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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RIM Expanding into Cloud-based BlackBerry Enterprise Server, Plans Support for Other Devices

For many years now, RIM has enjoyed a privileged position in the elite financial and corporate communication spheres due to their superior security and other innovations. However, due to changing networks, financial concerns, and personal preferences, even their previous supporters have been looking into permitting other devices in the hands of their employees. In a ...

Solar Powered Apple Products Coming, Patent May Lead the Way

There’s some rumors circulating about Apple potentially preparing a solar powered device—or at least including technology to do so for some yet-unannounced product. This is all based on the uncovering of a Q1 2009 patent filing for a small, low-powered solar array for mobile devices. The patent is cited by an article on TechCrunch, but ...

Apple iOS 4.3 Released, Feature Updates Revealed

Looks like iOS 4.3 is going to bring us a lot of feature updates and Sarah Perez at ReadWriteWeb has rounded them up for us to read about. Among them, the toggle on the side of the iPad, which once had been an orientation lock (to prevent the iPad from flipping orientation when handled) turned ...

Demand Media IPO Brings SEC Scrutiny, Industry Curiosity

California based Demand Media just came out with their IPO showing 4,500,000 shares estimated between $14.00 and $16.00. With this valuation, their IPO should become a gigantic windfall for the corporation; if the average price per stock falls between those expected values they’ll make at least $58.1 million. All this is brilliant and good for ...

New Hello Bar Makes It Easier to Engage Your Website Users: INVITES

Capturing the attention and directing the actions of users is extremely important for website builders. Eyeballs make or break the functionality and navigation of a site and in a lot of cases, most visitors simply bounce off the page they visit, so a great deal of designers aim for getting eyeballs past that first page. ...

Kinect Interface for Controlling Humanoid Aldebaran NAO Robot

It’s still primitive, but the Kinect seems to be the best consumer-side telepresence and remote-operation device to hack right now. In fact, in a playful toy sort of way, we’ve just come across a video on YouTUBE that shows a user controlling an Aldebaran Nao humanoid robot with the Microsoft Kinect. I’ve mentioned before why ...

Verizon Finally Unveils iPhone and It Will not be 4G

The big news is in: Verizon is getting the iPhone and it’s arriving February 10th. For years now, AT&T has been the go-to network if you wanted to play with Apple’s flagship mobile device. Interestingly, due to their exclusivity, AT&T’s iPhone network suffered under the staggering demands of users and may even look forward to ...

GeekBeat.TV Reviews Powermat at CES 2011

Powermat has been working hard at bringing us wireless/plugless charging for our phones and other mobile devices. In a lot of cases, it’s hard to remember to plug our phones into the socket to make sure that they’re getting their much needed idle-time charging—that and all the wall warts that we need to truck along ...

Steve Ballmer Says Microsoft Plans Future Kinect PC Support

Once again, some of the best Microsoft Kinect news comes to us through the European news venues. Eurogamer picked up on some comments that Steve Ballmer made during a BBC interview that suggests eventual PC support for the Kinect. When quizzed by the BBC whether PC functionality was part of the long-term game plan for ...

Leo Apotheker has a Lot to Think About for Hewlett-Packard in 2011

As a business, HP has been well known in the past for their computers and printers. In fact, they made their name on printer hardware when ink and print-heads were literally the black gold of the industry and they’ve been riding that wave ever since. However, with the new decade rolling around, there’s a lot ...