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Amazon.com Appears to Be Down [Updated]

By Kyt Dotson Jan 31, 2013

It’s not just you. Right now, Amazon.com is unavailable in the United States and for me. Reports are that the service (the web page at least) seems to be unavailable for numerous people and…

European Central Bank Concern for Bitcoin Gets Attention (Again)

By Kyt Dotson Jan 31, 2013

Digital currencies have a strong potential to be a disruptive technology in a sector that’s seen very little change in many, many years. In October of last year, the European Central Bank published a…

Increase Your Project Productivity with AgileZen for iPad

By Saroj Kar Jan 31, 2013

How quickly and easily you coordinate projects and teams? How to manage daily tasks while reducing the use of email and endless meetings? Companies give a lot to tools for employees for projects work.…

New BlackBerry Z10 vs. iPhone 5 and Other Top Smartphones

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 31, 2013

BlackBerry unveiled two devices at yesterday’s event, the Z10 and the Q10. Though the devices look promising, BlackBerry fans in the US will have to wait over a month to see the new handsets.…

Electric Utilities Feeling Crunch of Big Data Early

By Bert Latamore Jan 31, 2013

While most industries will feel the impact of Big Data analytics in the next few years, the electric utilities are already in the throws of the Big Data revolution, writes Wikibon Big Data Analyst…

Create Your Infographic in 30mins with Magic Piktochart

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 31, 2013

An infographic is a cool way to impart knowledge, especially if you’re dealing with a lot of boring facts, huge numbers, and incomprehensible data. They’re colorful and fun that’s why there’s a lot of…

[Infographic] MuleSoft’s Top 10 Super Bowl APIs

By Maria Deutscher Jan 31, 2013

Cloud integration startup MuleSoft is flaunting its new API repository with an infographic published just in time for the Super Bowl. The chart lists 10 services that developers can tap into in order to…

China Hacked The New York Times and Stole All of its Passwords

By Mike Wheatley Jan 31, 2013

Hackers backed by China’s military are believed to have carried out repeated attacks on the New York Time’s cyber infrastructure, according to new claims by the newspaper. It believes that the attacks began around…

Intel Can’t Win in Mobile, but the Data Center Could Be a Savior

By Saroj Kar Jan 31, 2013

As we settle into 2013 we’re now in a space where the computing market is growing with ultrabooks, tablets and other chip-powered gadgets. Although Intel is still the undisputed king of the high end…

Has BlackBerry Found the Right “Keys” to Hit the High Notes?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 31, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: BlackBerry appoints Alicia Keys as global creative director; Microsoft to launch Surface Pro on Feb.9; Nokia HERE will be integrated in Toyota’s mapping services; Vertu to create a $10K…

the latest

Amazon.com Appears to Be Down [Updated]

European Central Bank Concern for Bitcoin Gets Attention (Again)

Increase Your Project Productivity with AgileZen for iPad

New BlackBerry Z10 vs. iPhone 5 and Other Top Smartphones

Electric Utilities Feeling Crunch of Big Data Early

Create Your Infographic in 30mins with Magic Piktochart

China Hacked The New York Times and Stole All of its Passwords

Intel Can’t Win in Mobile, but the Data Center Could Be a Savior

Has BlackBerry Found the Right “Keys” to Hit the High Notes?

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