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The Internet of Things is Driving Collaborative Consumption

By Maria Deutscher Jul 3, 2013

Technology is transforming the economic landscape. The rise of connected devices is facilitating what The New York Times’ Tina Rosenberg calls “collaborative consumption,” an increasingly popular purchasing model that lets consumers save money by…

.NYC Gets a New Top-Level Domain

By Mike Wheatley Jul 3, 2013

Residents of New York City will soon have access to a brand new top level domain, something that’s bound to go down well with local businesses and travel sites given the city’s rather ‘pretentious’…

LIVE: Spring Tour Wrapup + VMware’s Place In the Ecosystem

By Kristin Feledy Jul 3, 2013

Updated with full video – see below. Welcome to NewsDesk on SiliconANGLE TV for Wednesday July 3, 2013. Virtualization has caused a big wave of change to IT over the last decade. As cloud and the…

RIP Google Reader. Hello Feedly, Flipboard and Noowit

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 3, 2013

A Final Farewell Thank you for stopping by. Today, we powered down Google Reader. We understand you may not agree with this decision, but we hope you’ll come to love these alternatives as much…

OpenGov Receives $4M for Transparency Software

By Maria Deutscher Jul 3, 2013

The ongoing NSA surveillance scandal has dragged government transparency into the media spotlight. Public sector organizations are facing increased pressure to share information that can be used to hold officials accountable for their actions,…

Motorola Release New Ad for Moto X, Another Device to Spy on People

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 3, 2013

When Google acquired Motorola Mobility, everyone expected that the two to team up and release the ultimate smartphone to compete with Apple’s and Samsung’s most popular devices, but to date we’ve yet to see…

Samsung’s First Tizen Phone Hits a Stumbing Block

By Mike Wheatley Jul 3, 2013

Samsung has been working behind-the-scenes on the new Tizen mobile operating system for some time, but plans to release the first smartphone running the OS seem to have hit a snag. Reports from Korea…

Icahn Says His Bid for Dell is the “Superior Proposal”

By Maria Deutscher Jul 3, 2013

Carl Icahn wants Wall Street to know he’s putting his money where his mouth is. On Monday, the activist investor issued an open letter urging Dell’s board to change its stance on his buyout…

Opera’s Revamped Browser: Has the Fat Lady Sung Already?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 3, 2013

Pioneering web browser Opera has never much of a threat to the likes of IE, Google Chrome and Firefox, instead styling itself as a niche product that appeals to a certain kind of web…

Hadoop: The Next Generation In Data Management

By Alan McStravick Jul 2, 2013

Last week at the Hadoop Summit in San Jose, industry experts came together to discuss the future of this analytics platform. SiliconANGLE covered each of the sessions and what we learned is though Hadoop…

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.NYC Gets a New Top-Level Domain

LIVE: Spring Tour Wrapup + VMware’s Place In the Ecosystem

RIP Google Reader. Hello Feedly, Flipboard and Noowit

OpenGov Receives $4M for Transparency Software

Motorola Release New Ad for Moto X, Another Device to Spy on People

Samsung’s First Tizen Phone Hits a Stumbing Block

Icahn Says His Bid for Dell is the “Superior Proposal”

Opera’s Revamped Browser: Has the Fat Lady Sung Already?

Hadoop: The Next Generation In Data Management

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