In earlier posts, we mentioned that Samsung not only unveiled a smartwatch and a new phablet, but it also unveiled a new version of the Galaxy Note 10.1. We had a close look at…
One of the most obvious benefits of the Internet of Things is that we’re able to keep a better eye on stuff – for example we can set up wireless cameras to monitor our…
Yahoo! has just unveiled a new logo which CEO Marissa Mayer described as “whimsical, yet sophisticated. Modern and fresh, with a nod to our history. Having a human touch, personal. Proud.” In all honesty,…
As promised, Samsung unveiled a trio of new devices ahead of IFA 2013. The South Korean giant unveiled the Galaxy Note III, the 2014 edition of the Galaxy Note 10.1, and perhaps its most…
If troubled BlackBerry ever manages to find itself a buyer – and that’s by no means guaranteed – it could well be sooner than anyone thought. Not even thirty days after the struggling smartphone…
With cloud computing, big data, and software defined datacenter markets pumping on all cylinders, performance and energy savings continue to be the hottest topic areas among industry leaders. Today, Intel announced new versions of…
From the SiliconANGLE mailbox: App Wrapping, age 2 years, died early this morning at its home after the recent announcement of iOS 7 caused its ultimate death. At a young age, App Wrapping was…
As the cryptocurrency slowly gains traction across technological avenues and into the general population questions crop up about how Bitcoin can be used in marketplaces where traditional currency has been struggling. Locales such as…
Ever since Raspberry Pi went into production, this slender piece of circuit board became a global phenomenon. The Raspberry Pi was built to teach kids to code, but the tech industry and MAKER community…
Today, Axway is announcing the release of API Server 7.2 designed to unify API management and update the lifecycle, management, delivery, and security of API use by development and operations teams—an important segment of…