Here's the latest action:
Doxo takes $5.25M for paperless billing -- Forging the future of digital transactions, Doxo is backed by Mohr Davidow Ventures and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' firm Bezos Expeditions.
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Intuit looks toward Medfusion buy -- Software maker Intuit has signed an agreement to acquire Medfusion, a company that facilitates communications between patients and their medical providers. The deal is estimated at $91 million.
Printing coming to the iPad -- Apple CEO Steve Jobs replied to a customer inquiring about future printing functionality on the iPad, saying "It will come." That said, it's hard to authenticate whether it was really Jobs saying this.
New, faster Wi-Fi on the horizon -- The next generation of wireless communications could make wires absolutely unnecessary according to the Los Angeles Times. The Wi-Fi Alliance just announced a new data transmission format that speeds wireless communication by 10 times.
Cloud server sales on the rise -- Server sales for cloud computing applications are estimated to increase to $12.6 billion over the next five years, according to an article in the Wall Street Journal.
Showtime to put episodes online -- CBS, which owns Showtime, is going to launch an online video service for subscribers delivering Showtime programs, following in the footsteps of HBO, which is trying out something similar.
Motorola launches a square phoneMobileCrunch has more.
EV maker Think banks $40M more -- The Norwegian electric car maker has brought in a fresh $40 million in equity, helping fund its newly-established toehold in North America. The company is backed by Ener1 and RockPort Capital Partners, among others.
For shame, PG&E -- Months after Bakersfield, Calif. residents filed suit against the Pacific Gas & Electric Company for price gouging after its smart metering roll out, the massive utility has apologized for the problems, admitting that some of the new technology is at fault. This could be a major blow for the construction of the burgeoning Smart Grid.