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Afero aims to address fragmentation and insecurity in the Internet of Things

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 23, 2015

It is believed that by the year 2020, there will be 50 to 100 billion things connected to the Internet. Thus, the Internet of Things (IoT) has been dubbed as the next Industrial Revolution.…

Analytic trends in 2016 could predict presidential election

By Teryn O'Brien Dec 23, 2015

Data analytics hold vast potential in 2016, pushing companies into whole new terrain and even helping predict the next U.S. president. Data blending and advanced analytics company Alteryx, Inc. recently hosted a webinar alongside Cloudera,…

John McAfee posts letter to the 2016 presidential candidates

By John McAfee Dec 23, 2015

The following is the body of a letter that I have sent to fellow candidates running for the office of President of the United States: We are very rapidly moving toward an unprecedented and…

Walli is a crowdfunded smart wallet that alerts you if you leave your wallet or card behind

By Collen Kriel Dec 23, 2015

The team behind Walli, “the world’s smartest wallet”, wants to remove the hassle of ever having to replace your wallet or its contents when you misplace it. Once connected to your smartphone, you will…

Google debuts interactive ‘Spotlight Stories’ on YouTube Android app

By Collen Kriel Dec 23, 2015

Just in time for a bit of holiday fun, Google has announced the launch of Spotlight Stories – the company’s 360-degree animated videos designed to change how we tell stories – to YouTube on…

California green-lights Flywheel TaxiOS to let cabs offer Uber-like services

By Collen Kriel Dec 23, 2015

Taxi rides throughout the Golden State may soon offer an Uber-like experience. On Tuesday, California’s Division of Measurements Standards gave taxi operators in the state the green light to make use of Flywheel Software…

Researchers claim the NSA hacked Juniper’s firewall software

By Mike Wheatley Dec 23, 2015

Security researchers are claiming that two “backdoors” inserted into Juniper Networks Inc.’s security software code may have been put there by the National Security Agency (NSA) or another government agency. Juniper Networks went public…

Google employs mobile phone confirmations in new password free login test

By Duncan Riley Dec 23, 2015

Remembering passwords can be a complete pain, let alone a security risk, but what if there was a way to access a site without the need for one? That’s the question Google, Inc. would…

Intelligently designed TV: Highly anticipated tech series coming in 2016

By James Farrell Dec 23, 2015

The portrayal of computer technology on television, either of those that create it, work in it, or of the manifestation of it in our lives, is suddenly at a point where we can feel…

NetApp/SolidFire deal won’t be a game-changer, Wikibon says

By Mike Wheatley Dec 22, 2015

NetApp Inc.’s $870 million acquisition of flash storage outfit SolidFire Inc. should help it to fend off challengers hoping to erode its market share, but the move won’t be a game-changer and will not…

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Afero aims to address fragmentation and insecurity in the Internet of Things

Analytic trends in 2016 could predict presidential election

John McAfee posts letter to the 2016 presidential candidates

Walli is a crowdfunded smart wallet that alerts you if you leave your wallet or card behind

Google debuts interactive ‘Spotlight Stories’ on YouTube Android app

California green-lights Flywheel TaxiOS to let cabs offer Uber-like services

Researchers claim the NSA hacked Juniper’s firewall software

Google employs mobile phone confirmations in new password free login test

Intelligently designed TV: Highly anticipated tech series coming in 2016

NetApp/SolidFire deal won’t be a game-changer, Wikibon says

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