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Alibaba shows off facial recognition to secure mobile payments

By Collen Kriel Mar 16, 2015

Alipay users could soon be able to pay for their purchases by scanning their face with their smartphone. E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s CEO Jack Ma showed off the technology in his keynote…

Secure sticker shock: BlackBerry SecuTablet charges high price for government-ready device

By Collen Kriel Mar 16, 2015

On Saturday, BlackBerry Ltd. announced a new secure tablet offering developed by Secusmart, a Germany-based company it acquired last year, in conjunction with IBM and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Based on the Samsung Galaxy…

No, really, the PC is not dying (and why I still need one)

By David Coursey Mar 16, 2015

I understand it fits Wired‘s worldview, but that doesn’t make it true. I am talking about its latest entry in the “PC is dead” sweepstakes, in which the imminent death of something — what,…

Virtual friends and real rewards: Living with our avatars (Part 2)

By James Farrell Mar 16, 2015

This is the second entry of a three-part series exploring heightened technological immersion in the near future. Part One: The Side Effects of Mind Control is here. In 2010 Jesse Schell, CEO of Schell…

Report: YouTube considering a subscription video service

By Duncan Riley Mar 15, 2015

Google Inc.’s video site YouTube is considering launching a subscription video service in the face of increased competition for original content from VoD services including Hulu and Vimeo. The report, buried in a long…

This new chemical printer uses a block-by-block method to manufacture molecules

By Kyt Dotson Mar 15, 2015

The grim, dark underbelly of chemical research involves labs teeming with grad students or industrial chemists sitting in front of fume hoods slaving away as they coax batches of simpler chemicals to coalesce into…

Entrepreneurial hustle or arbitrage? The meerkat pivot

By John Furrier Mar 15, 2015

Meerkat, a new app that rose out of their recent company pivot, has achieved tons of buzz over the past three weeks. The timing around the success of Meerkat and the recent Twitter acquisition of…

No silver linings in GigaOm’s demise

By Paul Gillin Mar 13, 2015

The failure of a business is sometimes cause for jubilation at that company’s competitors, but I didn’t detect much glee in the reaction of my SiliconANGLE colleagues this week to the sudden shutdown of…

Networking to follow in the steps of compute and storage | #OCPSummit2015

By Rachel Schramm Mar 13, 2015

James Liao believes that networking will soon undergo a paradigm shift. The virtualization trend that has sparked wildfires of innovation in software and compute will spread to the network. Right now, Liao explained that…

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Alibaba shows off facial recognition to secure mobile payments

Secure sticker shock: BlackBerry SecuTablet charges high price for government-ready device

No, really, the PC is not dying (and why I still need one)

Virtual friends and real rewards: Living with our avatars (Part 2)

Report: YouTube considering a subscription video service

This new chemical printer uses a block-by-block method to manufacture molecules

Entrepreneurial hustle or arbitrage? The meerkat pivot

More app makers focusing on IoT solutions in the enterprise

No silver linings in GigaOm’s demise

Networking to follow in the steps of compute and storage | #OCPSummit2015

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