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Ask DevOps: Agile Development–Cure for Frustration?

By Saroj Kar Jun 7, 2013

Two-thirds of all software development projects lead to failures or partial failures. Projects are often more expensive than originally planned, do not meet deadlines, often do not provide the functionality required by the customer…

Twitter Pictures Come To Windows & Android Phones Save the Rainforest – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy Jun 7, 2013

Twitter updated its Windows Phone 8 app today with a number of new features aimed squarely at photographers, including artistic filters, lens app integration, and the ability to play Vine clips in tweets. Though…

Prism, Verizon and NSA Espionage – Let’s Take a Breath Before Everyone Loses Their Minds

By John Casaretto Jun 7, 2013

I keep thinking how in 2008’s The Dark Knight, during the frantic city-wide search for the Joker, Lucius Fox says to Bruce Wayne: “You took my sonar concept and applied it to every phone…

Ready-to-Wear Technology Sets to Drive the Growth of Internet of Things

By Saroj Kar Jun 7, 2013

Consumers are adopting technology faster than ever. We witnessed the rapid mainstreaming of devices such as Apple’s iOS devices, Microsoft Kinect, and Android devices etc. Wearable devices will be next, but right now they…

What to Expect from E3 2013?

By Isha Suri Jun 7, 2013

The much-awaited event for the games industry is about to begin in the next few days. Yes, I’m talking about E3–the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013. Hosted by the Entertainment Software Association, E3 Conference will…

OpenStack Startup Mirantis Receives $10M Boost from IT Leaders

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2013

The rapid adoption of OpenStack in the enterprise has not gone unnoticed by the movers and shakers of the IT industry. The big vendors are elbowing each other for every chance to grow their…

Design in Micro-Interactions: Perceived Simplicity vs. Functionality

By Kristina Farrah Jun 7, 2013

During the second day of SiliconAngle’s coverage at O’Reilly Fluent, we came across Dan Saffer, Director of Interactive Design at Smart Designs. He’s also an author and has recently published his fourth book called…

The NSA is Not Only Spying on You, It’s Storing Your Data, Too

By Ryan Cox Jun 7, 2013

First this week, we learned the NSA was secretly tapping phone call metadata from Verizon. Then The Guardian broke a story quickly confirmed by the Washington Post on the existence of a massive, warrantless government surveillance program…

Facebook Home Refuses To Die: Now It’s Planning an Update

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 7, 2013

It looks like Facebook isn’t quite ready throw in the towel as far as its mobile dreams go, with the news that it’s planning to release an update for its much-derided Android launcher. The…

How Accumulo Safeguards Your Civil Liberties

By Jeffrey Kelly Jun 7, 2013

It’s been widely reported that the NSA is in the midst of collecting huge volumes of call metadata from Verizon associated with all domestic and international calls made by the company’s customers for three…

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Ask DevOps: Agile Development–Cure for Frustration?

Twitter Pictures Come To Windows & Android Phones Save the Rainforest – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

Prism, Verizon and NSA Espionage – Let’s Take a Breath Before Everyone Loses Their Minds

Ready-to-Wear Technology Sets to Drive the Growth of Internet of Things

What to Expect from E3 2013?

OpenStack Startup Mirantis Receives $10M Boost from IT Leaders

Design in Micro-Interactions: Perceived Simplicity vs. Functionality

The NSA is Not Only Spying on You, It’s Storing Your Data, Too

Facebook Home Refuses To Die: Now It’s Planning an Update

How Accumulo Safeguards Your Civil Liberties

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