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How Wearable Tech Will Take The Enterprise By Storm : Google Glass, iWatch and Beyond

By Mike Wheatley Aug 12, 2013

Wearable tech is all the rage these days, with much of the talk about these devices centring on their use as entertainment and lifestyle aids. But there are many exciting potential use cases for…

Famous Lefties in Tech: Bill Gates + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 12, 2013

Lefties, Southpaws, Sinistral – these are just some terms that describes a person who dominantly uses their left hand. Funny how when someone learns that you’re a lefty they get a surprised look on…

Mega Working on Encrypted Email Service, Asks Others to Take Privacy Seppuku Pledge

By John Casaretto Aug 12, 2013

Last week encrypted email service provider Lavabit announced they were shutting down. While the subject of the summer has been Edward Snowden and the documents he has leaked out, what many people may not…

The Pirate Bay Marks Ten Years with Release of PirateBrowser to Fight “Censorship”

By John Casaretto Aug 12, 2013

As mentioned late last week, The Pirate Bay held a giant party out in Stockholm over the weekend to mark its tenth anniversary. There were times when rightfully so, many people doubted the site…

How Ethical is Your Big Data?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 10, 2013

Imagine this scenario: you go for a routine check-up at the hospital, but instead of the doctor giving you the all clear sign, he informs you that you’ve an extremely aggressive medical condition –…

Security Recap: IPOs and Cybercriminals

By Maria Deutscher Aug 9, 2013

The U.S. government is getting serious about cybersecurity. Earlier this week the White House published a preliminary list of of incentives for critical infrastructure companies that participate in the Department of Homeland Security’s nation-wide…

Aerospike Fast-tracks Madvertise Ad Impressions to 25 Billion Monthly

By Saroj Kar Aug 9, 2013

The success of tablets and smartphones has led to a change in the ways advertising agencies target mobile users. The broad popularity of mobility is creating a tremendous opportunity for mobile advertising and mobile…

“Most Dangerous Man in Wireless” Says Apple is Not Key to T-Mobile’s Success

By Kathryn Buford Aug 9, 2013

Dropping the f-bomb and critiquing data caps that limit porn viewing on smartphones, T-Moblie CEO John Legere’s last Consumer Electronics presentation could be called reckless. According to Roger Cheng of CNet, this approach is…

Feds Bust Largest Hacking Operation in US History

By Maria Deutscher Aug 9, 2013

Five Eastern European men have been charged with operating a global hacking network that siphoned hundreds of millions of dollars from top financial institutions. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto offered his insights into the…

Amazon Tries to Gain Ground in the Area of Games and Web Applications

By Saroj Kar Aug 9, 2013

Do you prefer native or HTML5 applications? This is a question that is becoming more and more difficult to answer because HTML5 has blossomed into a very mature platform. There are still many benefits…

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How Wearable Tech Will Take The Enterprise By Storm : Google Glass, iWatch and Beyond

Famous Lefties in Tech: Bill Gates + More

Mega Working on Encrypted Email Service, Asks Others to Take Privacy Seppuku Pledge

The Pirate Bay Marks Ten Years with Release of PirateBrowser to Fight “Censorship”

How Ethical is Your Big Data?

Security Recap: IPOs and Cybercriminals

Aerospike Fast-tracks Madvertise Ad Impressions to 25 Billion Monthly

“Most Dangerous Man in Wireless” Says Apple is Not Key to T-Mobile’s Success

Feds Bust Largest Hacking Operation in US History

Amazon Tries to Gain Ground in the Area of Games and Web Applications

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