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Open Source is Disparate, Distributed, Non-Homogenous, Says Google’s Open Source Chief

By Saroj Kar Oct 10, 2013

Google defends and promotes open systems. They bring innovation and choice to the user, and make the ecosystem of companies more competitive and dynamic. Concretely, this results in the production of over 24 million…

Fresh Out of Stealth, Gray Matter Eyeing Big Data Services

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2013

Lost in the hype but not overlooked by CIOs, professional services account for 44 percent of the Big Data market, which is expected to more than quadruple from $11.59 billion in 2012 to over…

Slimmest Portable Speaker, Smallest GPS Tracker + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2013

This week’s #SmartDevice roundup features the market’s self-proclaimed slimmest Hi-Def Bluetooth speaker, an Indiegogo project that aims to keep all your valuables in check, and a water bottle that lets you know if you’re…

ScareMail: The Ultimate Plan To Overwhlem The NSA

By Mike Wheatley Oct 10, 2013

More than a few people were unhappy to learn about the NSA’s massive surveillance infrastructure, and within days of Ed Snowden’s first leaks we learned all kinds of hints and tricks to avoid its…

Twitter for Non-Humans : TV is Just the Beginning

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2013

Twitter may have found the perfect partner for TV domination with Comcast, launching a Twitter Command to watch or record a show just by tweeting. Such non-verbal commands are the perfect way for Twitter…

GE Augments Industrial Internet with New Solutions, Partners

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2013

For GE, the path to the Industrial Internet goes through the predictive analytics market, layering Services atop the complex machines powering the movement. At this week’s Minds+Machines summit in Chicago, the conglomerate bolstered its…

Protect Against “Silicon Valley Syndrome” With Cool Gadgets & Health Tips

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2013

Experiencing back pains? A knot in your neck that never seems to go away? Eye strain? Is there something wrong with your spine or is it just because you’re spending hours on end with…

What’s in Store for the Future of SDN? |#ONUGFall2013

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2013

The ONUG event (Open Networking Users Group) for Fall 2013 is all set for October 29 and 30, bringing together a range of organizations and individuals interested in the world of networking. The sector has undergone…

The ObamaCare Website – The Biggest Tech Gaggle Ever?

By John Casaretto Oct 10, 2013

Despite the quiet here on this subject thus far at SiliconANGLE we have been keeping our eyes on what is possibly the biggest tech topic happening in the news right now. The issue at…

FalconStor Improves Cloud Support with Software Refresh

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2013

Disk-based data protection specialist FalconStor has unveiled the latest versions of its Continuous Data Protector backup solution and Network Storage Server business continuity platform. Featuring the company’s new RecoverTrac 2.7 DR automation function, the…

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Open Source is Disparate, Distributed, Non-Homogenous, Says Google’s Open Source Chief

Fresh Out of Stealth, Gray Matter Eyeing Big Data Services

Slimmest Portable Speaker, Smallest GPS Tracker + More

ScareMail: The Ultimate Plan To Overwhlem The NSA

Twitter for Non-Humans : TV is Just the Beginning

GE Augments Industrial Internet with New Solutions, Partners

Protect Against “Silicon Valley Syndrome” With Cool Gadgets & Health Tips

What’s in Store for the Future of SDN? |#ONUGFall2013

The ObamaCare Website – The Biggest Tech Gaggle Ever?

FalconStor Improves Cloud Support with Software Refresh

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