Why Bricks-And-Mortars Will Live Forever
One word: Apple. . If there is any proof needed that brick and mortar retail is here to stay, one just needs to look at the Apple Retail Store. As Kim Bashkin of Business…
Securing Big Data – Rapid Adoption Means New but Familiar Frontiers
Without a doubt, the Big Data Revenue and Market Forecast from Wikibon’s Jeff Kelly is a must-read. There are so many little nuances within that plain fact is that the report is the definitive…
Getting Tesla Wrong
Leading up to Tesla’s quarterly report, I was under the impression that the consensus was overwhelmingly bearish. Short interest was high, and there is no shortage of opinionated articles proclaiming electric cars to be…
Big Data Deep Dive. It’s Better than Porn [Series]
If you want to know the latest news regarding Big Data, efforts put into it by tech companies, or you’re simply a Big Data enthusiast, look no further. We’ve got your Big Data fix…
ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 22, 2013
HP 1Q13 Earnings Better than Expected, Still Down from 1Q12 HP has reported network revenue of $28.4 billion, down 6% from prior year, but better than predicted in previous guidance. First quarter non-GAAP diluted…
3 Things for Pinterest to Consider Before an IPO
In one of the biggest funding rounds of recent months, Pinterest has snagged $200 million funding from Valiant Capital Management and other existing investors. The new round of funding will probably be used to improve…
Is Google Trying To Kill Off Android?
There’s a new trend emerging in mobile tech, not that anyone has noticed it yet. Android is slowly, but surely, disappearing. First came along the Google Nexus, which was quickly usurped by Samsung’s incredibly…
New Details on Apple iWatch Emerge as Google Unveils Overpriced Chromebook
In today’s mobile news roundup: Google unveils Chromebook Pixel; Intel acquires tools and staff of AppMobi; Apple and Samsung ordered to narrow lawsuit; iWatch is a slap bracelet; and Instagram app not coming to…
North Korea To Launch Mobile 3G Network, But Only For Tourists
North Korea is gearing up to launch a 3G mobile network next week, just a month after it finally relaxed restrictions on foreigners bringing cell phones into the country. For the first time, cell…
Google Unveils High-End Chromebook Pixel, But Will Anyone Buy It?
Google today underlined just how serious it is about competing in the PC market, unveiling its sleek-looking new touchscreen laptop based on the Chrome operating system, in what looks to be a direct bid…