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Yahoo looks to sell off Santa Clara development site amid ongoing restructuring efforts

By Mike Wheatley Jan 3, 2016

Yahoo! Inc. has wrapped up a difficult year by announcing it’s looking to sell a 48.6-acre development site in Santa Clara it’s owned for several years. The Silicon Valley Business Journal reports that the…

Microsoft may be developing an Xbox Lite to take on the Apple TV

By Duncan Riley Jan 3, 2016

Microsoft Corp. may be preparing to take the good fight to Apple later this year with a new Xbox Lite model that would compete directly with the Apple TV. News of the possible device…

Ex-Yandex employee convicted of trying to sell its search engine source code

By Mike Wheatley Jan 3, 2016

A former employee of Russian Internet giant Yandex, the dominant search engine in that country, has been handed a two-year suspended jail sentence for stealing and trying to sell the source code for Yandex…

Mark Zuckerberg’s 2016 goal is to build an AI butler like Jarvis in Iron Man

By Duncan Riley Jan 3, 2016

What was your wish for 2016? Perhaps it was to build a successful startup, quit smoking, get fit, or one of any number of regulars, but did your list include building an Artificially Intelligent…

Esports organization MLG reportedly sold all of its assets to Activision Blizzard

By Eric David Jan 1, 2016

Major League Gaming (MLG) has been one of the biggest names in organized esports for almost the entire history of the professional gaming industry, but now it looks like the tournament organizer may be…

2016 will usher in smarter Samsung TVs and new Bio-Processor for wearables

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 1, 2016

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced that its entire 2016 Smart TV lineup will be Internet-of-Things (IoT) ready and connected with the SmartThings open platform. The South Korean giant also added that its 2016 SUHD TVs…

Stupid Patent of the Month award goes to Microsoft

By Mike Wheatley Jan 1, 2016

Microsoft has landed the Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) revered “Stupid Patent of the Month” award for December after claiming it ‘invented’ the incredibly simple “slider bar” in its ongoing court battler with Canadian firm…

John McAfee on freedom, leadership and innovation

By John McAfee Dec 31, 2015

As I look forward to the years ahead, it is clear to me that the future of our industry and our country will be led by those who embrace principles that are tied to…

Nexusguard: 2016 will be the year of proactive, shared defense against DDoS

By Kyt Dotson Dec 31, 2015

In 2015, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks were estimated to represent a significant portion of the $15.4 million per year cybercrime cost to average American firms (taken in a study from Hewlett Packard…

The best smart home gadgets in 2015

By Cynthia Kuzela Dec 31, 2015

Each year more and more companies launch smart home gadgets to make our lives easier and more secure, and 2015 was no different. With the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) starting on January 6, we…

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Yahoo looks to sell off Santa Clara development site amid ongoing restructuring efforts

Microsoft may be developing an Xbox Lite to take on the Apple TV

Ex-Yandex employee convicted of trying to sell its search engine source code

Mark Zuckerberg’s 2016 goal is to build an AI butler like Jarvis in Iron Man

Esports organization MLG reportedly sold all of its assets to Activision Blizzard

2016 will usher in smarter Samsung TVs and new Bio-Processor for wearables

Stupid Patent of the Month award goes to Microsoft

John McAfee on freedom, leadership and innovation

Nexusguard: 2016 will be the year of proactive, shared defense against DDoS

The best smart home gadgets in 2015

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