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T-Mobile offers up to $650 credits for rivals’ customers

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 9, 2014

In 2011, AT&T was almost set to acquire T-Mobile, but because of various reasons and regulations the deal did not push forward. But even though the acquisition failed to happen, many believed that the…

Yahoo’s ad malware almost certainly DID NOT create a Bitcoin mining botnet

By Mike Wheatley Jan 9, 2014

A misleading story has emerged about last week’s Yahoo malware infestation, which saw the company’s home page become a cyber Typhoid Mary, exposing thousands of European PCs to digital disease. The malware-infected ads were…

What will your data tell you in 2014?

By Guest Author Jan 9, 2014

Editor’s Note: This piece by John Joseph, president and co-found of DataGravity, is part of SiliconANGLE’s ongoing Predictions series. For more forecasts, check out SiliconANGLE editor Suzanne Kattau’s 12-day line up of Big Data predictions for…

Samsung S5 and Galaxy Gear II coming in April

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 9, 2014

Samsung fans have something to look forward to this April, as the Korean electronics giant is set to unveil the Galaxy S5, as well as a successor to its Galaxy Gear smartwatch, according to…

IBM struggling to monetize Watson

By Maria Deutscher Jan 9, 2014

IBM’s Watson is set to generate one billion dollars in revenue by 2018, a transcript leaked to the Wall Street Journal reveals. But CEO Virginia Rometty has much bigger ambitions for the Jeopardy!-winning supercomputer.…

VMware gets new CTO

By Maria Deutscher Jan 9, 2014

A couple days after snatching two top execs from Citrix and promoting company veteran Kit Colbert to CTO of End-User Computing, VMware is continuing its executive shuffle with the appointment of Ben Fathi as…

Top vendors gobble up 3 startups in 2 days to strengthen enterprise grip

By Maria Deutscher Jan 9, 2014

This week kicked off with a flurry of exits in the enterprise IT space, a rapidly changing market that is being squeezed by consolidation as big vendors gobble up their smaller rivals. Microsoft got…

Smart cars for Android, Google Glass + solar charging @ #CES2014

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 8, 2014

In recent years CES has been the place to learn about new smartphones and tablets, but with the emergence of the Internet of Things, various kinds of technologies and services have debuted at the…

Bitcoin Weekly 2014 January 8: Bitcoin hits $1000, Zynga tests BTC for cow clicking, KryptoKit gets three big names, BTC bulletin boards in SF

By Kyt Dotson Jan 8, 2014

Happy birthday Bitcoin! Along with the start of January, and a great deal of good news surrounding Bitcoin, there’s been a noticeable resurgence of market price for BTC. In the gaming community Zynga has…

McAfee on Intel’s ‘Wasted opportunity’

By John Casaretto Jan 8, 2014

You may have seen this everywhere during the last couple of days – the news that Intel will be phasing out the McAfee security brand name while keeping the shield and product the same. …

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T-Mobile offers up to $650 credits for rivals’ customers

Yahoo’s ad malware almost certainly DID NOT create a Bitcoin mining botnet

What will your data tell you in 2014?

Samsung S5 and Galaxy Gear II coming in April

IBM struggling to monetize Watson

VMware gets new CTO

Top vendors gobble up 3 startups in 2 days to strengthen enterprise grip

Smart cars for Android, Google Glass + solar charging @ #CES2014

Bitcoin Weekly 2014 January 8: Bitcoin hits $1000, Zynga tests BTC for cow clicking, KryptoKit gets three big names, BTC bulletin boards in SF

McAfee on Intel’s ‘Wasted opportunity’

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