Kristen Nicole
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As with most popular events, CES has become arguably “lame” in recent years. Over-hyped, over-covered and over-attended. But this year brought a fresh spin to CES as connected gadgets finally found their calling as service-driven devices. It’s a development we’ve been expecting …
Why Loggly’s CEO Welcomes Rivalries from Splunk and Others
An arrogant New Yorker, Charlie Oppenheimer flippantly took what sounded like a fun gig at Apple, thinking two or three years on the West Coast would suffice. Nearly a decade went by with the Cupertino company, and that Pacific air must’ve gotten …
How Springpad Will Keep Your 2013 Resolutions on Task: Applying Big Data
Would it surprise you to learn that January is National Organization Month? Starting today, millions around the world will find the onset of 2013 the perfect excuse for making resolutions. Now about keeping them? That’s up to you, and the easier you …
The Best of Michael Dell #DellWorld 2012
An honored guest stopped by #theCube today: Michael Dell, Founder and CEO of Dell Inc. If you missed the live broadcast, see the video below, and check here on SiliconAngle for the written summary. In the meantime, enjoy these photos and timeless …
Michael Dell on Modernizing the Portfolio, Mobile Devices and Services
We’re at Dell World this week with one overarching question in mind: what’s Dell’s solution for the emerging world of converged infrastructure and big data? CEO Michael Dell and his team set out to address this question today, announcing investment initiatives in Enterprise Solutions …
Twitter’s New Photo Filters vs. Instagram: Hands-On Review
Instagram’s been the bold social network to take on industry greats, namely Twitter. The photo-sharing app is a mobile wonder, revitalizing the “Twitter” experience with images, hashtags and search-driven browsing. This year’s been great for Instagram, being acquired by Facebook for $1 …
Cerego Tracks Your Brain Data Without Implanting A Chip [BETA Invites]
What if you could tap into your brain data without implanting a chip? A startup called Cerego is looking to pick your brain with the power of visualization. The newest company to take on big data exited stealth today with a new …
Has HP Cleared Autonomy’s Name with New Product Outlook?
This week was an important one for HP, coming off a controversial bout of bad PR after CEO Meg Whitman revealed a massive $8.8 billion write-down from last year’s acquisition of Autonomy. At HP Discover in Frankfurt Germany, the hardware manufacturer gained …
How Big Data Helped LiquidPlanner Build Technology Ahead of Its Time [Q&A with Liz Pearce]
I was first introduced to LiquidPlanner at DEMO in 2008, strolling the floor of the banquet hall where dozens of startups had set up booths. LiquidPlanner was one of the handful of companies I remember from the event, and one of the …
Network Revolution Claims HP, Autonomy, Cisco and Others
For many of us this week’s been abbreviated, with plans to spend time with family for Thanksgiving. But even as the holiday season kicks into gear, the business world takes little time to rest, though there’s plenty of time to reflect. Perhaps …