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Spam email rate is below 50% for the first time in over a decade

By Eric David Jul 20, 2015

Spam email has existed for almost as long as email itself, long before it even first started being referred to as spam in the early 1990s. Less scrupulous advertisers discovered that they were suddenly…

Shenmue III breaks Kickstarter video game funding record at $6 million

By Kyt Dotson Jul 20, 2015

In what looks like a massive coup for fan culture and community interest, Yu Suzuki’s newest game of the Shenmue series is becoming a reality. The Kickstarter for Shenmue III was announced at E3…

Industry responds to Oracle’s single-source Cloud solution | #OraclePaaS

By Nelson Williams Jul 20, 2015

Oracle Corp. has taken a bold move in the Cloud space by integrating platform, software and infrastructure into one whole, with the promise that customers can now move to the Cloud and back again…

Share Rocket shows how your social media market share stacks up against your competitors

By Eric David Jul 20, 2015

Social media is no longer a novelty for big brands, and pretty much every company has realized just how important it is to engage with consumers through platforms like Facebook and Twitter. Like everything…

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Dell debuts 3D NAND drives for its all-flash arrays

By Maria Deutscher Jul 20, 2015

The marketing people at Dell Inc. scored a major victory this morning after its SC Series became the first all-flash array family from a major vendor to support 3D NAND thanks to the introduction of…

Should you buy the new iPod? Old vs. New: full specs

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 20, 2015

Apple has updated its iPod line with the long-rumored iPod touch, new iPod shuffle and nano. The iPod touch received an upgrade, but the same cannot be said for the shuffle and nano, as the…

Coming this fall: What we know about Google’s two new Nexus phones

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 20, 2015

Google is expected to announce its next flagship smartphone sometime in October, but consumers may be surprised as to what the company will be unveiling this year. Rumors suggest that there will be two…

What you missed in the Smart World: Wearables that charge themselves, and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 20, 2015

This week’s Smart World Series features smart tips to keep homes safe this summer, smart wine bottles that prevent counterfeit spirits, wearable tech that doesn’t need to be charged, the launch of a new…

Smithsonian launches Kickstarter to preserve Neil Armstrong’s spacesuit

By Eric David Jul 20, 2015

Kickstarter Inc. has been used to fund everything from multi-million dollar video games like Star Citizen to the world’s most expensive potato salad, and now the Smithsonian Institution is turning to Kickstarter to preserve some…

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How SIOS is bringing high-availability into the cloud | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Jul 20, 2015

While a significant milestone in and of itself, SIOS Technology Corp.’s recent foray into machine learning represents only the latest leg of an innovation journey that traces back decades to the dawn of distributed…

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Spam email rate is below 50% for the first time in over a decade

Shenmue III breaks Kickstarter video game funding record at $6 million

Industry responds to Oracle’s single-source Cloud solution | #OraclePaaS

Dell debuts 3D NAND drives for its all-flash arrays

Should you buy the new iPod? Old vs. New: full specs

Coming this fall: What we know about Google’s two new Nexus phones

What you missed in the Smart World: Wearables that charge themselves, and more

Smithsonian launches Kickstarter to preserve Neil Armstrong’s spacesuit

How SIOS is bringing high-availability into the cloud | #CubeConversations

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