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Are Microsoft and Google Failing Women in IT?

By Mike Wheatley Mar 8, 2013

Given that today’s International Women’s Day and all, one might think that some of the world’s more prominent tech companies would take the opportunity to highlight whatever it is they’re doing to promote women’s…

Services + Apps for Marketing Automation

By Saroj Kar Mar 8, 2013

Thanks to search engines, the wealth of free information and quality content available on the web, buyers can now access to the content from anywhere. Prospects are now generally available online, especially through social…

Breaking: Is the Mystery JFK Drone the Work of Hacktivists?

By John Casaretto Mar 8, 2013

Just last week, we came out with a story about Iranian hackers that compromised intelligence group IHS Janes along with others. Along with the release of those documents, they made some pretty specific threats…

Big Data To Replace Human Instincts? Not Exactly, But It helps

By Mike Wheatley Mar 8, 2013

With big business becoming ever more competitive in this day and age, the ability to think outside the box to arrive at conclusions rival companies might not consider has become more important than ever.…

Facebook Phone is HTC Myst, Specs Revealed

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 8, 2013

Earlier today, @evleaks tweeted the specs of an upcoming HTC phone which is presumed to be the Facebook phone. It’s not actually a Facebook phone that runs on a mobile operating system made by…

What’s Next for Android: Google’s New Hardware Strategy

By Anton Wahlman Mar 8, 2013

For the last few years, Google has rolled out a new version of Android every year. There is no reason to believe 2013 will be an exception. Android 5.0, aka “Key Lime Pie,” will…

Welcome to Facebook+ : Copycat or Fresh Face?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 8, 2013

In an effort to de-clutter the social networking site, Facebook decided it would be best to make photos the center of the world with a new look. Unlike previous speculations that Facebook would be…

Google Cuts 1,200 Motorola Employees

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 8, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Google cuts more than 10% of Motorola workforce; BlackBerry Z10 arriving at AT&T on March 22; Snapchat controversy; and FTC fights against phine spam. Google cuts more than 10%…

Google Maps is Looking a Little Lost In Germany

By Mike Wheatley Mar 8, 2013

Readers living in Germany who frequently rely on Google Maps might be feeling a little bit lost in a couple of months, after it was revealed that the service could well be blocked as…

Former Netflix Data Scientist Finds Smaller Data Sets “Less Daunting” for Fashion Algorithms

By Ryan Cox Mar 8, 2013

Eric Colson, Chief Analytics Officer of StitchFix, stopped by theCube to talk with hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante about their recommendation engine. Often referred to as Pandora meets Zappos, StitchFix is powered by…

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Are Microsoft and Google Failing Women in IT?

Breaking: Is the Mystery JFK Drone the Work of Hacktivists?

Big Data To Replace Human Instincts? Not Exactly, But It helps

Facebook Phone is HTC Myst, Specs Revealed

What’s Next for Android: Google’s New Hardware Strategy

Welcome to Facebook+ : Copycat or Fresh Face?

Google Cuts 1,200 Motorola Employees

Google Maps is Looking a Little Lost In Germany

Former Netflix Data Scientist Finds Smaller Data Sets “Less Daunting” for Fashion Algorithms

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