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Gartner calls out cloud vendors for cooking the books

By Mike Wheatley Jan 18, 2016

Gartner Inc. has called out supposed “cloud vendors” for doing what everyone has known for years – creatively cooking the books to inflate their cloud-associated revenues. Gartner made its accusations in a paper called…

The winner of Ubisoft’s ‘Far Cry Primal’ contest gets to sleep in a cave

By Eric David Jan 18, 2016

Game developer Ubisoft Entertainment SA has come up with an unusual reward for the winner of a contest promoting the upcoming Far Cry Primal: an all expense paid trip to sleep in a cave in…

iPhone now healthier for eyes: Here’s how to activate Night Shift

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2016

If you find yourself having trouble falling asleep at night, a likely culprit is your smartphone, as it emits a light that combats the natural rhythm of your brain getting sleepy. To address this, Apple has added…

WhatsApp finally drops its $1 annual subscription fee, has no plans to introduce ads

By Eric David Jan 18, 2016

Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has finally done away with its $1 annual fee, making the app now completely free to use. “For many years, we’ve asked some people to pay a fee for using…

Five ways to secure and insure your Bitcoin startup

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2016

To date, the Bitcoin industry has received over $1 billion in venture capital, and startups are trying their hand at developing services for the community or building on top of the distributed ledger technology…

The best ways to spend gold or money in Hearthstone

By Eric David Jan 18, 2016

Unless you have enough disposable income to drop $1000 on Hearthstone card packs, you probably want to spend your in-game gold or real-life money as efficiently as possible to get the most (and best) cards…

Software-defined protection eases backup woes, says Wikibon

By Bert Latamore Jan 18, 2016

Data protection is broken, and IT organizations need new, software-defined solutions, said Wikibon Chief Analyst David Vellante in a recent CUBEconversation (see video below). Data is growing at exponential rates, driven by the Internet…

What’s changed our minds on Big Brother: Report unveils new trend in personal data exchange

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2016

Will you give up personal information for perks? The answer may not be a simple yes or no. According to a new study released by Pew Research Center, Americans are willing to give up…

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What you missed in Big Data: Machine intelligence

By Maria Deutscher Jan 18, 2016

Machine-generated data returned to the agenda last week after industrial heavyweight PTC Inc. and ServiceMax Inc. combined forces to give organizations much-needed visibility into the growing number of connected devices finding use throughout their…

What you missed in the Smart World: Self-driving cars just took over 2016

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2016

Cars of today may have features that allow them to park by themselves, but has the Internet of Things gained mass adoption or are there still factors affecting its deployment in consumers’ homes? Every…

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The winner of Ubisoft’s ‘Far Cry Primal’ contest gets to sleep in a cave

iPhone now healthier for eyes: Here’s how to activate Night Shift

WhatsApp finally drops its $1 annual subscription fee, has no plans to introduce ads

Five ways to secure and insure your Bitcoin startup

The best ways to spend gold or money in Hearthstone

Software-defined protection eases backup woes, says Wikibon

What’s changed our minds on Big Brother: Report unveils new trend in personal data exchange

What you missed in Big Data: Machine intelligence

What you missed in the Smart World: Self-driving cars just took over 2016

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