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Mobile Q&A App for Students Adds Teacher-Verified Answers

By Kristen Nicole Jan 15, 2013

Answer Underground, a mobile Q&A service targeting academia, revealed a new feature that enables educators to verify user-generated content. This latest addition will save students precious time that would have been otherwise spent on…

Korean Scientists Make “Bendy Batteries” a Reality

By Mike Wheatley Jan 15, 2013

Scientists in South Korea have announced a major breakthrough in the development of flexible mobile devices, with the creation of the world’s first ‘bendable’ and ‘imprintable’ lithium-ion battery, which would be essential for powering…

Dell Follows HP in PC Recovery Tactics: Aggressive Spending in Product Development

By Maria Deutscher Jan 15, 2013

According to a Taiwanese research firm, Dell overtook Acer as the third largest PC manufacturer by revenue in the fourth quarter. The spot was previously held by Acer, which experienced a 15 percent sales…

EMC’s On-Premise File Sharing Service “Syncplicity” Goes Live

By Mike Wheatley Jan 15, 2013

Even as cloud adoption becomes increasingly widespread in the enterprise today, there remains a core of businesses that steadfastly refuse to shift away from on-premise storage. Now, in an effort to marry the two…

White House Blocks Plans to Build “Death Star”

By Mike Wheatley Jan 14, 2013

There was some bad news on the national defense front last weekend as White House chiefs confirmed that the government has no immediate plans to build a Star Wars style ‘Death Star’, citing ethical…

Cloud Trends: Can Amazon Shed the Low End Image of Shadow IT in the Enterprise

By John Furrier Jan 14, 2013

Research study report from the team at Wikibon.org goes in-depth on Amazon’s Web Service (AWS) plans to attack the enterprise market. Can Amazon win in the enterprise? SiliconANGLE and Wikibon are on the case.…

How Many Angel Investments? This is Moneyball of VC Trend

By John Furrier Jan 14, 2013

{Guest Post: This is a guest post from Kevin Dick , cofounder of Right Side Capital Management, an emerging algorithmic early stage “moneyball” venture capital firm. Kevin has two degrees from Stanford and has…

Brocade Taps Former Juniper COO as Chief Executive

By Maria Deutscher Jan 14, 2013

Brocade abruptly appointed Lloyd Carney to the position CEO today. He is replacing Michael Klayko, who served as the networking solutions maker’s chief executive since 2005. “After a thorough and robust search process, the…

HP Creates Converged Cloud Unit for Agility, Support

By Maria Deutscher Jan 14, 2013

Hewlett-Packard upgraded the status of its converged cloud business to a full-fledged unit, according to AllThingsD. The newly announced group will be headed by Saar Gallai, the current senior vice president and general manager…

The Two Types of Funded Startups that will Survive, or Crash in Our New Economy

By Maria Deutscher Jan 14, 2013

We’ve survived the apocolypse and the fiscal cliff, but many still wonder what this new economy means for investments in the tech sector. Venture capitalism is one of our founder’s favorite topics, so if…

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Mobile Q&A App for Students Adds Teacher-Verified Answers

Korean Scientists Make “Bendy Batteries” a Reality

Dell Follows HP in PC Recovery Tactics: Aggressive Spending in Product Development

White House Blocks Plans to Build “Death Star”

Cloud Trends: Can Amazon Shed the Low End Image of Shadow IT in the Enterprise

How Many Angel Investments? This is Moneyball of VC Trend

Brocade Taps Former Juniper COO as Chief Executive

HP Creates Converged Cloud Unit for Agility, Support

The Two Types of Funded Startups that will Survive, or Crash in Our New Economy

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