David Needle

David Needle is a veteran technology reporter based in Silicon Valley. He covers mobile, big data, customer experience, and social media, among other topics. He was formerly news editor at Infoworld, editor of Computer Currents and TabTimes, and West Coast bureau chief for both InformationWeek and Internet.com.

Bing-Sponsored Search Event Also Features Google

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What's next in search? A company called BigThink is bringing together search rivals, academics, analysts and investors at a forum in San Francisco next week that aims to...

HP Strengthens Hybrid Cloud Portfolio

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HP (NYSE: HPQ) is building out its cloud computing portfolio this week with the announcement of new services and products. The computer giant has been an aggressive...

Google’s Apps Marketplace Now Has Education Breakout

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Google's addition to the Apps Marketplace builds on the company's strong relationship with schools and universities by making it easier to find applications. The new Education categoryin...

Apple Reveals All Time Most Popular Downloads

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As Apple says it's closing in on a whopping ten billion downloads at its iTunes App Store for iPhone and iPad, the company has released a list...

Apple Reports Blockbuster Q1 Results

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Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) reported profits of $6 billion for the first quarter today along with record revenue of $26.74 billion, both of which beat analysts' expectations. The...

Where Does Steve Jobs’ Absence Leave Apple?

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The Martin Luther King holiday isn't usually a time of big tech announcements, but a brief email sent to employees by Apple CEO Steve Jobs yesterday set...

Google Touts ‘Industry First’ Service Level Agreement for Apps

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Google's release today of an update to its Service Level Agreement (SLA) is the latest in a series of moves by the search giantdesigned to assure IT...

Intel Reports Record Earnings, Forecasts Even Better 2011

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Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) reported its third consecutive quarter of record revenue today, exceeding $40 billion ($43.6 billion) for the full year for the first time. The chip...

Mobile App Growth Challenges IT Managers in 2011: Survey

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Deploy more mobile applications. Check. Figure out how to manage them. Check. Those are two key takeaways from a just-released survey of IT managers by Kelton Research, sponsored...

Is Intel’s ‘Connected Store’ Concept the Future of Retail?

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If you build it, others will too? Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and several big name partners showed off some new, tech-driven concepts for retailing as part of a...

AMD Bombshell: Dirk Meyer Out as CEO

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In a surprise announcement, AMD said today that CEO Dirk Meyer has resigned as president, CEO and director of the company effective immediately. Bruce Claflin, Chairman of AMD’s...

PC Purchasing Set to Decline: Report

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Personal computers down; smartphones, tablet computers and 3DTV sales up, way up. That's the forecast from a just-released report by Accenture (NYSE: ACN). The research giant predicts consumer...
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