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The battle for analytical dominance: Pentaho vs. Amazon | #pworld15

By Marlene Den Bleyker Oct 15, 2015

As day two of PentahoWorld 2015 kicked off in Orlando, Dave Vellante and George Gilbert, cohosts of theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, review the most noteworthy customer stories they had heard so far. Pentaho longevity Noting that Pentaho Corp.…

T-Mobile one ups AT&T to power IoT movement

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 15, 2015

Did T-Mobile just up the ante on interoperability in the Internet of Things (IoT)? Just yesterday, AT&T, Inc. announced NumberSync, a soon-to-be-launched service that will allow all your connected device, like a fitness tracker or…

Smart, foldable bike is made for techie urbanites

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 15, 2015

In 1915, a new form of transportation was introduced to the inhabitants of New York called the Autoped, a motorized scooter made by Autoped Company of Long Island City. Now, 100 years later, the…

6 Android smartphones with better cameras than the iPhone 6s

By Collen Kriel Oct 15, 2015

In 2014, DxOMark, the self-proclaimed “trusted industry standard for camera and lens image quality measurements and ratings,” rated the newly released iPhone 6 and 6 Plus as sporting the best cameras to be found…

Windows 10 gets Groovier with App of the Week iHeartRadio intergration

By James Farrell Oct 15, 2015

Microsoft’s music app for Windows 10, Groove, just gave listeners a far wider selection of tunes with the integration of iHeartRadio. Groove was created by Microsoft as the place to go in Windows 10…

5 iOS accessibility features that are useful to everyone

By Collen Kriel Oct 15, 2015

Apple’s iOS mobile operating system comes with assistive features baked in that allow people with disabilities to use devices like the iPhone, iPod, and iPad in much the same way as non-disabled users. However,…

Gone to the birds? A chicken is now posting on Twitter to obtain a Guinness World Record

By Duncan Riley Oct 15, 2015

Some people may suggest that Twitter Inc., with its 140 character limit (possibly soon to be lifted) is little more than shallow noise on the internet. So why not take that further and extend…

Hackers can access Siri from up to 16ft. away: Here’s how to stop them

By Collen Kriel Oct 15, 2015

iOS 9 With Siri enabled from the lock screen of an iPhone, anyone with physical access to the device can use Siri to gain access to the device. Now research has shown that hackers…

SAP launches souped-up, cloud-based analytics solution

By Mike Wheatley Oct 15, 2015

SAP SE is getting into the Big Data analytics-on-cloud game with the launch of a new service, SAP Cloud for Analytics that’s able to digest data from multiple stores both on-premise and in the…

Microsoft, Intel, OEMs to launch PC advertising blitz

By Mike Wheatley Oct 15, 2015

In an effort to kick-start sales in the flagging PC industry and spur faster adoption of Windows 10, Microsoft is teaming up with the world’s top three PC makers – Lenovo Group Ltd., Dell…

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The battle for analytical dominance: Pentaho vs. Amazon | #pworld15

Smart, foldable bike is made for techie urbanites

6 Android smartphones with better cameras than the iPhone 6s

Windows 10 gets Groovier with App of the Week iHeartRadio intergration

5 iOS accessibility features that are useful to everyone

Hackers can access Siri from up to 16ft. away: Here’s how to stop them

Microsoft, Intel, OEMs to launch PC advertising blitz

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