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Canon’s Head Mounted “Mixed Reality” Augmented Reality Device is Nice but a Bit Out of Reach

By Kyt Dotson Feb 25, 2013

The era of consumer-level augmented reality devices is slowly coming into port as we watch more manufacturers bring this technology to the public—partially through miniaturization and partially through making them at least affordable. With…

Changing the World: Big Data Deep Dive Part 1

By Maria Deutscher Feb 25, 2013

The problem with Big Data the buzzword is its elusiveness. The more we try to define Big Data, the less applicable the effort. We might as well try to pin down the Internet. We’ve…

Samsung S IV Could Drive Away HTC One Buyers

By Kristen Nicole Feb 25, 2013

Just as HTC popped champagne bottles over the launch of its latest flagship smartphone, the HTC One, Samsung rumors stole the limelight with hints of a flagship upgrade of its own — the Galaxy…

What Happened to Microsoft Azure on Friday; Death by Security Certificate

By Kyt Dotson Feb 24, 2013

An expired SSL (secure sockets layer) certificate just became the lethal bugaboo for Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Storage services when the expiration pulled down the cloud service on Friday afternoon. It took the software mega-giant…

This Week in the Cloud: End-User Management, Mega and Home Entertainment

By Maria Deutscher Feb 24, 2013

Managing end-users is no easier task, but two firms have set out to make it easier. Both companies had major milestones this week in the world of cloud computing. Virtualization specialist VMware debuted the…

Analytics Make the World Go ‘Round, Especially for Faltering Ad Networks

By Maria Deutscher Feb 24, 2013

Mobile ad network operator Millennial Media has been busy lately, warding off flailing interest from Wall Street and making acquisitions in an effort to continually improve its targeting and analytics capabilities. In a business world…

This Week in Big Data: Open-Source, Funding, and a New Book

By Maria Deutscher Feb 23, 2013

We’ve had a few interesting developments in Big Data this week. Hortonworks and Red Hat announced major contributions to the open-source community, an emerging search startup closed a massive round of funding, and Alteryx…

Hewlett-Packard Earnings: It Could Have Been Worse

By Maria Deutscher Feb 23, 2013

Hewlett-Packard suffered a massive decline in the first quarter of fiscal year 2014, but it still performed better than what analysts expected. HP reported earnings of 82 cents, down 11 percent from last year…

Is Chromebook’s Success A Precursor To Pixel’s Failure? – Breaking Analysis

By Andrew Lowe Feb 22, 2013

Having been a man of the desktop my entire life, this brave new world of the laptop, notebook, ultrabook, and now Chromebook is the stuff of mythos and legend, Where design is more…

Chromebook Review Part 4: Entertainment

By Kyt Dotson Feb 22, 2013

I love my online media and I am at heart a gamer. So these two things inform how I look at a device when it comes to entertaining myself. As for my experience here,…

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Canon’s Head Mounted “Mixed Reality” Augmented Reality Device is Nice but a Bit Out of Reach

Changing the World: Big Data Deep Dive Part 1

Samsung S IV Could Drive Away HTC One Buyers

Analytics Make the World Go ‘Round, Especially for Faltering Ad Networks

This Week in Big Data: Open-Source, Funding, and a New Book

Hewlett-Packard Earnings: It Could Have Been Worse

Is Chromebook’s Success A Precursor To Pixel’s Failure? – Breaking Analysis

Chromebook Review Part 4: Entertainment

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