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Mobile e-Commerce Player Shopgate Closes Series B Round
As a further indication mobile has arrived, news of Shopgate (www.shopgate.com) having received seven digits Series B funding from Northcap from Denmark and Creathor Venture from Germany for growing their mobile commerce was just announced .

The Internet and the Death of Privacy
The internet has brought us access to more information than ever before in history, racking up a long list of positive additions to the daily human experience.

The Coming Sony Shift - Can the World's Most Famous Tech Producer Produce?
Arguably the world's most famous and venerated technology corporation, Sony has had its fair share of hardships these last few years. With a generation of consumers migrating from big screen, big ticket electronics onto so-called "smart devices" and their incumbent tiny screens, Sony's "bread and butter" products must now take a back seat to their Xperia and other lines. The big question on every Sony fan or investor's mind is; "can the company revisit the summit of the technology mountain."

4 Pinterest Tips for Nonprofits
From the standpoint of nonprofits, making use of social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook is a no-brainer. These online communities allow nonprofits to tell potential donors about their work, engage the public, and drive traffic to nonprofit websites. Pinterest, on the other hand, may be a bit more difficult to understand, from the standpoint of a nonprofit. How can pinning items to a virtual bulletin accomplish any of those above mentioned goals?

Sergey Brin Never Sent My Google Glass Test Kit!
Did you get your Google Glass test unit yet? If not, then you're simply not cool at all. At least this is the sense most of the online world must have seeing the likes of Robert Scoble or Pete Cashmore among the 8,000 “explorers,” people picked by Google to wear the first ones of these massively anticipated wearable smart toys. Okay, maybe more than toys.

The Deep Web: Walk on the Wild Side
While Google takes you by the hand and leads you with a smile to pictures of kittens and puppies, while you laugh at the latest Grumpy Cat meme, while you skip down the aisles of e-commerce buying baseball cards and gumdrops, the Deep Web lies beneath.

What Is the Value of Your Facebook Fans?
Did you know that a BMW Facebook fan is valued at $1613? If you consider the official Facebook page of the company with 13,234,552 at the date of this report, the numbers are simply mind blowing.

How Enterprises Can Increase Productivity with Mobile Technologies
Mobile devices are here to stay. The challenge for enterprises is to contain the security risks so that the increased productivity, freedom and cost savings are not outweighed by the burdens.

Spain: Smartphones Trump Other Devices in Surfing the Internet
In Spain, almost 4 out of 5 Internet users are surfing the web on smartphones, followed by laptop/netbook (80,9%) and desktop computer (78,8%) .

iPhone Vulnerability Threatens Secure Image of iOS Devices
Israeli mobile security start-up Skycure has exposed a vulnerability that could allow hackers to control and spy on iPhones. If this vulnerability is exploited, hackers would access a user’s private information, including passwords, while the spying process would remain completely unnoticeable, given an impression of a secure connection.

SocialWhirled Exits Stealth Mode with Next Generation Publishing Platform
SocialWhirled tools are now available as a social, mobile and digital campaign publishing platform, complete with an intuitive campaign management system and in-depth, real-time analytics.

Google Images Redesign Generates Controversy
A little while ago Google announced that it had redesigned Google Images in order to “provide a better search experience”. When making the changes, they took in considerations feedback from both users and webmasters. With the new version, users can flip through images using only keyboard, can see the detailed information about the image (the metadata) in the lower part of the photo.
