The main challenge that is going to grip Page is going to be the confrontation with Facebook, the world’s largest networking site which is closing in on 1 billion users. And another competitor would be Apple in terms of mobile advertising. Recently Facebook was in the new about the challenge it posses over Google in terms of advertising.

US STOCKS-Wall St falls as tech shares weigh

U.S. stocks fell on Thursday led by losses in the technology sector and on worries that China's rapid growth may lead to more aggressive measures to tackle inflation.

Amazon Releases Elastic Beanstalk for Developers

Amazon Web Services LLC, an Amazon.com company, launched AWS Elastic Beanstalk for Java developers.

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Google Doc to allow users to upload videos too

Over the next few weeks Google will be rolling out the option to upload, store and organize any type of file in Google Docs and with this change one would be able to upload and access file from any computer, said a Google blog post.

Ultimate Software looks at selling itself: sources

Ultimate Software Group Inc has hired an investment bank to review a possible sale of the cloud-computing company, said three sources familiar with the situation.

Amazon EC2 helps researcher to crack Wi-Fi password in 20 minutes

Amazon's Infrastructure-as-an-offering (IaaS) the EC2, though synonymous with cost savings for businesses, is also gaining reputation as a potential tool in the hands of malicious code crackers.

Treasury.gov moves to Amazon cloud

Smartronix announced the launch of the new Treasury.gov web site and the migration of four other agency sites to Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud, marking the first time a cabinet level agency has moved its Web sites to AWS.

Inside The CES: The Future Of Retail by Alcatel-Lucent

Alcatel Lucent's ng Connect program is looking to reshape retail with LTE technology.

Google restricts US Dept. from handing cloud contract to Microsoft

While Microsoft slugs-it-out in the CES arena, Google won temporary relief in its cloud-war against Microsoft as it restricted the U.S. Interior department from handing a $59 million contract to Microsoft.

Google eyes foray into education with online app store

Google is planning to launch an online applications store offering popular educational software.

US companies look to ramp up hiring as economic outlook improves

Recent collaborative study by Wall Street Journal and Indeed.com shows spurt in hiring across companies in the US

NATO Turns To IBM For Cloud Computing

IBM will provide cloud computing software that will consolidate and integrate technology capabilities for critical command and control programs at NATO.

Teradata's $525 million acquistion of analytics firm Aprimo heats up data war with IBM

Data warehousing company Teradata announced its acquisition of cloud-based integrated marketing software maker Aprimo for $525 million to boost its analytics portfolio to counter Oracle, IBM and Microsoft.

Red Hat Says Profits Up 92 Percent

Red Hat announced financial results for its fiscal year 2011 third quarter, reporting a rise in operating income of 92 percent year over year.

Oracle Apps Now Available From Amazon

Amazon said several applications of Oracle are now available in its Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, a commercial web service that allows customers to rent computers on which to run their own computer applications.

NetApp upgraded at Barclays Capital

Barclays Capital upgraded rating of the data storage equipment maker NetApp, Inc. (NTAP) to 'overweight' from 'equal weight' and increased its price target to $67 from $56.

Cloud Computing: Microsoft, Google fight for Govt. pie

Microsoft won a deal with United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) under which it will move 120,000 of its employees to messaging, conferencing and document sharing over the cloud.

Dell buying Compellent to boost data storage presence

Dell Inc. announced an agreement to acquire data storage company Compellent Technologies Inc. for about $960 million, or about $27.75 per share in cash, to boost its storage presence.

Nvidia's latest graphics card GeForce GTX 580

Nvidia Set To Gain Share In High-End PC Graphics: Analyst

Graphics chip maker Nvidia may be turning the corner with better execution in PC graphics with the GTX 580/570/560 product family based on its new Fermi architecture.

Google says shut out of USDA cloud computing deal

Google Inc didn't get the chance to compete for the largest federal government cloud computing deal yet announced, according to the Web firm, adding to its concerns that government agencies are unfairly favoring rival Microsoft Corp.

Salesforce to buy cloud firm to expand apps platform

Salesforce.com Inc agreed to buy Heroku, a privately held cloud-platform company, for $212 million in cash, to expand into the fast growing social media and mobile space.

Salesforce acquires Heroku; ramps up platform-as-a-service offering

Salesforce is on the roll as the enterprise cloud-computing company announced that it has acquired Heroku, a company that offers Ruby platform-as-a-service (PaaS), for $212 million cash, just a day after releasing Database.com, the first cloud-based enterprise database.

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