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Big Data Review : Massive Funding, Launches + New Gigs

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2013

The past week brought big news for Big Data, with two firms securing multi-million dollar funding rounds, and Google rolling out new features to BigQuery. In addition, 10gen enhanced its flagship NoSQL database and…

HOW TO: Drive Down the Actual Cost of Oracle with Flash Storage

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2013

Following rather dismal earnings for Oracle’s third-quarter, the question of its sales tactics versus the cost of its actual product portfolio have come into question. Oracle’s facing disruption from new advances in software-led infrastructure,…

Google Fiber Not Committing to Broadband Market Yet, Slowly Pushing Industry Disruption

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2013

One of Google’s most buzzed-about side project is Google Fiber, the one-gigabyte internet package that the search giant rolled out in Kansas City North and Kansas City South. SiliconAngle contributing editor John Casaretto discussed…

Quick Guide to GDC 2013 : Word Hard, Play Harder

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 24, 2013

Twenty-five years strong, the Game Developers Conference is back. Though GDC’s 25th edition was commemorated in 2011, the conference has been held yearly since 1988. The conference was usually held once a year, but…

BlackBerry Z10 Hits US Streets

By John Casaretto Mar 22, 2013

The BlackBerry Z10 has finally arrived. The much anticipated, long-delayed smartphone from the former RIM, now BlackBerry became available in the US today from AT&T. The product has been available for a number of…

Apple Security Hole Exposes Users – Apple Adds Two Step Verification or Two Factor Authentication

By John Furrier Mar 22, 2013

A new security vulnerability affects Apple users that allows anyone who has your email address and date of birth (DOB) to reset your password. While Apple was adding two-factor authentication, it saw a vulnerability that opens a huge security hole…

Google Giving You Your Daily Dose of Fiber – Breaking Analysis

By Andrew Lowe Mar 22, 2013

If there’s one thing I learned from watching Dirty Jobs with Mike Rowe, it’s that Americans aren’t getting enough fiber. That is to say, fiber optics. You see, I am in the minority when…

Syrian Hacktivists Take Over BBC Weather Feed

By Isha Suri Mar 22, 2013

Following the trend of Twitter hijacking, a Syrian hacktivist group hijacked the BBC Weather Twitter account on Thursday afternoon. BBC uses its @BBCWeather account to tweet weather updates and warnings, as well as behind-the-scenes…

Bloatware: Get This Crap Off Of My Phone!

By Mike Wheatley Mar 22, 2013

If you happen to have owned an Android smartphone or tablet device in the last couple of years, you’ll be familiar with this particular pet hate of mine. Force fed apps, otherwise known as “Bloatware” or “Crapware”,…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for March 22, 2013

By Bert Latamore Mar 22, 2013

HP Delivers Cutting-Edge Tech for DreamWorks Latest Animated Comedy DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. has chosen HP to deliver the technology behind its latest comedy adventure, “The Croods”, pushing the boundaries of imagery for this…

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Big Data Review : Massive Funding, Launches + New Gigs

HOW TO: Drive Down the Actual Cost of Oracle with Flash Storage

Google Fiber Not Committing to Broadband Market Yet, Slowly Pushing Industry Disruption

Quick Guide to GDC 2013 : Word Hard, Play Harder

BlackBerry Z10 Hits US Streets

Apple Security Hole Exposes Users – Apple Adds Two Step Verification or Two Factor Authentication

Google Giving You Your Daily Dose of Fiber – Breaking Analysis

Syrian Hacktivists Take Over BBC Weather Feed

Bloatware: Get This Crap Off Of My Phone!

ServicesAngle News Briefs for March 22, 2013

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