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The Thing System aims to make your home super smart

By Saroj Kar Nov 4, 2013

Smart home automation is one of the latest and greatest examples of future technology. The homes of today are getting smarter. Hence the concept of “smart homes” is becoming more widely known. In a…

Healthcare data useless without future predictions, family involvement | #IBMIoD

By Valentina Craft Nov 4, 2013

John Furrier and Dave Vellante, theCUBE co-hosts, kicked off our coverage of IBM Information on Demand 2013 in Las Vegas by interviewing Dr. Tim G. Buchman, Professor of Surgery at the Emory University School…

WANdisco and Pivotal drive Hadoop adoption in the enterprise | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 4, 2013

Technology alliances are becoming increasingly important for WANdisco as it pursues a distribution-agnostic strategy to carve out a slice of the fiercely competitive Big Data market, CTO Jagane Sundar noted in a recent discussion…

3D gesture recognition could make wearable devices a fashion trend

By Saroj Kar Nov 4, 2013

Smart watches are already here, but until now smart watch shipments have been negligible. Smartwatches could be the next big thing in mobile technology. Dozens of companies are gambling on this being the case,…

Watch live : IBM IoD 2013 : what to expect

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 4, 2013

The IBM Information on Demand 2013 is in full swing at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event kicked off yesterday and will run through until the 7th of November. Watch our…

BlackBerry’s temp CEO has software sense : BB revisits BYOD + app strategy

By Kristen Nicole Nov 4, 2013

Another plot twist for the troubled tale of BlackBerry’s sale – it is no more. The Canadian phone maker has abandoned its plan to sell its assets, instead raising around $1 billion from its…

Atlas Venture’s Chris Lynch on the value in Big Data | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 4, 2013

Wall Street may be abuzz over the Big Data boom, but Chris Lynch of Atlas Venture cautions against jumping on the bandwagon with rose-tinted glasses. The veteran investor stopped by theCUBE at SiliconANGLE’s Big…

Open source the Smart Home : Cure app fatigue

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 4, 2013

This week’s SmartHome roundup features an effort to streamline home automation solutions, a garage door opener add-on that connects via WiFi, and a home security platform that’s added some new perks. Open house …

Actian CTO on the digital data tap | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 4, 2013

Actian, one of the biggest private software companies in the world, is pursuing an aggressive acquisition strategy in an effort to stay ahead of the Big Data curve. Mike Hoskins, the firm’s chief technology…

OS X Mavericks tips ‘n’ tricks: How to find those missing features

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 4, 2013

If you’re a Mac user then you might be aware of reports that the new OS X Mavericks is laced with a number of bugs. This news isn’t actually all that shocking, as new…

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The Thing System aims to make your home super smart

Healthcare data useless without future predictions, family involvement | #IBMIoD

WANdisco and Pivotal drive Hadoop adoption in the enterprise | #BigDataNYC

3D gesture recognition could make wearable devices a fashion trend

Watch live : IBM IoD 2013 : what to expect

BlackBerry’s temp CEO has software sense : BB revisits BYOD + app strategy

Atlas Venture’s Chris Lynch on the value in Big Data | #BigDataNYC

Open source the Smart Home : Cure app fatigue

Actian CTO on the digital data tap | #BigDataNYC

OS X Mavericks tips ‘n’ tricks: How to find those missing features

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