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Yandex fires up its own flavor of Android so everyone can ditch Google

By Mike Wheatley Feb 19, 2014

Thanks to its open-source nature pretty much anyone can build a basic Android phone, and they don’t need Google’s permission to do so. But of course, not asking Google also means forsaking all of…

Monstrous mobile SEO implications, thanks to Big Data

By Ryan Cox Feb 19, 2014

I’m going to tell you something, and it isn’t going to be anything you haven’t already heard. Mobile is getting so big it’s likely going to increase the ‘Internet’ by more than double in…

IBM teams up with AT&T to rule the Internet of Things

By Mike Wheatley Feb 19, 2014

Can you imagine a city which never has traffic problems, and where all the buses and trains run on time, with hardly any crime on the streets? Well, this is exactly the kind of…

Best of theCUBE : Bethany Mayer, HP’s new cloud leader [ PLAYLIST ]

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 19, 2014

Bethany Mayer, Hewlett-Packard’s head of Networking, is taking a new role as the company’s SVP/GM of Network Functions Virtualization, as part of its new cloud initiative. A leaked memo announcing Mayer’s new role stated…

What Power BI says about the future of cloud apps

By David Coursey Feb 19, 2014

Microsoft’s Power BI for Office 365 has launched out of preview mode and gives us an idea of how Redmond looks at data analytics, visualization, user interface and enterprise licensing in creating what it…

Apple granted patent for health monitoring earphone

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 19, 2014

Earlier this week, it was reported that Apple was venturing out into the world of healthcare. The company has appointed Tomlinson Holman, the genius behind the Lucasfilm THX technology and the 10.2 sound system,…

New Galaxy device ready to be unveiled at MWC

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 19, 2014

Is the world ready for the next wave of Galaxy devices? Ready or not, Samsung seems to think so. The Korean firm is all set to unveil a range of new Galaxy devices at…

Could you commit 25 years to self-tracking?

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 18, 2014

This week’s Quantified Self roundup features a study that will extend up to 25 years, the Quantified Man, and an all-one-earphone for all your needs. A 25-year long Quantified Self study . Leroy Hood,…

BitPay introduces open source Bitcore JS library to facilitate Bitcoin apps development

By Saroj Kar Feb 18, 2014

If you’re a developer and would like to implement something that interact with the Bitcoin protocol, there is some good news for you. BitPay–one of the most important providers that allow you to integrate…

Enterprise cloud spending to triple by 2017 : New markets emerge for software, analytics

By Maria Deutscher Feb 18, 2014

Cloud spending continues to accelerate as large organizations move beyond test and development in pursuit of business agility and cost savings, a recent report by IHS Technology has reaffirmed. The research firm predicts that…

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Yandex fires up its own flavor of Android so everyone can ditch Google

Monstrous mobile SEO implications, thanks to Big Data

IBM teams up with AT&T to rule the Internet of Things

Best of theCUBE : Bethany Mayer, HP’s new cloud leader [ PLAYLIST ]

Apple granted patent for health monitoring earphone

New Galaxy device ready to be unveiled at MWC

Could you commit 25 years to self-tracking?

BitPay introduces open source Bitcore JS library to facilitate Bitcoin apps development

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