Page 5609 – SiliconANGLE

Techie tennis holiday gift guide: 5 high-tech tennis gadgets

By Suzanne Kattau Nov 25, 2014

Welcome to the second installment of SiliconANGLE Media’s 2014 Holiday Gift Guide series. In this series of gift guides, we’ve been giving you high-tech gift ideas for your friends and loved ones this holiday…

Ever wondered why iCloud sucks? It’s an organizational thing

By Mike Wheatley Nov 25, 2014

Even the most passionate Apple fanboys will admit that the company’s iCloud serve can be a bit temperamental. Whether it’s the layout, syncing or security issues, iCloud just isn’t as good as similar cloud…

We failed: Security should not be a user’s problem

By David Coursey Nov 25, 2014

There are all sorts of excuses to be made, but as someone who joined personal computing in 1980, I need to tell my fellow users that we’ve failed you. The goal of personal computing…

Don’t buy TVs or smartphones on Black Friday: 5 myths debunked

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 25, 2014

Black Friday is upon us, and already the lines have begun forming at popular retailers like Best Buy Co., Inc. But is the Black Friday madness worth the trouble? As it turns out, not…

A game controller that draws blood – Real product, or viral ad campaign?

By Eric David Nov 25, 2014

A new campaign may have recently proven to be a little too much for the crowdfunding site Kickstarter.com – Blood Sport, a product that is equal parts game controller and blood donation machine, has had…

Wikibon

IBM targets enterprise developers with latest public cloud updates

By Maria Deutscher Nov 25, 2014

IBM is rolling out new enhancements to its emerging public cloud that take direct aim at developers, who are a key focus of mainstream competitors like Amazon Web Services. The highlight of the launch…

High School students demo trustless Bitcoin exchange Pavillion.io

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 25, 2014

Did you know what you wanted to do when you were just 17-years old? Most people at that age don’t really have a clue what they want to do in the future, but there…

FAA shoots down commercial drone use with tough rule proposals

By Mike Wheatley Nov 25, 2014

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is expected to announce rules governing commerical drone use in the near future, but it’s unlikely enthusiasts are going to welcome them. That’s because the FAA’s rules are going…

Rumor: Apple set to enter virtual reality, hiring app engineers with VR experience

By Collen Kriel Nov 25, 2014

While it’s no secret that Apple Inc. is interested in virtual reality and augmented reality –as shown by this patent filing from last year for a “head-mounted display” or “goggle system” –this latest advertised…

Docker discovers critical flaws: Users urged to upgrade

By Mike Wheatley Nov 25, 2014

As the Docker container craze continues to gather pace, it’s a foregone conclusion that vulnerabilities in the technology will emerge. Docker containers sprung their first major leak back in June when a quickly patched…

explore news

Techie tennis holiday gift guide: 5 high-tech tennis gadgets

We failed: Security should not be a user’s problem

Don’t buy TVs or smartphones on Black Friday: 5 myths debunked

A game controller that draws blood – Real product, or viral ad campaign?

High School students demo trustless Bitcoin exchange Pavillion.io

FAA shoots down commercial drone use with tough rule proposals

Rumor: Apple set to enter virtual reality, hiring app engineers with VR experience

Docker discovers critical flaws: Users urged to upgrade

LATEST FROM THECUBE

UPCOMING CUBE EVENTS

RECENT CUBE EVENTS

SEMICON West 2026

AI Data Pipeline Forum 2026

Infor Velocity Week 2026

Dell AI Data Platform Event: From Ambition to AI at Scale 2026

Fully Connected 2026

SIGN IN

Bio

Ethics statement

Contact us

Partner with us

Contact us

Guest inquiry