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Google Has Waze to Annoy Facebook In Map Tech Bidding War

By Mellisa Tolentino May 24, 2013

Earlier this month it was reported that Facebook was in the final stages of acquiring Waze, the crowd-sourced app that gives users community-generated, real time traffic and road alerts including accidents, hazards, police traps,…

Why Chrome 28 Beta Won’t Lapse & Verizon Fios Apparently Caps – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy May 24, 2013

In today’s NewsDesk Show news roundup (see full video below): Chrome 28 unveiled a day after predecessor was released; Google’s new photo search feature may violate privacy; Rhapsody releases redesigned iPhone app; Atari to…

DHS Security Clearance Information Exposed for Four Years

By John Casaretto May 24, 2013

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) put out a notice about a “potential PII incident” this week. PII of course means Personal Identifiable Information. The issue centers on a recently discovered vulnerability that put the…

Facebook Stabs HTC In the Back, Again. Ouch.

By Mellisa Tolentino May 24, 2013

If you’re Android user and happen to own a compatible phone, there’s a good chance that you’ve already tried Facebook Home – once – then immediately uninstalled it because it really sucks. This is…

Bridging The Gap Towards Smarter Infrastructure

By Mike Wheatley May 24, 2013

You may not have seen last night’s news about the collapsed freeway bridge in Washington State that sent cars tumbling into the icy waters of the River Skagit, 55 miles north of Seattle. Thankfully…

Yahoo’s True Motive with Free 1TB of Flickr Storage : Battling Facebook, Dropbox or Google in the Consumer Cloud?

By Ryan Cox May 24, 2013

As Yahoo announced its acquisition of Tumblr and a significant update to Flickr in the same day — my first reaction was, “why did they blow their load in one day?” Our news cycle…

Microsoft Wants to Take a HUGE Cut On Used Xbox One Games

By Mellisa Tolentino May 24, 2013

When Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One there were a lot of mixed reactions. Some were impressed, others were disappointed, and some just didn’t care at all. Microsoft touts the One as an all-in-one entertainment…

Big Pharma Transforming IT to Support Strategic Business Shift to Service-Centric Model

By Bert Latamore May 24, 2013

Today most big organization are in a transition, trying to find their way in a new business world that demands agility and harnessing new technologies to seize the business opportunities that will spell prosperity…

Could Big Data Have Saved More Lives in Oklahoma Tornado? Predicting Natural Disasters

By Mellisa Tolentino May 24, 2013

Natural disasters can happen in the blink of an eye, leaving a devastating trail of debris and memories. Some say that these tragedies can be prevented lessened, if only we had better technology to…

Intel’s High Hopes for Haswell Chips – 50% More Battery Life On PCs

By Mike Wheatley May 24, 2013

Intel has a lot riding on the success of its upcoming Haswell processor, which represents the next big generational shift in its line of flagship PC chips. In an effort to build up some…

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Google Has Waze to Annoy Facebook In Map Tech Bidding War

Why Chrome 28 Beta Won’t Lapse & Verizon Fios Apparently Caps – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

DHS Security Clearance Information Exposed for Four Years

Facebook Stabs HTC In the Back, Again. Ouch.

Bridging The Gap Towards Smarter Infrastructure

Microsoft Wants to Take a HUGE Cut On Used Xbox One Games

Big Pharma Transforming IT to Support Strategic Business Shift to Service-Centric Model

Could Big Data Have Saved More Lives in Oklahoma Tornado? Predicting Natural Disasters

Intel’s High Hopes for Haswell Chips – 50% More Battery Life On PCs

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