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The truth about PlayStation 4 console’s 500GB of storage

By Ryan Cox Nov 14, 2013

Thinking of buying the new Sony PlayStation 4 for that special someone this holiday season? A hidden fact is that the already small 500GB hard drive in the next-generation PlayStation 4 will only provide around 400GB…

Amazon, competition double down on Devs @ re:Invent 2013

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2013

Earlier this week, EMC and VMware spinoff Pivotal threw down the gauntlet to Amazon with a new cloud development platform that includes a set of integrated tools for analyzing Big Data. Now, the infrastructure-as-a-service…

What cities need to accommodate smart cars

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 14, 2013

This week’s SmartCar roundup features a plan for a smart city, a smart boat for all your nautical needs, and a $40 device to help you find your parked car. Smart Cities Electric…

Eyeing SMB market, HP packages VSA into Gen8 servers

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2013

Hewlett Packard is bringing the software-defined data center into reach for small and medium-size businesses with a complimentary edition of its HP StoreVirtual Virtual Storage Appliance (VSA) software. A limited license of VSA is…

Looking back at #ooc13: In-memory processing + flash as a means to reduce costs

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2013

At Oracle’s annual OpenWorld conference in San Francisco, CEO Larry Ellison declared war on SAP HANA with the new In-Memory Option for his company’s flagship database software. The feature delivers “ungodly” performance with up…

YotaPhone, the dual-screen phone, will finally arrive before Christmas

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 14, 2013

Yota Devices’ dual-screen phone will finally be rolling out internationally before Christmas. The YotaPhone first came to our attention late last year when it was introduced by the Russian company. What makes it unique…

AWS unveils new security service + games, apps and desktops streamed from the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Nov 14, 2013

Amazon Web Services rolled out a series of important, but admittedly not groundbreaking, services yesterday during day two of its AWS Re:Invent conference. The services were introduced by Andrew Jassy, senior vice president of…

Causation vs. Correlation in BI : Nate Silver + others chime in

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2013

In traditional decision making, the metrics that impact the bottom line will almost always take precedence over the underlying drivers of change. The reasons behind a purchase decision fade into insignificance when you can…

Netflix wishlist 2014 : Original series we’d love to see

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 14, 2013

2014 is just two months away, and this means a lot of things for different people. While most are anxious for a fresh start, others know the new year delivers new TV shows. Whether…

“No Thanks” – Snapchat snubbed Facebook’s $3B buyout offer

By Mike Wheatley Nov 14, 2013

Did Facebook really offer $3 billion to buy the popular messaging service Snapchat? The Wall Street Journal says that it did, citing “unnamed people briefed on the matter” in its report. The WSJ says…

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The truth about PlayStation 4 console’s 500GB of storage

What cities need to accommodate smart cars

Eyeing SMB market, HP packages VSA into Gen8 servers

Looking back at #ooc13: In-memory processing + flash as a means to reduce costs

YotaPhone, the dual-screen phone, will finally arrive before Christmas

AWS unveils new security service + games, apps and desktops streamed from the cloud

Causation vs. Correlation in BI : Nate Silver + others chime in

Netflix wishlist 2014 : Original series we’d love to see

“No Thanks” – Snapchat snubbed Facebook’s $3B buyout offer

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