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Smart chargers that won’t literally won’t leave you hanging

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 13, 2014

This week’s SmartDevice roundup features devices to keep your gadgets charged and a new Bluetooth tracking device for your most important things. ChargerLeash Most of us have experienced leaving our USB cables when we…

Oracle bets big on Java SE 8 with Project Lambda

By Saroj Kar Mar 13, 2014

Java has had plenty of bad press in recent years because of security issues. The upcoming release of Java has already been delayed, which was schedule to release September last year. But Java developers…

IBM’s predictive analytics keeps BMW production lines running

By Maria Deutscher Mar 13, 2014

IBM has cornered the analytics market, snagging the top spot on Wikibon’s annual Big Data vendor survey every year since it was first published in 2011. The enterprise IT stalwart achieved sales dominance by virtue of having…

Sandbox-styled, virtual world MMO MyDream announces Kickstarter campaign

By Kyt Dotson Mar 13, 2014

A new Kickstarter has just appeared on the horizon for an interesting new sandbox, multiplayer game called MyDream following in the path of similar MMOs seeking to tap the creative interests of gamers. With…

Peeling back the layers of the software- defined data center

By Guest Author Mar 13, 2014

Many companies today are adopting the term ‘Software-Defined Data Center.’ Some refer to it as extending the notions of abstraction, pooling and automation to all data center resources – such as the traditional areas compute, network…

Getting ready for Cloud-to-Cloud-to-Core : Tips on orchestration

By David Coursey Mar 13, 2014

What starts simple — let’s run applications in the cloud! — has a way of becoming complex. Despite what some see as Amazon’s best efforts to keep connections between cloud and core at bay,…

Can Cloaq trump top anonymous apps with a security angle?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 13, 2014

There are a few services available today that allow people to share their thoughts anonymously. Despite their bleak numbers, interest in these apps or services is growing as more people want to protect their…

A sad tale of crowdfunding : The projects that left backers hanging

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 13, 2014

These days, crowdfunding projects are a dime a dozen. And the sites that power these projects seem countless. The concept is simple enough, and with a range of pledge donations from $100 to $10,000,…

Springpad launches Notebook Store : Won’t be selling socks

By Kristen Nicole Mar 13, 2014

Personal assistant app provider Springpad unveiled the Notebook Store today, a place where Springpad users can jump start their own digital notebooks designed for specific life tasks and projects. The idea is to get them motivated,…

Doctors using Google Glass for quick patient interaction and treatment

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 13, 2014

People are still pretty wary of those wearing Google Glass in public. Some establishments have already banned the use of the device on their premises, and it’s expected that more will follow their lead…

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Smart chargers that won’t literally won’t leave you hanging

Oracle bets big on Java SE 8 with Project Lambda

IBM’s predictive analytics keeps BMW production lines running

Sandbox-styled, virtual world MMO MyDream announces Kickstarter campaign

Peeling back the layers of the software- defined data center

A sad tale of crowdfunding : The projects that left backers hanging

Springpad launches Notebook Store : Won’t be selling socks

Doctors using Google Glass for quick patient interaction and treatment

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