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Xeround Announces Rackspace Cloud Support, Updates Offering
Xeround, an SQL Database-as-a-service provider for private and public clouds, has a new offering is available for Rackspace. Xeround’s vendor-agnostic solution, is now capable of running on cloud environment regardless of the service provider, thus enabling users to avoid vendor lock-in and migrate applications at will. It’s a direction Xeround’s become known for, and it’s ...
After Nokia Deal Flopped, Intel’s Making its Own Way
When it comes to the mobile market, no handset has Intel chips in it. The largest chipmaker in the world even invested in joint project with Nokia to develop an entirely OS, but now that those deal flopped due to the latter’s partnership with Microsoft, Intel has plans to make its own phone. The Ovi ...
Eye-Fi Now Sends Photos Straight to Android, iPhone
Eye-Fi, maker of the first wireless memory card, has a new product in tow. The Mobile X2 card is an 8GB wireless memory card that provides users the ability to wirelessly upload pictures and videos from their camera to their Android or IOS devices. The X2 card also comes with “Direct Mode” and a number ...
Cloudera’s New Spin on Hadoop, Open Cloud
A few hours ago Cloudera announced the general availability of the Cloudera Distribution Including Apache Hadoop v3 (CDH3), which carries a very large number of new benefits. Cloudera has drastically set of supporting tools for the open source data management framework, and added nothing short of 7 new programs. This is really an opportunity for ...
The Latest in Online Video: Personal Cloud, and Lots of Ads
A noteworthy online video update crosses the wire by the day, but today was an exception – three major companies, including Vudu, HTC and TubeMogul – had some very big news. Starting with Vudu, the WalMart-owned on-demand video service raised the bar in its competition with Amazon, announcing that users can now stream video via the ...
GigaSpaces Joins OpenStack, Reveals Upcoming Product
Virtualized application platforms maker GigaSpaces is the latest to join the OpenStack community. In partnership with Citrix, a founding member of the open cloud OS, the young company also took the opportunity to announce it will soon debut a “truly open” Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offering based on OpenStack. The product will also leverage Citrix OpenCloud, and ...
YouTube Live – Introducing Streaming Video
Live streaming video and broadcasting has been gaining traction as online video and technology have evolved, and today the biggest player in the industry made the latest push in this growing trend. Google is beginning to roll out YouTube Live, which integrates the ability to product live streams into the site’s core system. “YouTube’s move ...
VMware Details Upcoming Products, Rampant Global Expansion
Virtualization giant VMware is obviously investing a great deal in order to stay attuned with market trends, and , according to Vittorio Viarengo, VP of End User Computing at VMware, VMware set its eyes on Honeycomb. VMware will launch a desktop virtualization client for Honeycomb tablets around the end of the second quarter this year. ...
Tablet Business Apps: This Week’s Best
Tablets have been really picking up in the office latlely, and the growing number of tablet business apps emerging almost daily is a very good indicator of that. And, now we’re taking a look into SiliconANGLE’s app picks of the week. iPad Wrike for iPad Wrike for iPad is a free, quite handy tasks management ...
Epsilon Data Breach Gets Washington’s Attention
After third-party marketing firm Epsilon suffered a massive security breach, the email addresses and names of millions of its clients’ customers have been compromised. The former include Chase Bank, Best Buy, TiVo, Disney, Kroger and more, and now, this still-blurry incident is getting some attention from Washington. Minnesota Democrat Sen. Al Franken, who chairs the ...
