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ASG announces automated mainframe scripting cloud service #CIOAngle

By Bert Latamore Mar 12, 2014

While mainframes seldom get much press or public attention, they are, as Wikibon Principal Contributor Jeff Kelly wrote in his recent Professional Alert, still working away dependably at the heart of many enterprises, running…

Smart cars pushing new deals with gadget makers, network carriers

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2014

This week’s SmartCar roundup features a call for more collaboration between tech giants and car manufacturers, a new M2M solution for IoT, and new partnerships for connected cars. Volkswagen’s call for further collaboration At…

Ooma sees services potential in smart homes : Call beyond the phone

By Kristen Nicole Mar 12, 2014

I recently tested the Ooma IP-based home telephone service, and was immediately intrigued with the Memo feature as I set up my voicemail. This Ooma feature essentially lets you record messages for yourself or…

Strong pulse for enterprise flash : Pure Storage sees 700 percent sales growth

By Maria Deutscher Mar 12, 2014

When Pure Storage launched in 2009, the enterprise flash market was still at its infancy and the vendor ecosystem consisted almost exclusively of startups. Today, five years and several high-profile IPOs later, disk has…

Exclusive: Deconstructing McAfee

By John Casaretto Mar 12, 2014

I first spoke to John McAfee in late 2013 for a couple of security pieces and the launch of his new security company. I was quickly faced with the paradox of this mismatch between…

Top gadgets for DIY smart homes

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2014

Home automation trends are bringing the future into the present, smartening up your home to run tasks on its own, and give you peace of mind. But today’s smart home market is very fragmented,…

TV continues its Internet takeover : SxSW 2014 + beyond

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2014

As interest in Internet-based programming rises, companies are racing to produce the best set-top box that meets consumer demand. But will such efforts be enough for people to ditch traditional TV? Though many see…

Desktop-as-a-Service won’t kill PC’s : Here’s why

By David Coursey Mar 12, 2014

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

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2014

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

By Mike Wheatley Mar 12, 2014

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.…

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ASG announces automated mainframe scripting cloud service #CIOAngle

Smart cars pushing new deals with gadget makers, network carriers

Ooma sees services potential in smart homes : Call beyond the phone

Strong pulse for enterprise flash : Pure Storage sees 700 percent sales growth

Exclusive: Deconstructing McAfee

Top gadgets for DIY smart homes

TV continues its Internet takeover : SxSW 2014 + beyond

Desktop-as-a-Service won’t kill PC’s : Here’s why

iOS 8 rumors: Finally, a better Maps app with transit data and augmented reality

Love-hate relationship: The iPhone is a curse for telecoms carriers

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