4 Ways Driverless Cars Could Boost Productivity
A few decades ago we thought we’d all be riding around in driverless cars by now (thanks for nothin’ George Jetson). Well, the present is finally catching up with the future, and one of…
Nebula One Brings “Plug-In-And-Play” Cloud Computing To The Masses
Almost two years after its first announcement, Nebula has finally launched its much-hyped Nebula One turnkey solution that can transform an ordinary bunch of servers into a cloud platform running OpenStack. We first heard about Nebula…
Aerospike Beats Out Cassandra, Couchbase + MongoDB : Handles Node Failure Like a Champ
Aerospike, a NoSQL database provider, has just earned some more bragging rights. Thumbtack released a new report today titled “Failover Characteristics of Several Leading NoSQL Databases”. The paper is the follow-up to a January…
Why The Facebook Phone Is Destined To Be A Flop
Facebook has stirred up some interest once again following its invitation to “come and see our new home on Android” this Thursday, April 4. Rumor has it that the social media giant is finally…
Moonshot Could Pave the Way for HP’s Hyperscale Takeover
Last month Hewlett-Packard started shipping its extreme low-energy (ETE) server for hyperscale environments. The box, the first of several models, is the product of a multi-year development effort dubbed Project Moonshot. HP launched the…
Gaming Revenue Up in 2012, GameStop Suffered Losses
By Isha Suri
2012 was a great year for gaming industry, and a report commissioned by PC Gaming Alliance indicates the same. According to the report, PC software sales hit a record $20 billion worldwide in 2012,…
New Malware Goes For The Money, Infects ATMs & Cash Registers
Most consumers understand the need to take precautions when it comes to money matters online, but soon they could be faced with an even more troublesome threat to their financial security. According to a…
The PC Ain’t Dead Yet : A Rebuttal to Weiss’ Blog
SiliconAngle’s founding Editor Mark ‘rizzn’ Hopkins sat for an interview with theCube about his thoughts on Weiss’s recent blog post called “The Building is the New Server.” In a nutshell, Weiss’ polemical critique speaks…
We Love Evernote, So Does Malware
By Isha Suri
Evernote is a much loved note-taking tool for several users, but looks like malware too has fallen for it. Harnessing Evernote’s rich functionality, some malware has been discovered using Evernote as a communication and…
Need Free VPN Access? Check Out this Japanese University Project
By Isha Suri
We all endure Internet censorship in one of another way, in our respective countries. Like people in Iran or China are blocked from using YouTube, Twitter or Facebook, UK users cannot access The Pirate…