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Lifelogging Tools for the Self-Quantified Lifestyle: Become a Better You

By Mellisa Tolentino May 17, 2013

Sometimes, everything just gets out of hand. You find yourself always running out of time to do anything. It’s like 24 hours a day isn’t enough to get things accomplished. Am I right? Or…

Transport Plots A Course For The Industrial Internet

By Mike Wheatley May 17, 2013

The United States is a vast and expansive country that’s become utterly dependent on its transportation infrastructure, including its roads, its railways and its flight paths. Its transport networks can be thought of as…

EA’s Nonexistent Plan for Wii U Sheds Light on Nintendo’s Developer Woes

By Mellisa Tolentino May 17, 2013

EA Games, one of the largest game developers/publishers, has announced that currently, there are no games in development for the Wii U, Nintendo’s latest game console that has yet to capture the hearts of…

“Glassware” Apps Now Available for Google Glass

By Mellisa Tolentino May 17, 2013

Glassholes rejoice! New apps are coming to Google Glass which means you’ll have more things to do with the high-tech specs than just tinker around with Google services. Path and New York Times were…

Augmented World Expo 2013–The Future of Augmented Reality

By Saroj Kar May 17, 2013

If you’re interested in Augmented Reality (AR), Augmented World Expo 2013 (AWE 2013) is a window to the future through which we can see new technology that could change our lives in various fields…

LulzSec Hackers Sentenced for Past Mayhem Bringing Their Era to its Final Interlude

By Kyt Dotson May 17, 2013

During the 50-day mayhem spree by these Internet hackers, LulzSec brought attention to the capability of a small group out to do vandalism and damage to websites—and exactly what could be done with it.…

Rise of the #Glassholes : Superior Tweets, Photos + Videos

By Mellisa Tolentino May 17, 2013

What do you call people who wear Google Glass? Googlers? Nah, that’s already taken. Glassers? Hmm, I don’t think so, not too catchy. How about Glassholes? If you don’t like it, too bad. The…

Congress Has Some Tough Questions For Google Glass

By Mellisa Tolentino May 17, 2013

Google Glass is still a long way from being released to the general public yet we’re already seeing a number of privacy concerns arise, giving birth to the new term #glassholes to depict those…

Self-serve “Services” is EMC’s Ultimate Goal through Virtualization | #sapphirenow

By Valentina Craft May 17, 2013

Bill Reid, Senior Director – Platform Strategy & Engineering with EMC, spoke with John Furrier and David Floyer on theCUBE at SapphireNOW 2013, about virtualization, business motivation, business value, and EMC’s journey. Asked about…

Twitter “Hate Map” Outs Racists And Homophobes In The US

By Mike Wheatley May 17, 2013

Twitter’s long been one of the favourite sources of information for researchers studying people’s trends and perceptions, and for good reason – with millions of users spread across the world sending out billions of…

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Lifelogging Tools for the Self-Quantified Lifestyle: Become a Better You

Transport Plots A Course For The Industrial Internet

EA’s Nonexistent Plan for Wii U Sheds Light on Nintendo’s Developer Woes

“Glassware” Apps Now Available for Google Glass

Augmented World Expo 2013–The Future of Augmented Reality

LulzSec Hackers Sentenced for Past Mayhem Bringing Their Era to its Final Interlude

Rise of the #Glassholes : Superior Tweets, Photos + Videos

Congress Has Some Tough Questions For Google Glass

Self-serve “Services” is EMC’s Ultimate Goal through Virtualization | #sapphirenow

Twitter “Hate Map” Outs Racists And Homophobes In The US

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