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Google’s Project Fi expands international coverage with Three

By Eric David Jul 12, 2016

Project Fi, Google’s pay-what-you-use cellular service, has just gotten a huge boost in international coverage thanks to the addition of Three to its list of network carriers. Project Fi does not use its own…

Silicon Collar: Defining the new type of worker | #Inforum16

By Marlene Den Bleyker Jul 12, 2016

Vinnie Mirchandani, CEO of Deal Architect, Inc. and author of numerous books about technology, has a new reader coming out this fall titled Silicon Collar: A celebration of outstanding workers and machines that help them excel.…

Infor helping to get rid of ‘spaghetti code’: Analyst insights | #Inforum16

By Brittany Greaner Jul 12, 2016

A decade ago Infor, Inc. may have been struggling, but throughout Inforum 2016 it became clear that the company is currently working with innovation in mind. Day One of the Inforum 2016 event ended on…

Pokemon Go is a buggy mess, but we love it anyway

By Eric David Jul 12, 2016

Niantic Lab’s Pokemon Go has been tearing up the mobile app charts since it was officially released last week, and while hundreds of millions of people have been enjoying the augmented reality game, pretty much…

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Chef’s new flagship DevOps platform aims to automate the entire application lifecycle

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2016

After a fairly uneventful first day at Chef Software Inc.’s user conference in Austin this week, the show is kicking into high gear. The company announced a new flagship offering called Chef Automate this…

Codecademy raises $30 million to expand its free code learning platform

By Eric David Jul 12, 2016

Codecademy, a popular website that offers free coding lessons, has just raised $30 million in a Series C funding round led by Naspers Ventures. Other investors included Union Square Ventures, Flybridge Capital Partners, Index Ventures, and…