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Circle out of beta, opens up to international audience

By Kyt Dotson Sep 29, 2014

Circle, a Bitcoin wallet and payment service, has been a very long time in coming and has carried with it a great deal of hype. The seemingly secretive service went through a recent closed-beta…

Take the ultimate selfie thanks to Nixie, the wearable drone

By Collen Kriel Sep 29, 2014

The drone craze meets the wearable tech craze. Meet Nixie, a prototype wearable quadcopter drone equipped with a camera that you can use to capture the ultimate selfie. A finalist in Intel Corp.’s ongoing…

What you missed in Cloud: Horizontal disruption driving vertical change

By Maria Deutscher Sep 29, 2014

History has proven time and again that however saturated, a market will always have room for a new player to disrupt the status quo. On the platform-as-a-service (PaaS) front, Ericsson is betting big that…

Is Oracle in trouble? Experts debate the outlook as Open World kicks off | #OOW14

By Suzanne Kattau Sep 29, 2014

For the third quarter in a row, Oracle, Corp. failed to meet many analysts’ expectations in its most recent earnings report. Is the software giant in trouble? It depends on who you talk to. As…

A threat to GoPro? Leaked images of HTC ReCamera

By Collen Kriel Sep 29, 2014

Shortly after the release of a video teaser for HTC Corp.’s ReCamera, two images leaked showing the actual device. Many, including HTC, was surprised when two images of the camera — which were found…

Watch LIVE! Oracle OpenWorld keynotes and exclusive interviews | #OOW14

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 29, 2014

Among the biggest trade shows in the industry, Oracle OpenWorld 2014 kicks off this week at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. SiliconANGLE will be covering the event in its entirety, broadcasting live from our roving…

What you missed in Big Data: funding the fight against cancer

By Maria Deutscher Sep 29, 2014

Now that the analytics craze is settling down, the technology is starting to trickle down from the tech firms and global enterprises at the bleeding edge into more traditional parts of the market like…

Oculus CEO envisions VR democracy, despite gaming roots

By Collen Kriel Sep 29, 2014

The Oculus virtual reality headset may be used for any number of other applications, but Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe says that its roots will always be in gaming. Last week Oculus unveiled the Crescent…

Microsoft set to rebrand Windows OS with enterprise preview launch

By Mike Wheatley Sep 29, 2014

Microsoft is readying for an invitation-only event on Tuesday where it’s expected to reveal a new monicker for the latest version of its Windows operating system. The event, which will only be attended by…

TXTPay to revolutionize Bitcoin payments in the Philippines

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 29, 2014

Because Bitcoin is a digital currency one could be mistaken for assuming it’s only useful in technologically advanced countries. But if anything, it could be that third-world countries which rely on remittances from migrant…

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Circle out of beta, opens up to international audience

Take the ultimate selfie thanks to Nixie, the wearable drone

A threat to GoPro? Leaked images of HTC ReCamera

Watch LIVE! Oracle OpenWorld keynotes and exclusive interviews | #OOW14

What you missed in Big Data: funding the fight against cancer

Oculus CEO envisions VR democracy, despite gaming roots

Microsoft set to rebrand Windows OS with enterprise preview launch

TXTPay to revolutionize Bitcoin payments in the Philippines

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