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HP advances hybrid cloud push with Helion updates

By Mike Wheatley Mar 4, 2015

Hewlett-Packard Co. has reinforced its commitment to the hybrid cloud model with the launch of an updated version of its enterprise-focused, Openstack-based Helion cloud platform. The biggest news is that HP is restoring Helion’s…

Leak: Microsoft’s new web browser Spartan looking good with Cortana

By James Farrell Mar 4, 2015

We already know that Cortana will play a big part in the replacement browser for IE, Spartan, after Microsoft revealed plans for the new browser back in January. Thanks to a recent leak discovered…

Australia isn’t the U.S., Netflix isn’t a net neutrality hypocrite with iiNet deal

By Duncan Riley Mar 4, 2015

Netflix Inc.’s announcement that it has partnered with Australia’s second largest ISP iiNet Ltd. to allow customers to view Netflix’s soon to be launched local service without data used being counted against a customer’s…

Sony’s Project Morpheus VR headset to go on sale in the first half of 2016

By Duncan Riley Mar 3, 2015

Sony Corp. announced Tuesday that it will begin shipping its virtual reality (VR) headset, codenamed Project Morpheus, in the first half of 2016. First announced in March 2014, the company also announced a range…

The spin stopped here: Fab.com sold in epic fire sale to PCH for $15 million

By Duncan Riley Mar 3, 2015

All but failed online e-commerce site Fab.com has been acquired by Irish custom design manufacturing company PCH International. The acquisition price was officially undisclosed, but Re/Code and others report the figure was $15 million,…

Spare change: Uber acquires mapping company deCarta

By Duncan Riley Mar 3, 2015

Uber Inc. has acquired San Jose, CA based mapping company deCarta Inc. for an undisclosed sum. Founded in 1996, deCarta provides geospatial software platforms that power Internet, mobile, personal navigation and location-based service applications, or…