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What you missed in the Smart World: Connected vultures to solve Peru’s illegal waste disposal

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 25, 2016

Will a Chinese manufacturer finally be able to gain traction in the U.S.? Are connected vultures the answer to Lima’s illegal waste disposal? These are just some of the questions that may best be…

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What you missed in Big Data: Hadoop is the star of the show

By Maria Deutscher Jan 25, 2016

After a brief hiatus, Hadoop returned to the center of attention last week when private equity giant IVP and three other investors injected $30 million into the coffers of Qubole Inc. to aid its…

Wikibon

What you missed in Cloud: Bold moves

By Maria Deutscher Jan 25, 2016

When Amazon Inc. enters a new market, prices almost always start falling, but usually not with nearly the same abruptness that the online security space experienced last week in the wake of the latest…

Dassault’s modest proposal: Change the way we make everything

By Paul Gillin Jan 25, 2016

The biggest software company you’ve never heard of has set an ambitious goal: It literally wants to transform the way we design and build everything. Dassault Systèmes will probably get a hearing from its…

iPhone 6s tips and tricks: How to save a still photo from a Live Photo in iOS 9.3

By Collen Kriel Jan 25, 2016

Apple has released iOS 9.3 in both developer and public beta form and while the general public will have to wait a while until they can get to enjoy the new operating system —…

How to check if you need to replace your Windows laptop battery

By Collen Kriel Jan 25, 2016

I own a Samsung Series 5 Ultrabook which I bought in 2013. At the time, it had reasonably good battery life; I got around six hours of mixed use out of it, which was…

Synchronicity: A wormhole love story not in touch with its characters

By James Farrell Jan 25, 2016

“The power to cross the universe in an instant; the impossible becomes possible; all the unbelievable things you could accomplish; the eternal questions you could answer… and you want to get laid.” This piece…

Wi-Next & IBM bring the Industrial Internet to the factory floor

By Mike Wheatley Jan 25, 2016

Industrial Internet “edgeware” provider Wi-Next has scored something of a coup by teaming up with IBM to add its analytics capabilities to its industrial quality control and maintenance systems. The Palo Alto, California-based startup…

U.K. Chief scientist Sir Mark Walport advocates Bitcoin blockchain adoption

By Mike Wheatley Jan 25, 2016

The U.K. government’s chief scientist is urging ministers there to consider adopting Bitcoin’s blockchain technology for use in the private and public sectors, saying it could be used as a more reliable way to…

China could be about to launch its own digital currency

By Mike Wheatley Jan 24, 2016

China is reportedly considering launching its own virtual currency, having clamped down on Bitcoin use in the country. According to a report in The Register, China’s central bank is looking at virtual currencies as…

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What you missed in the Smart World: Connected vultures to solve Peru’s illegal waste disposal

What you missed in Big Data: Hadoop is the star of the show

What you missed in Cloud: Bold moves

Dassault’s modest proposal: Change the way we make everything

iPhone 6s tips and tricks: How to save a still photo from a Live Photo in iOS 9.3

How to check if you need to replace your Windows laptop battery

Synchronicity: A wormhole love story not in touch with its characters

Wi-Next & IBM bring the Industrial Internet to the factory floor

U.K. Chief scientist Sir Mark Walport advocates Bitcoin blockchain adoption

China could be about to launch its own digital currency

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