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Matt Mullenweg finally old enough to run Automattic as CEO : Focus on new products

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 13, 2014

Automattic, the company behind the blogging tool WordPress.com, is undergoing some major changes in its leadership, but no one’s leaving the company. In a blog post, Matt Mullenweg, Automattic’s founder, announced that he will…

ServiceNow leaves IT service management giants scurrying to catch up

By Bert Latamore Jan 13, 2014

ServiceNow has overturned the IT service management (ITSM) market, leaving financial industry naysayers who shorted its stock scrambling, along with such traditional ISTM vendors as BCM Software, HP, CA and IBM, writes Wikibon Cofounder…

Chronicles from #theCUBE : Explorations in Cyber International Relations 2014 | #MITECIR

By Greg Stewart Jan 13, 2014

January 7, 2013 – #theCUBE traveled to Cambridge, MA to cover Exploration in Cyber International Relations, an event held on the campus of MIT. Cyber Governance, a topic you are certain to here more…

New solutions for SmartHome surveillance + tunes

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 13, 2014

This week’s SmartHome roundup features a connected camera to keep an eye on everything, a voice controlled thermostat, and a little gadget that let’s you stream music throughout your house. simplicam ArcSoft introduced…

Server SAN simplifies storage

By Bert Latamore Jan 13, 2014

A new combined server and storage architecture is emerging from the large cloud hyperscale companies that promises to simplify storage while combining many of the core advantages of DAS and SAN, writes Wikibon Principal…

BlackBerry sticks to its guns: Its QWERTY keyboards are going nowhere

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 13, 2014

BlackBerry had high hopes for 2013. The company started the year with the launch of the BlackBerry Z10, its first fully touchscreen smartphone, followed by the appointment of Alicia Keys as its global creative…

Microsoft Threshold coming in April 2015, Windows 8.1 dubbed as the new Vista

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 13, 2014

Recent reports showed that the PC business has seen its worst quarter ever, with sales falling by 10 percent. The main reason behind this is that consumers are now more interested in purchasing smartphones…

Shrinking infrastructure : Protect data across hacker borders | #MITECIR

By Maria Deutscher Jan 13, 2014

Al Berkley, the chairman of Princeton Capital Management, dropped by theCUBE at last week’s MIT ECIR Workshop to discuss the changing dynamics of cybersecurity and policymaking with Wikibon’s Dave Vellante and guest host Charles…

Facebook kills ‘sponsored stories’ but your face will still be used in its ads

By Mike Wheatley Jan 13, 2014

Facebook has made good on an earlier promise to kill off its so-called “sponsored stories”, those annoying ads that use your friend’s identities and likes to promote various brands and pages. Last year, the…

It’s about time Microsoft got into bed with Android

By Mike Wheatley Jan 13, 2014

Last week’s CES was notable for the conspicuous absence of one of the world’s largest consumer electronics firms – Microsoft. Having pulled out of CES 2013, devices running Windows software were almost totally absent…

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Matt Mullenweg finally old enough to run Automattic as CEO : Focus on new products

ServiceNow leaves IT service management giants scurrying to catch up

Chronicles from #theCUBE : Explorations in Cyber International Relations 2014 | #MITECIR

New solutions for SmartHome surveillance + tunes

Server SAN simplifies storage

BlackBerry sticks to its guns: Its QWERTY keyboards are going nowhere

Microsoft Threshold coming in April 2015, Windows 8.1 dubbed as the new Vista

Shrinking infrastructure : Protect data across hacker borders | #MITECIR

It’s about time Microsoft got into bed with Android

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