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Twitter’s New Tailored Ads: How They Work and How to Block ‘Em

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 15, 2013

Over the weekend, Twitter, the microblogging service that has transformed how we interact with people on the internet, announced plans to experiment with how ads are displayed on individual user’s Twitter feed. Twitter claims…

The Moto X Will Be “Always On”… Always Spying On You Too?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 15, 2013

If you’re planning on buying a new Moto X phone, you might want to watch what you’re saying. A newly leaked video showing several features of Google/Motorola’s new flagship handset was posted online by…

Abhishek Mehta Addresses Omni-channel

By Maria Deutscher Jul 13, 2013

Abhishek Mehta, the founder of Tresata, explained how his startup’s Big Data suite will help enterprises make omni-channel commerce a reality in a recent Q&A with SiliconAngle NewsDesk Head Writer Winston Edmondson. Mehta starts…

Icahn Suffers Another Blow Ahead of Dell Buyout Vote

By Maria Deutscher Jul 13, 2013

The group of directors charged with supervising Dell’s sale slammed Carl Icahn’s after he invited fellow stockholders to appraise their shares in the company. The hedge fund giant wrote in a letter that his…

Rackspace Upgrades Android App with OpenStack Support

By Maria Deutscher Jul 13, 2013

Yesterday Rackspace customers were pleasantly surprised to find a new release of the company’s free Android app. The latest version sports a new look and features an array of options for managing cloud deployments…

Dropbox: Playing By Their Own Rules

By Alan McStravick Jul 12, 2013

The Internet landscape has undergone drastic change over the past several years. One of the surprising drivers of this change came about with the founding of the file sharing service known as Dropbox. The…

2013 MIT Chief Development Officer Information Quality Symposium

By Alan McStravick Jul 12, 2013

Next week at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts industry insiders, corporate executives and IT vendors are going to descend on the school for the MIT Chief Development Officer Information Quality Symposium…

Google Chrome 28 Arrives with More APIs and Extensions for Developers

By Saroj Kar Jul 12, 2013

Google has now officially released version 28 of its popular Chrome browser. The main novelties of this version of Chrome are the rendering engine change, the new notification system, and more improved Chrome developer…

Quipper: The First High-Level Scalable Programming Language for Quantum Computers

By Saroj Kar Jul 12, 2013

Although quantum computers exist only in theory it does not stop researchers from making educated guesses about their future architecture–and more importantly the interface to interact with them. As a result of this speculation,…

How Businesses Will Operate On the Post-PRISM Internet – Breaking Analysis

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 12, 2013

New evidence has surfaced on how Microsoft has aided the NSA in spying on people. The latest leaks comes from the NSA’s Special Source Operations or SSO division, which has been described by Edward…

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Twitter’s New Tailored Ads: How They Work and How to Block ‘Em

The Moto X Will Be “Always On”… Always Spying On You Too?

Abhishek Mehta Addresses Omni-channel

Icahn Suffers Another Blow Ahead of Dell Buyout Vote

Rackspace Upgrades Android App with OpenStack Support

Dropbox: Playing By Their Own Rules

2013 MIT Chief Development Officer Information Quality Symposium

Google Chrome 28 Arrives with More APIs and Extensions for Developers

Quipper: The First High-Level Scalable Programming Language for Quantum Computers

How Businesses Will Operate On the Post-PRISM Internet – Breaking Analysis

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