Mexico Has Their Head In The Cloud
Ask most Americans what they know about the land just across our southern border and chances are they will tell you about out-of-control drug related violence, a governmental structure that is highly corrupted and…
Apple at a Crossroads on App Store’s 5th Anniversary
Apple loyalists have reason to celebrate this week: the consumer electronics giant decided to mark the fifth anniversary of the App Store by making at least nine popular apps free. The Verge reported that…
Making Medical Data Better Data
In just over a week, the team here at SiliconANGLE will be setting off for Cambridge, Massachusetts for the 7th Annual MIT Chief Data Officer and Information Quality Symposium held on the MIT campus.…
Fight Against Anonymization Services, MasterCard and Visa Block Payment to VPN Providers
By Saroj Kar
Credit card companies have been seen lately taking up the vanguard of the fight against piracy. MasterCard and Visa are said to have begun to refuse payment to any provider of VPN connections–in the…
Ask DevOps: Why are software development task estimations regularly off by a factor of 2-3?
I came across an interesting question on Quora which asked about why software development task estimations are regularly off by a factor of 2-3. The question goes on to ask if it’s the developer’s…
Apple Offers Expensive iOS Apps and Games for Free
Apple begins the week in a generous spirit, offering free apps and games at the App Store. Just two of several freebies include Traktor DJ (regularly $20) and Infinity Blade II (regularly $7). Apple…
How To Ditch Google: Alternatives For Every Google Product Known To Man
Of all the companies implicated in the NSA – PRISM scandal, Google’s involvement has to be the most worrisome. Reason being, practically 99% of the world’s internet users (if we exclude China) must be…
How DevOps Works at Rafter
By Isha Suri
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
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?
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…