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Made in North Korea–The First Smartphone Inspired by Dictator Kim Jong-un?

By Saroj Kar Aug 13, 2013

South Korea dominates the world of smartphones with the Samsung and LG taking half of the world’s smartphone market. Taking into account only a sense of one-upmanship, it makes sense that North Korea may…

Lavabit Folds in Protest of Federal Data-Grab

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 13, 2013

When Edward Snowden publicly disclosed that tech giants such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Facebook were aiding the government to spy on people in a project dubbed PRISM, some people were quick to look…

How Can We Monetize The Internet Of Things?

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 13, 2013

By 2020, it is expected that there will be 30 billion internet connected devices in use. Which simply means that the Internet of Things will soon be a fully blown trend. But if you’re…

IBM Alliances Shaking Up Industry, Promise New Generation Products for Users

By Bert Latamore Aug 13, 2013

At IBM Edge in June, when Ambuj Goyal spoke about how IBM had to be an open systems company “because today no one company can do anything” I, and I think most listeners, thought…

Hybrid Storage is Disrupting the IT Landscape

By Maria Deutscher Aug 13, 2013

The Internet of Things is driving demand for cost-effective storage solutions that deliver both capacity and performance, according to Rob Commins, the vice president of Tegile. The executive told us that his company’s hybrid…

Gadgets + Apps for Fitness and Relaxation : Healthy Appetite for Growth

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 13, 2013

In this week’s SmartBody and Quantified Self roundup, we’ll be featuring a Quantified Self app that closed a Series A funding, an ex-Apple CEO’s tracker launching in the Apple store, and a sensor that…

Cyvera Raises $11M, Combats Zero-Day Cyber Attacks

By John Casaretto Aug 13, 2013

The threat of zero-day attacks is one of the most significant elements in the threat landscape to organizations today. The potential for damage is vast, it incorporates some of the most difficult challenges in…

Springpad’s New CEO Hails from TIME : Her 2-Pronged Strategy to Mash Old + New School Trends

By Ryan Cox Aug 13, 2013

Springpad, the personal assistant app for organizing your digital life, has taken a major step towards appealing to a mainstream crowd. The company has brought on former TIME Vice President of corporate development Jacqueline…

Musky Trains & Reading Site for the Thinking Chair – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy Aug 13, 2013

The Musk Express Yesterday, Elon Musk, the billionaire behind Paypal, SpaceX, and Tesla Motors revealed a new idea that could use the power of the sun to transport people at supersonic speeds up…

Windows 8.1 Now First-time User Friendly

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 13, 2013

In June, Microsoft finally unveiled the much anticipated Windows Blue update, which turned out to be Windows 8.1. The software giant showcased a number of new or returning features on Windows 8.1, such as…

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Made in North Korea–The First Smartphone Inspired by Dictator Kim Jong-un?

Lavabit Folds in Protest of Federal Data-Grab

How Can We Monetize The Internet Of Things?

IBM Alliances Shaking Up Industry, Promise New Generation Products for Users

Hybrid Storage is Disrupting the IT Landscape

Gadgets + Apps for Fitness and Relaxation : Healthy Appetite for Growth

Cyvera Raises $11M, Combats Zero-Day Cyber Attacks

Springpad’s New CEO Hails from TIME : Her 2-Pronged Strategy to Mash Old + New School Trends

Musky Trains & Reading Site for the Thinking Chair – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

Windows 8.1 Now First-time User Friendly

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