Kyt Dotson

Kyt Dotson is a Senior Editor at SiliconAngle and works to cover beats surrounding DevOps, security, gaming, and cutting edge technology. Before joining SiliconAngle, Kyt worked as a software engineer starting at Motorola in Q&A to eventually settle at Pets911.com where he helped build a vast database for pet adoption and a lost and found system. Kyt is a published author who writes science fiction and fantasy works that incorporate ideas from modern-day technological innovation and explore the outcome of living with those technologies.

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Riverbed Announces Community-Centric Spash and Developer-Friendly FlyScript for Software-Defined Networking

Today Riverbed, an application performance company, announced a suite of new tools provided to developers that will greatly enhance their ability to perform DevOps duties. Amid these, management elements such as in FlyScript—a software-defined scripting language for acting on networking—and a highly integrated developer community called Splash. FlyScript is the brand name for this entire set ...

Google Glass: The Cultural Impact of Digital Eyes

Google’s wearable-computing project, Google Glass, has become something of a media phenomenon lately due to its highly innovative aspect of being able to put augmented reality and a camera right up to consumers’ eyes. No doubt this will have a great impact on the individual user experience and enable an entirely new era of digital ...

Bitcoin Adoption: The Slow but Steady Emergence Through Services

It’s 2013 and Bitcoin has been making many inroads into ecommerce, much of the focus of adoption has been on seeing how it could allow people to use money in ways they hadn’t before. It’s almost the science fiction credits that could be traded from phone-to-phone on the street. However, before we get there, first ...

Evernote Hacked, Enforces Password Change for 50 Million Users

Evernote, the popular Internet-based note-taking service, has posted an advisory that it has been subject to a security breach that they believe allowed hackers to infiltrate and take usernames, associated e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords of the 50 million users who are registered. In addition to the advisory, Evernote users will be asked to reset ...

Bitcoin Value Reaches All Time High, Exceeds $32 USD and Continues Upwards

This week, the value of a Bitcoin reached its all time high and is continuing a slow rise upwards. According to Bitcoin Magazine, Wednesday saw Bitcoins exceed it’s previous all time high of $31.9099 USD set on June 9, 2011. Today that USD value has continued to soar on MtGox to $34.41. This is a ...

Earbits Dips into Social Currency to Connect Artists and Listeners

Streaming music is becoming a normal thing for Internet goers now that the streaming music radio is no longer on the chopping block (as often) with Pandora and Spotify making headlines. Many of these ventures maintain themselves with advertisements and subscribers; but this week Earbits–a music streaming site of 3 years running–has announced that they’re implementing ...

EA Looks to Big Data to Level Up the Video Game Industry

Video games have grown from singular personal diversions into a market that spans not just the globe but minds. Many games, such as Battlefield and Call of Duty, serve millions of players a day and numbers close to that concurrently. As they play, they leave behind traces of themselves, behaviors, activity, and even their own ...

Big Data PaaS Provider Continuuity Announces Developer Suite and Sandbox

Today Big Data application fabric provider Continuuity announces the public beta for the company’s developer suite and application sandbox enabling PaaS Big Data. October of last year saw commentary on the SDK and other developer tools released by Continuuity into private beta and now much of that hard work is coming to a head for ...

Canon’s Head Mounted “Mixed Reality” Augmented Reality Device is Nice but a Bit Out of Reach

The era of consumer-level augmented reality devices is slowly coming into port as we watch more manufacturers bring this technology to the public—partially through miniaturization and partially through making them at least affordable. With the Oculus Rift and Google Glass shining bright on the horizon, Canon is bringing their own AR device, or “mixed reality” ...

What Happened to Microsoft Azure on Friday; Death by Security Certificate

An expired SSL (secure sockets layer) certificate just became the lethal bugaboo for Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Storage services when the expiration pulled down the cloud service on Friday afternoon. It took the software mega-giant less than a day to fix the problem and Microsoft announced on Saturday that the service had been entirely restored. “Beginning ...