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Divide and conquer: HP plans to split itself into two companies

By Mike Wheatley Oct 6, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) is poised to split into two separate entities, according to an unconfirmed story in the Wall Street Journal. The restructuring move will result in one company that’s focused on building and…

What you missed in Cloud: the biggest names in enterprise tech advance on Amazon’s turf

By Maria Deutscher Oct 3, 2014

The war over the public cloud moved up several notches in the past week after top enterprise vendors made a series of landmark advances that significantly raise the stakes for market leader Amazon.com Inc.…

Bill Gates says Bitcoin is “better than currency” but shouldn’t be anonymous

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 3, 2014

Bill Gates of Microsoft Corp. fame has once again expressed his excitement about Bitcoin, saying that it’s “better than currency in that you don’t have to be physically in the same place, and of…

Evernote is eating your brain: New plans for wearables, fresh features at EC4

By Collen Kriel Oct 3, 2014

Yesterday, at the annual Evernote Conference taking place in San Francisco, Evernote Corp. announced a host of new features. These new updates, along with improvements made to current features, brings the productivity app that much closer to becoming a…

The cloud is the future of television: new DVR Comcast service moves into San Francisco

By James Farrell Oct 3, 2014

Spreading cloud-connected television across the U.S., Comcast’s X1 DVR with Cloud Technology is now available to customers in the San Francisco Bay Area, joining Philadelphia, Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Houston and Washington D.C. The…

Tune out and turn off with ‘Offtime’ for Android

By Collen Kriel Oct 3, 2014

Offtime for Android wants to free us from our smartphones. A Berlin-based startup, the app lets you “switch off and tune out” while still allowing you access to the important things via controls set by…

Google proposes ‘Physical Web’ to replace apps for smart things

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2014

When it comes to smart devices, in almost every case there’s an app for that. But in a world where almost every physical object can potentially be online, it won’t be practical to download an…

Adblock vows to defend users from Facebook’s new Atlas tracking tech

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2014

Adblock has just thrown a wrench into Facebook’s bid for world ad-domination with the launch of its revamped Atlas people-tracking system. Atlas was quietly re-launched earlier this week, and not surprisingly the system didn’t…

VMware’s vSphere 6.0 release candidate is ready for testing

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2014

Last month’s VMWorld show in San Francisco was notable for the lack of upgrades to VMware Inc.’s core vSphere virtualization platform. While a new beta version was announced, VMware didn’t say which version was…

How long would it take to mine Bitcoin by hand?

By Kyt Dotson Oct 2, 2014

Ever wonder how long it would take to mine a block into the Bitcoin blockchain by hand? Well, wonder no longer because blogger Ken Shirriff has done the work for you with a pencil and paper.…

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Divide and conquer: HP plans to split itself into two companies

Bill Gates says Bitcoin is “better than currency” but shouldn’t be anonymous

Evernote is eating your brain: New plans for wearables, fresh features at EC4

Tune out and turn off with ‘Offtime’ for Android

Google proposes ‘Physical Web’ to replace apps for smart things

Adblock vows to defend users from Facebook’s new Atlas tracking tech

VMware’s vSphere 6.0 release candidate is ready for testing

How long would it take to mine Bitcoin by hand?

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