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Head-turning wearable devices at SXSW 2015

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 16, 2015

Known for launching tech startups into the mainstream, SXSW just wouldn’t seem complete this year without developments in the Internet of Things (IoT) space, especially wearable tech devices that aim to leverage personal data…

Microsoft previews Office 2016 & Skype for Business

By Mike Wheatley Mar 16, 2015

Microsoft rolled out a couple of new software previews this morning, including the first look at Office 2016 for Windows, and a technical preview of its Skype for Business client, which basically blends the…

Wikibon

What you missed in Big Data: It’s raining metrics

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2015

The competition in the analytics ecosystem took a new turn to the public cloud last week after Looker Data Sciences Inc. raised $30 million in funding from a group of prominent investors for its…

The arrival of Meerkat and the cyberpunk dystopia we’ve always wanted

By Eric David Mar 16, 2015

Twenty years ago, a discussion about privacy would have barely included the Internet. Ten years ago, it would have barely included social media. Now the issue of privacy is facing even more challenging questions thanks to…

Wikibon

EMC at a crossroads: The precarious path ahead | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2015

There have been vocal calls from the investment community recently for EMC to break up its federation of subsidiaries, a move that Wikibon analyst Stu Miniman says many customers are also quietly hoping will…

Fujitsu offers up cool liquid answer to smartphone overheating

By Mike Wheatley Mar 16, 2015

Japanese tech giant Fujitsu Ltd. has hit upon a novel way to cool down smartphones that it says is five times as effective as metal and graphite sheets. As most smartphone users will appreciate,…

What you missed in the Smart World: Cat-connected cameras for Instagram, and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 16, 2015

This week’s Smart World Series features the latest in Internet of Things (IoT) integration for one marketing cloud platform, a connected battery that wisens up smoke detectors, three smart home apps launching with Apple Watch, a…

Wikibon

What you need to know about Facebook’s open hardware efforts

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2015

Facebook usually only enters the IT discussion in the context of corporate firewall policies, but last week things took a different turn after the internal innovations at the foundation of its digital empire hit…

Wikibon

What you missed in Cloud: Jeff Bezos versus the world

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2015

The collective industry effort to displace Amazon from its dominant position in the public cloud intensified last week as rivals expanded the competition over enterprise spending to more workloads. Google led the charge with…

Twilio makes its Elastic SIP Trunking service generally available

By Duncan Riley Mar 16, 2015

Cloud communications company Twilio Inc. has today announced the general availability of its Elastic SIP Trunking service, following a successful beta test that launched in November 2014. The service is a cloud-based solution that…

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Head-turning wearable devices at SXSW 2015

Microsoft previews Office 2016 & Skype for Business

What you missed in Big Data: It’s raining metrics

The arrival of Meerkat and the cyberpunk dystopia we’ve always wanted

EMC at a crossroads: The precarious path ahead | #CubeConversations

Fujitsu offers up cool liquid answer to smartphone overheating

What you missed in the Smart World: Cat-connected cameras for Instagram, and more

Twilio makes its Elastic SIP Trunking service generally available

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