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What you missed in the Smart World: Nest acquires Revolv, wearable tracker for inhaled meds & more

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 3, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features a major acquisition for the smart home market, a wearable tracker for inhaled meds, a smart desk and new industry partnerships. For those who missed last week’s Smart…

Speed is becoming the deciding factor in data management | #IBMInsight

By Maria Deutscher Nov 3, 2014

So far, the main talking point around unstructured data has been the overwhelming size of the load, but now that the industry is shifting its attention from the technology to the use cases, IBM…

Where to get Samsung’s new Galaxy Note Edge next week

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 3, 2014

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.’s Galaxy Note Edge is expected to arrive in the U.S. sometime next week, with speculation placing its bets on November 14. The handset has garnered a lot of attention because of…

How you’re impacted by Windows 7 & 8 death as Microsoft winds up for Windows 10

By James Farrell Nov 3, 2014

Making way for the introduction of Widows 10, Microsoft Corp. stopped selling retail copies of Windows 7 and 8 on October 31st. The giant software maker’s Widows Lifecycle Chart shows that from now on, original…

What you missed in Big Data: collision continues for cloud and analytics

By Maria Deutscher Nov 3, 2014

With data analytics requiring the ability to rapidly increase computing capacity in a cost-efficient manner and the cloud providing effectively infinite scalability with a low barrier to entry, the two megatrends make for a…

Can Facebook’s spending keep the social network relevant?

By Eric David Nov 3, 2014

Fighting to stay on people’s radar lately, Facebook Inc.’s been busy releasing new apps like Rooms and announcing their first community Q&A with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg going on later this week. But the company’s recent Q3 earnings call has…

Windows 8 + 8.1 are slowly catching up with Windows XP

By Mike Wheatley Nov 3, 2014

It’s a well known fact that Microsoft Corp’s Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 operating systems haven’t caught on nearly as fast as their predecessor. And indeed, Windows 7 is still by far the most…

Will Blockchain passports soon replace your gov’t issued passport?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 3, 2014

Government issued passports can be quite costly, and depending on your nationality, it can be tricky to acquire one. And as for getting a visa to visit another country, that may well be one…

Google adds ‘real’ big data to improve Flu Trends’ accuracy

By Mike Wheatley Nov 3, 2014

After being criticized for inaccuracy in its Flu Trends, Google Inc., has decided to combine ‘real’ big data with its search engine stats to try and come up with a better model. Google Flu…

Facebook opens the door to anonymous Tor users

By Mike Wheatley Nov 3, 2014

Facebook Inc., has finally opened up to users of the Tor network, which lets people browse the Internet anonymously. Tor, which was launched in 2002, gives people a way to surf the Web without…

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What you missed in the Smart World: Nest acquires Revolv, wearable tracker for inhaled meds & more

Speed is becoming the deciding factor in data management | #IBMInsight

Where to get Samsung’s new Galaxy Note Edge next week

How you’re impacted by Windows 7 & 8 death as Microsoft winds up for Windows 10

What you missed in Big Data: collision continues for cloud and analytics

Can Facebook’s spending keep the social network relevant?

Will Blockchain passports soon replace your gov’t issued passport?

Google adds ‘real’ big data to improve Flu Trends’ accuracy

Facebook opens the door to anonymous Tor users

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