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HP gives up on Windows 8 in latest push to regain relevance

By Maria Deutscher Jan 20, 2014

Hewlett-Packard is not doing things the Microsoft way anymore. In a move that directly undermines the software giant’s efforts to rekindle demand for Windows 8, HP has shifted its marketing focus back to Windows…

Trust is Nest’s new angle as Hackers attack smart homes

By Kristen Nicole Jan 20, 2014

The question of Nest selling your personal data wasn’t a top concern with consumers until it sold its entire company to Google, an organization that arguably could have access to more web-connected data points…

Cloud computing isn’t a threat to IT jobs, says analyst | #VTUG

By Maria Deutscher Jan 20, 2014

Tony Asaro, a longtime industry analyst and the founding CEO of INI Group, appeared on theCUBE at the recently concluded Virtual Technology Users Group (VTUG) Winter Warmer summit to discuss the changing dynamics of…

OpenStack, convergence + flash rapidly transform IT : Big vendors adopting | #VTUG

By Maria Deutscher Jan 20, 2014

Last week, for the first time since its inception eight years ago, the Virtual Technology Users Group (VTUG) Winter Warmer conference wasn’t just about VMware. The more than 1,500 practitioners who attended the event…

New SmartHome solutions : Color-changing lights + smart cutting board

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 20, 2014

This week’s SmartHome roundup features a smart solution for confusing light switches, a cheaper color-changing light bulb, and a chopping board that helps you visualize your nutrition data. Floor Plan Light Switch Most…

Canada and Israel take a different approach to Bitcoin

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 20, 2014

Bitcoin gained a lot of momentum in 2013, as many people experimented with it for the first time. It’s not surprising that 2014 also started with a bang for Bitcoin, when its value hit…

Say ‘hi’ to the Blackphone, a smartphone designed to keep the NSA OUT

By Mike Wheatley Jan 20, 2014

Wouldn’t it be great if someone designed a smartphone capable of protecting your email, masking your phone calls and stopping anyone from tracing your movements? Well, if the makers of a new smartphone called…

Google removes two sneaky Chrome extensions for serving up ad spam

By Mike Wheatley Jan 20, 2014

Google has stayed true to its word and begun removing Chrome browser extensions that violate its terms of service, in particular by serving users with additional unwanted ads. According to the Wall Street Journal,…

Oracle and Salesforce’s love-hate relationship takes a twist with new connector

By Maria Deutscher Jan 18, 2014

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison is putting his old grudges aside as part of an effort to loosen Amazon’s monopolistic grip on infrastructure-as-a-service and establish a foothold in the public cloud market. Recognizing that it…

Rackspace architects agree : OpenStack ready for prime time, automation is key

By Ryan Cox Jan 18, 2014

For this week’s Best of theCUBE series we have an interview with Rackspace’s Ken Hui, Open Cloud Architect and Cody Bunch, Principal Architect at Rackspace Private Cloud from VTUG Winter Warmer 2014 at Gillette…

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HP gives up on Windows 8 in latest push to regain relevance

Trust is Nest’s new angle as Hackers attack smart homes

New SmartHome solutions : Color-changing lights + smart cutting board

Canada and Israel take a different approach to Bitcoin

Say ‘hi’ to the Blackphone, a smartphone designed to keep the NSA OUT

Google removes two sneaky Chrome extensions for serving up ad spam

Oracle and Salesforce’s love-hate relationship takes a twist with new connector

Rackspace architects agree : OpenStack ready for prime time, automation is key

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