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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.

RockMelt Crashes Crowded Browser Market

Does the world need another browser? The co-creator of the first Internet browser thinks so. Marc Andreessen, who co-founded Netscape,...

iPhone, Android Get Google Instant

Search Google faster on your iPhone or Android. David Needle reports. Google has released a beta of Google Instant for...

SAP Offers $120M to Oracle in TomorrowNow Case

The high profile software theft case between rivals Oracle and SAP is kicking into high gear -- or at...

HP ‘Instant-On’ Bridges Cloud and Data Center

Cloud computing is hot, but those in-house data centers won't go away anytime soon -- this awareness is the...

Adobe Makes Connect Web Conferencing Service More Flexible

The latest version of Adobe's Connect conferencing software for the enterprise, released Monday, has features designed to make starting...

IT Survey Spotlights Cloud Computing’s Potential, Misconceptions

Cloud computing is -- or should be -- on every IT decision makers radar, given the potential cost savings...

Tech Heavyweights in Battle to Control the Internet Economy?

The Internet is universally lauded for the openness that lets virtually anyone launch a website or a Web services...

Video Usage vs. Enterprise Networks

As video streaming threatens enterprise networks, Gartner research vice president Joe Skopura said video caching and stream-splitting can help...

Ray Ozzie Sees ‘Dawn of a New Day’ for Microsoft

In a lengthy state-of-the-company report, Microsoft's Ray Ozzie recapped the software giant's accomplishments in Web services, but also pointed...

IBM Targets Forgotten Mobile Workers

It seems like everyone has a mobile phone these days, so why are so many maintenance workers and facility...