Google is about to make a huge infrastructure change. Search results are going to be displayed in a whole new way than ever before. This new search algorithm is going to be called Google Caffeine, and rumors of it first surfaced on the website Mashable back in August 2009. However, it [...]
At the recent Digital Media Conference yesterday in San Francisco, Twitter was used in an interesting way. Behind every panelist was a large screen in which the latest Twitter feeds referencing the conference with a hash tag of DMCW was referenced. As such, the speakers were held accountable for the comments they made and the [...]
It feels like it is 1999 again! The TechCrunch 50 event was held this week (September 14-15) at the San Francisco Design Center. It promised to be the biggest tech event of the year. Instead, it was a horrible flop. The VCs and even the pundits have become jaded and confused about determining what exactly is a good startup and what is a bad one. At this year’s TechCrunch50 2009, there were few surprises and many disappointments. The people, this time, have voted with their stomachs and pressure from hecklers rather than with their heads.
It has been a while since I have written an article here on the Cupertino Daily, but the upcoming race for Cupertino City Council has rekindled excitement in our city. No, I’m not going to run again for Cupertino City Council. Having run twice, I have grown weary, tired, and perplexed with local politics in Cupertino. I invite each candidate to post their thoughts on the Cupertino Daily to reach readers and voters in our city in an objective and non-salesmanship like tone. I also invite local Cupertino residents, groups, and supporters to send to me their thoughts and contribute position papers/articles on why they support their candidates and what issues they believe are the most pressing for our wonderful and diverse city. I will attempt to post these articles on the Cupertino Daily with minimal edit to provide the best clarity of the author’s voice.
San Jose Mercury News, USA
By John Boudreau Investors on Monday seemed to shrug off news that Apple CEO Steve Jobs is recovering from a liver transplant. Apple's shares closed down 1.5 percent, but that was amid a broad sell-off on Wall Street that left the Dow down 2.4 percent …
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abc7news.com, CA
SANTA CLARA, CA — The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in its search for a man who robbed a bank in Cupertino last week. The robbery occurred on Wednesday at about 10:40 am at Chase Bank, located at 10250 S. DeAnza …
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CUPERTINO — A Cupertino bank robbery remains under investigation as authorities continue to look for a suspect. The robbery occurred last Wednesday, June 3rd, when a man walked into the the Chase Bank on South De Anza Blvd and demanded money. …
CBS 5, CA
A Cupertino man who has been convicted of 11 counts of felony vandalism for dumping paint containers on Santa Clara streets was rearrested Tuesday after police detectives allegedly caught him again dumping hazardous materials. …
VentureBeat, CA
Raza Microelectronics, maker of processors used in communication devices, announced that it will be acquired by NetLogic Microsystems, provider of memory for data packets, for $183.4 million in stock. Investors in Raza's parent company RMI may receive …
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San Jose Mercury News, USA
By Sean Webby San Jose Police Department's Officer Manny Vasquez outside of the police department in San Jose, Calif. on Thursday, May 28, 2009. On May 17th, while returnning to the US on a flight from Taipei, San Jose police officers Luan Nguyen and …