Kyt Dotson, Author at SiliconANGLE

David Flynn of Fusion-io Discusses Atomic Multiblock Native Write

By Kyt Dotson Oct 4, 2011

Fusion-io, already becoming famous for their highly successful Flash storage products, is adding a new technology that will permit a new type of write primitive called an “atomic multiblock native write.” Most importantly the…

Jailbreak Utility for iPhone Redsn0w Ahead of the Game with iOS 5.0 GM for iPhone 4S, iPad, and iPod

By Kyt Dotson Oct 4, 2011

It looks like just on the edge of unveiling the new iPhone, hackers across the Internet have already gotten on the ball and prepared a jailbreak for the device that allows tethering. The jailbreak…

Has a New Yorker Reporter Found Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto?

By Kyt Dotson Oct 4, 2011

Bitcoin has its own version of Batman and a New Yorker reporter has gone out hunting for the cryptocurrency’s Bruce Wayne. It’s been three years since the inception and introduction of Bitcoin to the…

Jason Andersen at Oracle OpenWorld 2011 Bringing Java to PaaS with JBoss

By Kyt Dotson Oct 3, 2011

John Furrier of SiliconANGLE and Dave Vellante of Wikibon sat down with Jason Andersen, the Product Line Developer, JBoss Enterprise Application Platform & Developer Studio, a division of Red Hat to speak about JBoss,…

Klout vs. Kred, the new Social Media Influence Metric on the Block

By Kyt Dotson Sep 30, 2011

A new service is being launched by social media analyst industry leader PeopleBrowsr intended to compete with other influence-metric social media services like Klout—in fact, it looks exactly like a competitor directly to Klout.…

New NFC Standard Brings Simple Peer-to-Peer Communication Within Easy Reach

By Kyt Dotson Sep 29, 2011

Lately, Near-Field Communications (NFC) news has been a little bit dry. The technology isn’t any longer in its infancy, but now that it’s starting to crawl it’s getting into everything (perhaps its time we…

Another One Bites the Dust, Microsoft Burns Down Kelihos Botnet

By Kyt Dotson Sep 28, 2011

It’s been only a week since Microsoft put the final stamp on their case against the Rustock botnet, and they’ve already pounced again—this time on equally notorious prey: the Kelihos network. In a particularly…

Bitcoin 0.4.0 Will Secure Your Wallet With Native Encrpytion

By Kyt Dotson Sep 27, 2011

This major release to the Bitcoin client hit the digital stacks September 23, 2011 and it includes a long-awaited security feature: encrypted wallets. Of late, users of the cryptocurrency have suffered increased attempts by…

FBI Arrests of Suspected LulzSec, Anonymous Hackers Sweep the U.S.

By Kyt Dotson Sep 23, 2011

News and speculation have been all a twitter this morning with the revelation that the FBI has arrested two alleged members of the group LulzSec and the hacktivist collective Anonymous on Thursday morning in…

Is that Bear a Kinect Controller or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

By Kyt Dotson Sep 22, 2011

Anyone who hasn’t experienced it yet should go to Google Maps, find a local mall with a Build-a-Bear Workshop and go make a bear. Sure, the stuffed little adorables can be a little bit…

Kyt Dotson

David Flynn of Fusion-io Discusses Atomic Multiblock Native Write

Jailbreak Utility for iPhone Redsn0w Ahead of the Game with iOS 5.0 GM for iPhone 4S, iPad, and iPod

Has a New Yorker Reporter Found Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto?

New NFC Standard Brings Simple Peer-to-Peer Communication Within Easy Reach

Another One Bites the Dust, Microsoft Burns Down Kelihos Botnet

Bitcoin 0.4.0 Will Secure Your Wallet With Native Encrpytion

FBI Arrests of Suspected LulzSec, Anonymous Hackers Sweep the U.S.

Is that Bear a Kinect Controller or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

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