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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Windows Messenger Connect Comes out of Beta

Not to be left out of the social bookmarking and sharing scene, Microsoft Inc. has developed a tool that allows web page administrators and developers to connect up to Windows Live Messenger (amid myriad other services). The recently golden Windows Messenger Connect provides a set of APIs that allow users to “communicate via Windows Live ...

TweetDeck’s Android App is Official

Twitter aficionados with Google Android phones are about to get a new friend, TweetDeck just came out of beta and is available on the Android Market: For those of you who haven’t had the chance to test the beta, Android TweetDeck is a completely reworked UI for managing your social media empire. With the app ...

4G Wireless Gets a Boost as Broadcom Acquires Beceem Communications

Broadcom Corporation just announced their acquisition of Beceem Communications amidst some fanfare from the wireless community. Broadcom is already a powerful player and innovator in the telecommunications industry and their acquisition of Beceem bring them even more leverage to innovate with. Hopefully, they’ll also pump a lot of new life into the next generation of ...

Drowning in Java: Oracle, IBM Deal Takes Aim At Android

At the heart of every Android phone is a platform that runs on a specialized form of Java. In fact, it’s at the core of the success of Google’s smart phone line, which is why the news from InfoWorld of Oracle and IBM making a pact comes as a potential blow to the search giant’s ...

Sometrics GameCoins Join Facebook Credits in Virtual Currency Exchange Program

Earlier this year we saw Facebook Credits start taking off, which they’ve expected to be a huge boon to their social gaming community with the ability to spend virtual coin anywhere across a multitude of gaming and social environments. Now, social app maker Sometrics is jumping on board as well. Customers of Sometrics can now ...

New Generation of Teens Less Concerned With Online Password Safety, Survey Says

A new survey is showing that the younger generation—what we might dub the social generation—of teens are a bit less smart with their online security than the one before. Just like interacting with the real world, it’s equally important to understand the basic rules of sanitation when running around in a virtual environment and common ...

Posterous for the iPhone: Post Once. Share Everywhere.

Social networking with your iPhone just got easier with Posterous. This iPhone app allows users to tap out a message and then with one or two touches of the screen send it to every social sharing site they belong to. You can check out their newly announced app and download it from their blog, Effortless ...

Android Gives Smart Phone Manufacturers a Huge Boost in Q2 2010

It looks like everyone who jumped on board the Android ship found themselves sailing fair waters in Q2. HTC Corp., Samsung, and Motorola have all shown growth and market promise arising out of embracing the Google product. This early decision has placed them among the top 10 brands second quarter, and it’s something Microsoft will ...

Why Is Google Testing Self-Driving Cars?

We’ve all seen them in our favorite SciFi movies and shows: cars that drive themselves: from Demolition Man to Minority Report. But how far away are we from getting our very own vehicles that will permit us to sit back, sip at our coconut drinks, and read a Tom Clancy novel in the driver’s seat ...

Mail.ru Announces IPO by End of 2010

The most popular Russian site on the web, Mail.ru, is making their initial public offering by the end of the year. Little is known about the upcoming public offering, but it looks like it’ll be a strong entrance according to Reuters, The company is seeking to raise more than $500 million, a source close to ...