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What you missed in the Smart World: Free city smarts, Apple HealthKit upgrades

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 22, 2015

This week’s Smart World Series features the latest iOS 9 features to help users track the most personal of data, a fitness tracker’s debut on the New York Stock Exchange, smart trash cans helping to move the Internet…

The death of Antivirus and what comes next

By John McAfee Jun 22, 2015

I have been watching the various analysts’ and corporate dissections of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) breach. They range from the sublime – “No Comment (the White House)” to the ridiculous – “why…

How American Idol’s worst performers can teach you not to suck

By Brandon Mendelson Jun 22, 2015

(This is the next part in “How To Be (Internet) Famous”. You can catch up on the entire series here. I recommend going back to Part 1 and reading through the other posts before…

Indie dev on why he doesn’t believe in Steam Sales

By Eric David Jun 22, 2015

One of the reasons Valve Corp’s Steam client is so popular is the frequent discounts the platform gives to games, especially the massive winter and summer sales that last for nearly half a month.…

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Portworx exits stealth with software-defined container storage service

By Maria Deutscher Jun 22, 2015

The number of new startups to have entered the container ecosystem recently is now up to three in so many weeks thanks to the launch of Portworx Inc., which is bringing an automated storage…

Here’s what everyone will be talking about at DockerCon this week

By Mike Wheatley Jun 22, 2015

Hot technologies come out of Silicon Valley all the time, but it’s rare to see any blazing quite the same trail as Docker Inc., the startup behind the Docker containers that’s wowed the developer…

Amazon will start paying some Kindle authors for each page read

By Eric David Jun 22, 2015

Amazon Inc is introducing a new payment model for certain Kindle authors that will pay them by pages read, rewarding the people who write books that have more than catchy titles. The new pay…

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What you missed in Cloud: Insight-as-a-service

By Maria Deutscher Jun 22, 2015

The world’s top public clouds are able to accommodate as much data as an organization can throw at them, but that scalability often proves a double-edged sword when it comes to controlling costs. That challenge…

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VMware targets new DevOps tools at Docker

By Maria Deutscher Jun 22, 2015

Alongside the fresh-faced startups showcasing their wares at DockerCon 2015 this morning is VMware Inc. with two new tools aimed at helping developers take better advantage of the wildly popular containerization engine in their…

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What you missed in Big Data: Optimized knowledge

By Maria Deutscher Jun 22, 2015

Machine learning returned to the center of attention last week for the second time in a row after a little-known startup called SigOpt Inc. raised $2 million in funding from two of Silicon Valley’s…

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What you missed in the Smart World: Free city smarts, Apple HealthKit upgrades

The death of Antivirus and what comes next

How American Idol’s worst performers can teach you not to suck

Indie dev on why he doesn’t believe in Steam Sales

Portworx exits stealth with software-defined container storage service

Here’s what everyone will be talking about at DockerCon this week

Amazon will start paying some Kindle authors for each page read

What you missed in Cloud: Insight-as-a-service

VMware targets new DevOps tools at Docker

What you missed in Big Data: Optimized knowledge

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