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Naughty Vine’s Front-Facing Camera Makes Selfies a Lot Easier

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2013

Vine, the photo/video sharing app from Twitter, gained popularity especially after users discovered how easy it was to share and discover naughty photos via mobile devices. And with the latest update, Vine now has…

Flywheel Effect: AWS Continues Scorching Pace of Releases

By Ryan Cox Apr 30, 2013

SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE is pretty thrilled to be covering the AWS Summit 2013 this year, considering the growing focus on the IaaS space. Ariel Kelman (@akelman), Head of Worldwide Marketing at AWS, was the first…

AWS’s Redshift Gives You Data Warehousing at Scale

By Ryan Cox Apr 30, 2013

Redshift was announced at the end of 2012, and went live in February of this year. It’s already the fastest growing service on AWS. Sr. Product Manager, AWS Rahul Pathak stopped by theCUBE to…

AWS Ecosystem Drives Innovation and Traction, Says Alfresco’s Luis Sala

By Alina Popescu Apr 30, 2013

Luis Sala, Director of Technology Alliances at Alfresco, discussed their technology partnership with Amazon’s AWS with theCube host Jeff Frick, SiliconANGLE, live from the AWS 2013 Summit. Describing Alfresco as an open source content management…

BlackBerry CEO Says “Tablets are Doomed”. Could He Be Right?

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2013

“In five years I don’t think there’ll be a reason to have a tablet anymore. Maybe a big screen in your workspace, but not a tablet as such. Tablets themselves are not a good…

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 vs. iPad Mini, Nexus 7 + Kindle Fire HD

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 30, 2013

Samsung has announced a revamped version of its 7-inch tablet, the Galaxy Tab 2. The Galaxy Tab 3 promises a more sleek and stylish design that is comfortable to hold in one hand for…

Africa Jumps Aboard the Big Data Bus

By Mike Wheatley Apr 30, 2013

Smartphones have become pretty popular these days (to put it lightly), and aside from the obvious benefits they provide, the data that trickles out of them has been able to benefit us in all…

Google Now Lands in Apple App Store – Look Out Siri

By John Casaretto Apr 30, 2013

Google is moving onto Siri’s turf with the release of Google Now now available for iPhone and iPad platforms. The voice-actuated system has been running on Android-based phones for some time now. Its powerful…

Cloudera Rolls Out Impala 1.0 – Validates Real-Time SQL on Hadoop

By Maria Deutscher Apr 30, 2013

Cloudera just announced the general availability of Impala 1.0, the first “production-hardened and customer validated” version of its real-time SQL-on-Hadoop solution. The firm boasts that over 40 enterprises have deployed the engine in their…

Yahoo Mail Hacked Again – Serious Questions Raised About Its Ability to Protect Users

By Mike Wheatley Apr 30, 2013

Still reeling from a major security breach last month, a fresh report claims that hundreds of Yahoo email accounts have been hacked for the fourth time in as many months, raising serious doubts about…

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AWS’s Redshift Gives You Data Warehousing at Scale

BlackBerry CEO Says “Tablets are Doomed”. Could He Be Right?

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 vs. iPad Mini, Nexus 7 + Kindle Fire HD

Africa Jumps Aboard the Big Data Bus

Google Now Lands in Apple App Store – Look Out Siri

Cloudera Rolls Out Impala 1.0 – Validates Real-Time SQL on Hadoop

Yahoo Mail Hacked Again – Serious Questions Raised About Its Ability to Protect Users

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