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What you missed in Cloud: Smarter marketing

By Maria Deutscher Nov 16, 2015

Marketing providers managed to hold onto the cloud spotlight last week thanks to a series of major product updates offering to help sales professionals take better advantage of the software-as-a-service model. Demandbase Inc. led…

CAST, the smart entertainment hub that wants to make TV social

By Collen Kriel Nov 16, 2015

With friends and family spread across the world, we often miss out on the simple things like watching a sports match together, binge-watching Game of Thrones while vegetating on the couch or enjoying some gaming…

BeeLine aims to deliver simple, smart navigation for cyclists

By Collen Kriel Nov 16, 2015

Cycling is a great way to get around a city, avoid traffic, be more environmentally conscious and ultimately stay fit. What is not great is cycling around a city completely lost and not knowing…

Meet Pulse, the smart digital camera remote trigger

By Collen Kriel Nov 16, 2015

The ability to control your camera wirelessly through your smartphone definitely comes in handy when taking group shots, night shots when a slower shutter speed is required, time-lapse videos or the ever-popular selfie. One…

CoreOS open-sources Clair to clean up container vulnerabilities

By Mike Wheatley Nov 16, 2015

Container-loving CoreOS Inc. has just released a new scanning tool that checks for vulnerabilities in containers to the open-source community. The new tool is called “Clair”, and is described as an API-driven analysis engine…

Microsoft ‘kills off’ Project Astoria, its plan to emulate Android apps

By Mike Wheatley Nov 16, 2015

Microsoft has apparently decided to kill off a controversial project to create an emulator that would allow Android apps to run on Windows 10 mobile devices. The initiative, called Project Astoria, was first announced…

Nautilus sets sail with the world’s first floating data center

By Mike Wheatley Nov 16, 2015

We’ve seen a number of novel approaches in the data center industry aimed at reducing energy consumption, from building facilities above the Arctic Circle to using water misters for evaporative cooling. Now, a startup…

Case involving Bitcoin considered by Judge Judy

By Duncan Riley Nov 16, 2015

Judith Sheindlin, better known to millions of fans as Judge Judy, had an interesting case last week when she was forced to try to understand what Bitcoin was. The episode, which went to air…

Group claims Bitcoin may have been used to fund Paris terrorist attacks

By Duncan Riley Nov 15, 2015

Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS or ISIL) may have channeled funds used to set up Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris by using Bitcoin according to a group monitoring the organization. The…

Facebook sides with terrorists against group who wanted to report ISIS accounts

By Duncan Riley Nov 15, 2015

Social media giant Facebook, Inc.’s commitment to being against terrorism after the horrific attacks that occurred in Paris Friday has been called into doubt, with the company apparently taking sides with ISIS instead of…

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What you missed in Cloud: Smarter marketing

CAST, the smart entertainment hub that wants to make TV social

BeeLine aims to deliver simple, smart navigation for cyclists

Meet Pulse, the smart digital camera remote trigger

CoreOS open-sources Clair to clean up container vulnerabilities

Microsoft ‘kills off’ Project Astoria, its plan to emulate Android apps

Nautilus sets sail with the world’s first floating data center

Case involving Bitcoin considered by Judge Judy

Group claims Bitcoin may have been used to fund Paris terrorist attacks

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