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Galaxy S5 Goes Metallic, HTC One + iPhone Get Mini

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 13, 2013

Samsung has unveiled another iteration of the its flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4. First there was the S4 mini, which sported less powerful chips and lower display resolution, then came the S4 zoom, a…

Datalink Principal Architect Discusses ONTAP and Software-Defined Data Centers

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2013

NetApp recently bolstered its presence in the software-defined data center with the launch of Clustered Data ONTAP 8.2, the latest release of its flagship storage platform. Datalink’s Jason Anderson provided his take on the…

Crowdsourcing Takes Off in China with Danger Maps & More

By Mike Wheatley Jun 13, 2013

Not to be outdone by our own crowdsourcing efforts recently, Chinese netizens are getting in on the act as well. A new project called Danger Maps that taps on the knowledge of China’s 564…

LIVE: Yahoo Buys + Kills Two More Startups : Takes on Instagram + Hangouts?

By Kristin Feledy Jun 13, 2013

Updated live recording with full video – see below. Welcome to NewsDesk on SiliconANGLE TV for Thursday June 13, 2013 (see live feed below or visit youtube.com/siliconangle to watch on-demand). Watch the live show here, every…

#Facebook Hashtags Actually Work Now

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 13, 2013

Good news for Facebook users who are fond of using Twitter-style hashtags on posts – those hashtags will actually be supported from here on in. Yep, you read that right, hashtags on Facebook now…

It’s Not Just US: Google Says That Iran Spies On its Citizens Too

By Mike Wheatley Jun 13, 2013

Google may or may not be spying on its users, but it certainly knows what’s going on elsewhere around the world wide web. In an announcement yesterday, the company’s security division revealed the existence…

Apple iOS 7: Clean and Modern…and Android User-friendly

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2013

As expected, Apple released the latest version of its mobile operating system at this week’s WWDC. The consumer tech behemoth also launched iRadio, an iTunes music subscription service that bears a passing resemblance to…

WWDC Keynote Deep Dive: OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, iRadio + Mac Pro Sneak Peek

By Ryan Cox Jun 13, 2013

I’m an admitted Apple fanboy. And for all you Fandroids, I’m aware the majority of iOS 7 updates are features already found on Android. If that is your argument, fantastic — there’s some good…

HP’s in the Open but is HAVEn Safe for CIOs?

By Maria Deutscher Jun 13, 2013

The success of Hewlett-Packard’s new data analytics platform will depend on integration and its ability to generate business value, writes Wikibon analyst Jeff Kelly. The recently unveiled HAVEn (short for Hadoop, Autonomy, Vertica, Enterprise…

Yahoo Plans To Free Up Inactive Email Accounts

By Mike Wheatley Jun 13, 2013

Yahoo Mail has had a bit of a torrid time of late, with no end in sight to reports of people’s accounts being hacked and used to send spam, and the fact that it’s…

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Galaxy S5 Goes Metallic, HTC One + iPhone Get Mini

Datalink Principal Architect Discusses ONTAP and Software-Defined Data Centers

Crowdsourcing Takes Off in China with Danger Maps & More

LIVE: Yahoo Buys + Kills Two More Startups : Takes on Instagram + Hangouts?

#Facebook Hashtags Actually Work Now

It’s Not Just US: Google Says That Iran Spies On its Citizens Too

Apple iOS 7: Clean and Modern…and Android User-friendly

WWDC Keynote Deep Dive: OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, iRadio + Mac Pro Sneak Peek

HP’s in the Open but is HAVEn Safe for CIOs?

Yahoo Plans To Free Up Inactive Email Accounts

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