Wind River, an Alameda-based technology company owned by Intel, announced yesterday that Samsung Electronics is using its software for development and testing on Android smartphones.
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By Erica Madison By October 2013 Target will become Alameda’s newest retailer. Alameda based Niman Ranch announced today that it now includes more than 700 independently owned farms in its humane livestocking network. Pamela Gordon, an author and president of Technology Forecasters Inc., of Alameda, a strategic supply chain and environmental consulting firm, has been awarded a sustainability award at the Productronica trade fair in Munich, Germany. BioTime of Alameda, a biotechnology company focused on regenerative medicine, reported revenue figures yesterday. For the quarter ended September 30, 2011, revenue was up 40% compared to the same period last year. InSite Vision of Alameda reported third quarter financial results yesterday, for the period ended September 30th, 2011. Total revenues for the quarter were $6.6 million and net income was $1.5 million. InSite develops advanced ophthalmologic products. NorCal Community Bancorp, the parent company for Bank of Alameda, announced yesterday a third quarter profit of $98,000, compared to a net loss of $1.2 million for the same quarter in the prior year. BioTime, a biotech company based in Alameda at Harbor Bay Business Park, announced yesterday that it has appointed a new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). GameChanger Products, of Alameda, announced yesterday the launch of the GC Combinator, a new service that lets corporations tap teams of entrepreneurs to help develop innovative products. Wind River, an embedded and mobile software company owned by Intel and based in Alameda, announced this week that it has launched new automated testing software for Google Android-based smartphones, which the company says will improve end-user experience with smartphones, by reducing the time it takes phone manufacturers to run tests on the user interfaces. |
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