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IoT

Google wins FCC approval to roll out Project Soli radar motion sensing technology

By Mike Wheatley Jan 1, 2019

Google LLC has won permission from U.S. government regulators to deploy its Project Soli radar motion sensing technology in the real world. The decision by the Federal Communications Commission late Monday means that Google…

Apps

Google Duo reportedly testing group calls, low-light features

By Mike Wheatley Dec 31, 2018

Google LLC may be working on new features for its Google Duo video calling application, which allows users to make calls in high definition even as it’s optimized for low-bandwidth connections. The new features,…

Blockchain

As bitcoin ends 2018 down nearly 80%, ever-hopeful investors predict better days ahead

By Duncan Riley Dec 31, 2018

Bitcoin has ended the year down nearly 80 percent and further still from its highest level, but a number of investors are predicting better days ahead. The cryptocurrency started the year on $13,609.79, surging…

Apps

As sales continue to slump, first iPhone XI leaks hit the internet

By Duncan Riley Dec 31, 2018

Apple Inc. will be ringing in 2019 with declining sales, but there might be hope ahead as the first iPhone XI leaks appear. The company launched its latest range of iPhones in September, but…

Apps

Report finds major apps are illegally sharing data with Facebook

By Duncan Riley Dec 31, 2018

The data sharing scandals surrounding Facebook Inc. throughout the year may have just gotten worse. A new report finds that leading Android apps are sharing user data with the social media giant in breach…

Blockchain

Intercontinental Exchange’s cryptocurrency startup Bakkt raises $182.5M

By Duncan Riley Dec 31, 2018

Cryptocurrency startup Bakkt LLC., the brainchild of New York Stock Exchange owner Intercontinental Exchange Inc., today said it has raised $182.5 million in its first round of funding. Investors include Boston Consulting Group, CMT Digital,…

Infra

App’s in India, but data’s in California? Maybe try distributed databases

By R. Danes Dec 31, 2018

Edge to cloud traffic, data inferencing at end points, multicloud computing architectures — they have one harrying problem in common: network latency and the high cost of lugging around data. The solution is a database that can live in many…

Infra

The fast-fry-slow-bake strategy for shifting apps to cloud

By R. Danes Dec 31, 2018

What does the word mainframe bring to mind? An old legacy company that thinks cloud security has more holes than a slice of Swiss cheese? The reality is that many companies running on mainframes are…

Big Data

Real-time data integration serves up freshest reporting, analytics

By R. Danes Dec 31, 2018

Data coming and going behind a curtain of computing obscurity presents problems. If companies can’t gauge recent changes, they may miss something crucial. If they can’t direct data sets to the right targets, they could…

Infra

Software automation handles tricky multicloud-networking business

By R. Danes Dec 31, 2018

What’s a mobile application using a database in one public cloud, a machine-learning engine in another, and three managed services running in still others? It’s a typical example of modern enterprise information technology. Getting…

all stories

Google wins FCC approval to roll out Project Soli radar motion sensing technology

As bitcoin ends 2018 down nearly 80%, ever-hopeful investors predict better days ahead

As sales continue to slump, first iPhone XI leaks hit the internet

Intercontinental Exchange’s cryptocurrency startup Bakkt raises $182.5M

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