socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 25 2006 | x1, desktop, search, vp, zantaz, veritas, storage, idealab, usvp, socaltechPasadena-based X1 Technologies has appointed a new Vice President of Engineering, announcing this morning that it has appointed Howard Silver to the position. Silver joins the firm from Zantaz, where he was VP of Product Development. Silver has also serve
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 30 2006 | linux, linspire, distribution, freespire, desktop, software, socaltech
San Diego-based Linspire, provider of a end-user targeted Linux distribution, has dropped its fee for its "Click 'N Run" software download service. The firm, which previously charged anywhere from $20 to $50 for users to use the service, said that it will
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 26 2006 | x1, yahoo, desktop, search, enterprise, socaltech
Pasadena-based X1 Technologies has rolled out a new, personal desktop search tool targeted at businesses. The firm said today that it has a new, free desktop search tool that is available for enterprises, that allows users to search desktop email, calenda
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 19 2006 | x1, sharepoint, microsoft, exchange, email, search, desktop, socaltech
Pasadena-based X1 Technologies is moving further into the enterprise space, with the announcement doay that the company has new Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft SharePoint connectors. The new components allow X1 Enterprise users to search and interact wit
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 25 2006 | goowy, web2, sharing, cuban, broadcast, mavericks, web2.0, desktop, socaltech
San Diego-based Goowy Media, a developer of Web 2.0 sharing applications, said this morning that it has received a major strategic financing round from Mark Cuban. Goowy said that Cuban had made an investment in the company, which wuld be used for fueling
- socaltech | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 01 2006 | web2, central, desktop, project, management, ajax, socaltech
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