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Manholes + battery swaps : Fixing electric car charges

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 27, 2013

This week’s SmartCar roundup features solutions to bolster electric vehicle adoption, a trend that’s been slow despite the growing concern over vehicle carbon emissions and air pollution. While consumer demand is growing, infrastructure has…

Ask Dr. Bitcoin: How to avoid scams, a basic guide

By Kyt Dotson Nov 27, 2013

We at SiliconANGLE have been following the Bitcoin market and community for a while now and with each jump in valuation and press cycle comes new blood rushing in like a tide. As a…

Google goes to war on YouTube comment spam

By Mike Wheatley Nov 27, 2013

Amidst the rising anger from YouTube users over Google’s decision to integrate Google+ with its comments feature, the company has announced new measures to combat the deluge of spam that’s arisen as a result…

Hats off to Sony: SmartWigs might just be the next big thing in wearable tech

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 27, 2013

Sony has filed for a patent that aims to quite literally top the wearable technology sector, and it certainly gets ten out of ten for novelty value. According to a US Patent and Trademark…

Who needs Big Data scientists? Pretty soon, there’ll be an app for that

By Mike Wheatley Nov 27, 2013

With all the hype around Big Data, one of the most pressing concerns for organizations is finding qualified data scientists who’re able to translate that mish-mash of numbers into something that makes sense –…

The NSA wiretaps possibly behind Yahoo and Google surveillance

By John Casaretto Nov 26, 2013

It seems the NSA stories insist on staying at the top of the tech radar. As found in a New York Times article, the NSA may have tapped into fiber-optic connections to achieve their…

‘Doomsday’ cache feared to be part of the Snowden files

By John Casaretto Nov 26, 2013

Like the plot of a number of popular espionage action flicks, the action has now turned its focus to one set of the files within the Edward Snowden payload. They’re calling it the “Doomsday”…

Prepare for evolving Internet Of Things application development initiatives

By Saroj Kar Nov 26, 2013

Given that the number of connected devices is expected to grow from 1 to 50 billion over the next 10 years, the number of connected solutions must expand at a similar rate. This represents…

Microsoft opens the door of Visual Studio for Node.js developers

By Saroj Kar Nov 26, 2013

Node.js is quickly becoming one of the most popular server-side development platforms. However, Microsoft has never been able to take full advantage of this tool on the Windows operating system to develop applications based…

Is it time for the ‘Wantified’ revolution?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 26, 2013

This week’s Quantified Self roundup features a cap that intelligently dispenses pills, a project that makes sense of the Quantified Self revolution, and a call for the ‘Wantified’ revolution. The ‘Wantified’ revolution The…

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Manholes + battery swaps : Fixing electric car charges

Ask Dr. Bitcoin: How to avoid scams, a basic guide

Google goes to war on YouTube comment spam

Hats off to Sony: SmartWigs might just be the next big thing in wearable tech

Who needs Big Data scientists? Pretty soon, there’ll be an app for that

The NSA wiretaps possibly behind Yahoo and Google surveillance

‘Doomsday’ cache feared to be part of the Snowden files

Prepare for evolving Internet Of Things application development initiatives

Microsoft opens the door of Visual Studio for Node.js developers

Is it time for the ‘Wantified’ revolution?

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