Desktop-as-a-Service won’t kill PC’s : Here’s why
What company is doing the most to kill desktop computers? OK, that’s Microsoft, but who outside or Redmond is hitting PC’s really hard? What is the cloud’s role in making PC’s go away? Here’s…
iOS 8 rumors: Finally, a better Maps app with transit data and augmented reality
Apple has just released its iOS 7.1update, which delivers bug fixes, new settings and features, and a better experience for users of the iPhone 4. The major update is expected to be the last…
Love-hate relationship: The iPhone is a curse for telecoms carriers
When NTT Docomo, the biggest mobile operator in Japan, begun offering the iPhone to its subscribers last September, the idea was that it would stop its competitors from eating away at its market share.…
Why Dong Nguyen pulled the plug on Flappy Bird
In early February, a colleague of mine suggested that I write a piece about a trending game called Flappy Bird, but before I did that, he urged me to play it a few times…
Dell accused of charging fees to install freeware Firefox browser
Mozilla is reported to be considering legal action against Dell, after it was revealed that the PC maker was charging customers in the UK a fee amounting to around $27 to install its free…
Delphix comes out with a “magic pill” for data center modernization
The dramatic increase in the volume and variety of information is outstripping the capabilities of traditional data management systems, leaving CIOs scrambling to put new solutions in place and build out their analytics infrastructure.…
3D printing round up: E-Nable offers the world a helping hand, Cincinnati to develop 500 times faster 3D printer
By Saroj Kar
In the world, many people are born with limb loss or deficiency. In recent years, the use of 3D printers in the healthcare industry has become a source of hope for these people. 3D…
UK Prime Minister leads IoT effort
This week’s Quantified Self roundup features an effort to bolster the Internet of Things, a phone case that tracks your vitals, and a wearable gadget that pairs users with personal trainers. UK boosts IoT…
A closer look at Red Hat DevOps journey so far
By Saroj Kar
In the long term of its time as an operating system, service, and software developer, Red Hat has spent a lot of time thinking about development and operations. The result is a thoughtful examination…
On the current transformation + future of SDN for startups | #ONS2014
The software-defined revolution is kicking into high gear, transforming the way enterprises build their networks and enabling new operations models that promise unprecedented control over data flows and infrastructure. All in all, it’s a…