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Microsoft makes web developer tool WinJS open source

By Saroj Kar Apr 7, 2014

Microsoft has just had its JavaScript library WinJS placed under an open source license. WinJS, a JavaScript library that enables a native-quality experience in Windows Runtime apps using familiar web technologies like HTML, CSS,…

Kinect may soon control your smart home

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 7, 2014

This week’s SmartHome roundup features the rollout of a new smart home platform, a fresh Kinect sensor for smart home control, and a clip-on meter to help homeowners mind their watts. Samsung’s Smart Home…

Amazon driving the cloud into the heart of the enterprise, one new feature and price cut at a time | #AWSsummit

By Maria Deutscher Apr 7, 2014

Cloud computing is changing the way IT is delivered, enabling users to consume technology as a service and only pay for what has been used with no upfront capital investment in infrastructure, long-term contracts…

#CUBEconversations : Oracle Engineered Systems for hardware advancement

By Greg Stewart Apr 7, 2014

April 6, 2014 – theCUBE Conversation with Hamidou Dia of Oracle. For the first time in their history the Big Red Machine has registered an upward tick in their hardware sector. Back on March…

New Facebook infrastructure, key acquisitions towards connecting the globe

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 7, 2014

Facebook has about a billion monthly active users, making it the most used social networking platform in the world. Yet despite its high number of monthly active users, Facebook has yet to hook all…

Dutch + UK governments cling to Windows XP at the cost of millions

By Mike Wheatley Apr 7, 2014

People are getting pretty panicky with the end of support for Windows XP now just 24 hours away, but that doesn’t have to be the case, so long as you have a spare few…

NSA leaks: Now you can view all of Snowden’s documents in one place

By Mike Wheatley Apr 7, 2014

Since Edward Snowden first stunned the world by lifting the lid on the NSA’s PRISM spying campaign, we’ve seen no end of leaks about the different ways it’s been gathering intelligence on the world’s…

Samsung’s newest toys: The Galaxy S5 mini and Note 4

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 7, 2014

Samsung unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S5 back in February. Following this announcement, U.S., carriers began pre-selling the device from the end of March, with the phones expected to be shipped…

HTC suffers another loss, will the M8 be its salvation?

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 7, 2014

HTC has posted its first quarter results and the company reported losses greater than analysts’ expectations. The Taiwanese company revealed losses of NT$1.88 billion, or $62 million, greater than the NT$1.71 billion average loss…

Google takes on Amazon & Roku with Android TV

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 7, 2014

Google is planning something big for televisions, but it won’t be nearly as big as Google TV. A report from The Verge this weekend states that it’s acquired documents describing what Google is planning…

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Microsoft makes web developer tool WinJS open source

Kinect may soon control your smart home

#CUBEconversations : Oracle Engineered Systems for hardware advancement

Dutch + UK governments cling to Windows XP at the cost of millions

NSA leaks: Now you can view all of Snowden’s documents in one place

Samsung’s newest toys: The Galaxy S5 mini and Note 4

HTC suffers another loss, will the M8 be its salvation?

Google takes on Amazon & Roku with Android TV

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