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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.


Latest from Kyt Dotson

Rumored Apple Partnership with Gemalto for iPhone SIM Chip

The rumblings of rumor have surfaced about a partnership between Apple and Gemalto—a company that recently filed a patent lawsuit against Google—over the production of a SIM chip for iPhones. This sort of move will allow Apple to cut carriers out of …

Bing Map’s “Shout!” Empowers Educators and Students

Something that really fuels mapping and geospatial information is being able to analyze map data. Microsoft has released Visual Fusion 5.0, a stunning suite of map analysis tools with a brilliant visual flare, producing heat maps, false-color charts, even 3D infographics out …

Apple Appears Ahead of the Pack On HTML5 Video

As Apple has eschewed Adobe’s Flash for their products they have been relying heavily on HTML5 for mobile devices now for years. As a result, the technology company has been leading the way for HTML5 adoption, especially with the advent of devices …

Intel Pours Investments Into Middle Eastern Technology Firms

It looks like Intel has big plans for their surplus this year by extending their portfolio of investments into social networking, entertainment, and VoIP—all based around Middle Eastern technology firms. AME Info leads with a bulletin on the technology giant’s investments, Further …

Comcast Takes the Beta Tag Off Xfinity TV

Now rolling out to Comcast video customers everywhere, Xfinity TV will deliver more than 150,000 hours of programming to all their digital subscribers—irrespective of what ISP they use. Meaning, even if you don’t use Comcast as a service provider, you can get …

PayPal Innovate X Conference: The Future of Money

We would probably properly call this “the future of online money,” although it is likely well-tied to the actual future of money. With the evolving paradigm of social media comes a great deal of opportunities to connect as well as make money. …

Skype’s Nimbuzz Disconnect, a Matter of Integrity

Yesterday, we reported that Skype had cut off Nimbuzz—a third-party mobile messenger app that included the VoIP service—and that they did so because Nimbuzz had violated their API terms of service. Today, a spokesperson from Skype responds with their side of the …

Microsoft Releases Office 2011 for Mac OS

Office 2011 is now available for Macintosh along with a number of additions, including Visual Basic scripting, Outlook, and online collaboration. Ars Technica has a short article on the announcement, but reveals on the totality of innovation seem to still be rather …

Ustream Rolling Out Pay-Per-View Broadcasting

In an announcement on their blog earlier today, Ustream.tv has said that they’re giving their broadcasters new ways to monetize their streams: Ustream Open PPV will allow any Ustream broadcaster to apply directly to Ustream for the ability to charge viewers for …

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