Intel’s Insane DVR Will Record Every TV Show That’s Ever Broadcast
It seems like just about anyone who’s anyone in the tech world is desperate to get in on the TV act these days, but few companies efforts seem quite as intriguing as Intel’s, which…
Android, China Lead the Mobile Market
What do Google and China have in common (besides a poor track record in data privacy)? They’re both leading the mobile space. Android devices shipped with over half the smartphones sold in the quarter…
Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding the Enemy but Convicted of Multiple Other Counts
Details are still emerging, but it has been announced that US Army Pfc Bradley Manning was found Not Guilty of aiding the enemy but convicted of multiple other counts. This is the conclusion of an eight-week…
Will an Ubuntu Superphone Give Enterprises the Edge?
Canonical’s bold effort to crowdsource $32 million to fund its Ubuntu Edge ‘superphone’ has generated a wave of excitement since its launch seven days ago. The company’s marketing team has been pulling out all…
Saga Goes Social : Life-Logging Goes Mainstream
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
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
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
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
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
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…