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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…

Ubuntu smartphones to arrive this year – but only in Spain & China

By Mike Wheatley Mar 13, 2014

This year’s Mobile World Congress saw some positive developments for Android and Fanboi-haters, with the news that Canonical had finally found some hardware manufacturers to beging putting its Ubuntu smartphones together. Even so, little…

Apple to make iTunes Radio a standalone app on iOS 8 + more

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 13, 2014

Even before Apple released iOS 7.1, rumors about the features of iOS 8 were already abundant. Most recently, we heard that Apple is working on enhancing its Maps app by integrating more data for…

TURBINE: The NSA’s secret automated ‘mass-hacking’ program

By Mike Wheatley Mar 13, 2014

It’s no secret that the NSA has both the method and the means to get inside your computer if it has a vested interest in doing so. The existence of its secret specialist hacking…

Can third-parties save Google Docs and Sheets?

By David Coursey Mar 13, 2014

I remember a time when cloud-based Google Apps were supposedly poised to give Microsoft Office a run for its money. When Google was trumpeting supposed big wins getting Google Docs into corporations and government,…

Box’s enterprise ecosystem hits another milestone

By Maria Deutscher Mar 12, 2014

Winning the developers is winning in cloud, and Box is doing a pretty good job of it so far. The online storage has successfully created a cohesive application ecosystem around its service with OneCloud,…

GM recall debacle illustrates consequences of poor data analytics

By Jeffrey Kelly Mar 12, 2014

No doubt there are numerous factors that led to the current General Motors recall debacle. But one of them is certainly poor data analytics. According to media reports, since 2003 General Motors received over…

JXcore: The V8 engine supported multithreading programming language

By Saroj Kar Mar 12, 2014

With the V8 JIT compiler, Node.js can interpret scripts in JavaScript and is protocol-independent, can use HTTP to serve HTML pages or other protocols for other types of applications. In other words, Node.js supports…

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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

Ubuntu smartphones to arrive this year – but only in Spain & China

Apple to make iTunes Radio a standalone app on iOS 8 + more

TURBINE: The NSA’s secret automated ‘mass-hacking’ program

Can third-parties save Google Docs and Sheets?

GM recall debacle illustrates consequences of poor data analytics

JXcore: The V8 engine supported multithreading programming language

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