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Smart Jewelry for Commuters + Unlock Doors with your Heartbeat

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 12, 2013

This week’s SmartDevice roundup features: a ring that gets you to your destination; a bracelet that unlocks phones, doors, and cars using your heartbeat, and a camera intended to capture all your memories. Sesame…

Huddle’s Cloud App Furthers Virtualized Work Perks with Auto File Sync

By Kristen Nicole Sep 12, 2013

Huddle has augmented its widely-used enterprise collaboration service with a Connected Desktop function that lets users save files to the cloud directly from their desktop applications. The update is a nod to current virtualization…

Apple’s Bruce Boston Discusses Visualization and Human Intuition | #tcc13

By Maria Deutscher Sep 12, 2013

Bruce Boston of Apple views data science as the shortest and most efficient route to meeting business objectives. The veteran statistician detailed how visualization further empowers data geeks to drive value for their organizations…

Where to Get the Best Trade In Price for Your Old iPhone

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 12, 2013

If you’re already an iPhone owner and looking to upgrade to either an iPhone 5c or 5s, you’re probably wondering how you can get a hold of the device as cheaply as possible, right? …

Botnets and Porn: It’s What Tor’s All About

By Mike Wheatley Sep 12, 2013

What with its high level of anonymity, the secure Tor network has a well earned reputation for being the web’s favorite hangout for drug dealers, porn kings, botnets and other ne’er-do-wells. “But, but, but……

Nate Silver Skeptical of Big Data Trends, Keys in on Culture

By Ryan Cox Sep 12, 2013

There were two big takeaways I had from Nate Silver’s time on #theCUBE during this week’s Tableau Customer Conference: 1) the editor of ESPN‘s FiveThirtyEight is more of a skeptic, taking a wait-and-see approach to Big Data,…

The True Cost of iPhone 5c Nearly $600 : Apple May Never Sell Low-End

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 12, 2013

Before Apple revealed its two new iPhones, there were rumors that one of the devices would be the cheaper or more affordable version. When Apple finally revealed the iPhone 5c, it was indeed priced…

Why The New iPhone 5S Fingerprint Sensor Will Never Replace Passwords

By John Casaretto Sep 11, 2013

There’s a ton of buzz around the new iPhone’s Touch ID Fingerprint Sensor feature and there’s been a whole lot of speculation that passwords are dead. I even saw the headline on Drudge that…

Virtualization Breeds More Agile Businesses | #VMworld

By Alina Popescu Sep 11, 2013

Phillip Reynolds, Data Center Director, Williams & Fudge, discussed their virtualized environment and specific financial sector IT requirements with theCUBE co-hosts Dave Vellante and Stu Miniman live at VMworld 2013. Williams & Fudge is…

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Smart Jewelry for Commuters + Unlock Doors with your Heartbeat

Apple’s Bruce Boston Discusses Visualization and Human Intuition | #tcc13

Where to Get the Best Trade In Price for Your Old iPhone

More Questions Raised After Apple’s Touch ID Security Brief

Botnets and Porn: It’s What Tor’s All About

Nate Silver Skeptical of Big Data Trends, Keys in on Culture

The True Cost of iPhone 5c Nearly $600 : Apple May Never Sell Low-End

Why The New iPhone 5S Fingerprint Sensor Will Never Replace Passwords

Virtualization Breeds More Agile Businesses | #VMworld

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