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Maria Deutscher

Maria Deutscher is a staff writer for SiliconANGLE covering all things enterprise and fresh. Her work takes her from the bowels of the corporate network up to the great free ranges of the open-source ecosystem and back on a daily basis, with the occasional pit stop in the world of end-users. She is especially passionate about cloud computing and data analytics, although she also has a soft spot for stories that diverge from the beaten track to provide a more unique perspective on the complexities of the industry.


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Cloudera’s Major Update for Hadoop CDH3

Hadoop-based data management software and services provider Cloudera has announced today its conclusive major update to CDH3, AKA Cloudera’s Distribution for  Hadoop. The wide-ranging, Apache licensed platform that enables customers to gain profit from their data has gotten several notably significant features, …

Android Market Updates Catch Up Users with the Rest of the Herd

Google and Android’s carriers have rolled out several low-profile updates for Android Market, transforming the Smartphone OS’s old navigation to a significantly more convenient and simplified one, that focuses on easier app search and managing. Lifehacker.com reports: “[Google and mobile carriers] have …

Comcast Goes Mobile and Launches Xfinity Wi-Fi

Comcast is diving head-first into the Wi-Fi arena, offering Xfinity Internet customers the ability to access thousands of additional hotspots throughout the greater Philadelphia, a sizable area of NJ and northern Delaware. This is followed by an earlier Comcast announcement that introduced …

Hulu Heading for IPO With a $200-300M Potential

As a source revealed, Hulu is planning an IPO which could raise anywhere between $200-300 million, and hoist its total value to right around a sweet figure of $2 billion; a respectable figure for the second largest video site in the U.S. …

The Charitable GSMA’s $5 Billion Profit Potential

The GSMA, an international trade organization for mobile carriers including big names such as Vodafone, AT&T and Nokia is being led by vice president Hilary Clinton on a campaign to spread 150 million mobile phones among women in developing countries worldwide. The …

The U.A.E Drops Ban Threat on RIM’s BlackBerry

Research in Motion and the United Arab Emirates had reached a settlement about the access and security concerns raised by the government regarding RIM’s BlackBerry e-mail and browsing services, as reported by the New York Times. “The U.A.E. telecommunications regulator said BlackBerry …

Recycling Old Electronics is a 50-50 Trend, Minus 11

The growing competition amongst manufacturers has introduced the world to wonders like never before, including the smartphone, HDTV, iPad and the high-power laser pen.  But all the new gadgetry also a  has a flipside, as it directly influences our ecosystem. As mentioned …

The Sprint ID Android Software Launch and Foreseen Advancement

Sprint has launched this Wednesday a brand new theme and demographics-oriented software for Android phones (the LG Optimus S, the Sanyo Zio and the Samsung Transform at least for now), called Sprint ID. This content platform automatically unpacks pre-selected apps, graphics, audio, …

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