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Saga Goes Social : Life-Logging Goes Mainstream

By Kristen Nicole Jul 30, 2013

Life-logging app Saga goes social, hopping on the mainstream trend that's popularizing the self-quantified revolution. The Saga update features more sharing capabilities, more privacy settings and battery-saving perks to keep your life-logging on task,…

Printing Photos in 3D & A Venti Printuccino – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy Jul 30, 2013

Like A Puz-3D…Remember Those? The minds at Disney Research labs in Zurich have developed a new program that can use 2D photos to build 3D models. By combining hundreds of images through a…

Lenovo Joins Huawei & ZTE on the US Government’s Blacklist

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2013

When it comes to computer hardware western governments aren’t enamored with the idea of using equipment supplied by Chinese companies. Concerns that such gear could allow the Chinese government a secret back door into…

QLogic Sees 13.2% Revenue Decline in First Quarter

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2013

QLogic may be edging closer to a turnaround, but its latest earnings showed few signs of recovery. The Aliso Viejo, California-based supplier of data center networking equipment reported first quarter sales of $113.1 million,…

LIVE: Predictie Apps Predicting The Future of Tech?

By Andrew Lowe Jul 30, 2013

Updated with full video – see below. Welcome to NewsDesk on SiliconANGLE TV for Tuesday July 30, 2013. Robotic personal assistants, anticipating what you need before you ask for it sound like a thing of science…

Ferris Launches Data-Happy Video App, Takes Vine + Instagram for a Ride

By Kristen Nicole Jul 30, 2013

Storytelling is all about picking the right angle. Ferris, an Austin, Texas-based startup is taking this concept to the next level with the world’s first data-driven, video-based social sharing service. Ferris delivers a mobile…

Russia Plans To Spy on Its Citizens with Subway SIM Card Trackers

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2013

If you thought that the NSA’s motivations for running its PRISM program and gathering metadata about your communications was bad enough, just wait till you see what they’re doing in Russia. According to a…

Cisco, NetApp Bolster FlexPod Lineup with Hadoop-based Configurations

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2013

Converged infrastructure is on the rise, and so is Big Data analytics. Cisco and long time ally NetApp put two and two together and expanded their jointly developed FlexPod lineup with two cutting edge…

App Annie Opens Flagship Analytics Platform for Enterprise Users

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2013

App Annie, the highly successful app analytics startup, just released the latest version of its flagship offering. The new edition introduces several features, including a mobile app that lets users to keep track of…

GridGain Raises $10 Million for In-Memory Analytics

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2013

GridGain, a Foster City, CA.-based distributed computing firm, just received $10 million in Series B financing from Almaz Capital and existing investor RTP Ventures. The round brings the company’s total funding to $12 million.…

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Printing Photos in 3D & A Venti Printuccino – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

Lenovo Joins Huawei & ZTE on the US Government’s Blacklist

QLogic Sees 13.2% Revenue Decline in First Quarter

LIVE: Predictie Apps Predicting The Future of Tech?

Russia Plans To Spy on Its Citizens with Subway SIM Card Trackers

Cisco, NetApp Bolster FlexPod Lineup with Hadoop-based Configurations

App Annie Opens Flagship Analytics Platform for Enterprise Users

GridGain Raises $10 Million for In-Memory Analytics

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