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How DevOps Works at Rafter

By Isha Suri Jul 8, 2013

Rafter Inc, formerly known as Bookrenter.com is the first online textbook rental service. The company started with a group of college graduates and has transformed to a large company in the last six years.…

Android’s Achilles’ Heel Poses a Major Threat to Users

By Maria Deutscher Jul 8, 2013

Researchers from Bluebox Security have discovered a vulnerability that leaves 99 percent of all Android devices exposed to malware. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto discussed the findings in a recent interview with NewsDesk host…

Are Mobile Users to Blame for “Spying” Motorola ToS?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 8, 2013

Before the nation celebrated Independence Day last week, Motorola revealed a new ad for the Moto X, its upcoming flagship smartphone in collaboration with Google. The ad boasts of a smartphone that users can…

Club Nintendo Suffers Hacking Attempt that Compromises 24,000 Accounts

By Kyt Dotson Jul 8, 2013

Last week 24,000 user accounts associated with the Japanese Club Nintendo website have been compromised after a month-long campaign by hackers to break in. According to the Japan Times, Nintendo gave warning via a…

Deutsche Börse Envisions Cloud as a Commodity

By Maria Deutscher Jul 8, 2013

Deutsche Borse, Europe’s largest exchange operator, plans to launch a marketplace for cloud services in the beginning of 2014. The upcoming Deutsche Borse Cloud Exchange (DBCE) will enable outsourced computing capacity and storage to…

Companies Who Don’t Use Data Are at a Disadvantage : Exclusive Hadoop Summit Coverage

By Alina Popescu Jul 8, 2013

Sanjay Mathur, Founder and CEO of Silicon Valley Data Science, discussed data driven businesses and recently launched Silicon Valley Data Science plans live with theCUBE co-hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante, live at the recently…

This Week in Storage: Xbox Music, the Cloud and Boxee

By Ryan Cox Jul 8, 2013

Last week was a short week for Americans, so we held off the ‘This week in storage’ until Monday so you can get caught up. We hope that you had a great Fourth of…

Printing UAVs & Solar Drone Crosses the Continent – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy Jul 8, 2013

Printers & The Geeks Who Love Them A new kit for 3D printers allows users to turn almost anything into an unmanned aerial vehicle. The Drone-it-Yourself kit was developed by Jasper van Loenen,…

iOS 7 Looks to Rip Off Android Again with ‘Offline Dictation’ Feature

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 8, 2013

Using an iOS device? If yes, then it’s probably safe to say that you aren’t too fond of the long loading times that you have to suffer whenever you use the voice input feature.…

What Chance a Nikon Smartphone?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 8, 2013

More than a few consumers these days are content to give up on the idea of buying a camera, instead settling for whatever happens to be built into their smartphones, especially now that the…

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How DevOps Works at Rafter

Android’s Achilles’ Heel Poses a Major Threat to Users

Are Mobile Users to Blame for “Spying” Motorola ToS?

Club Nintendo Suffers Hacking Attempt that Compromises 24,000 Accounts

Deutsche Börse Envisions Cloud as a Commodity

Companies Who Don’t Use Data Are at a Disadvantage : Exclusive Hadoop Summit Coverage

Printing UAVs & Solar Drone Crosses the Continent – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

iOS 7 Looks to Rip Off Android Again with ‘Offline Dictation’ Feature

What Chance a Nikon Smartphone?

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