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Apple Fined $165K For Copyright Infringement In China

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 28, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Apple gets fined in China; BlackBerry 10 features leaked; and take cool 360º photos with Cycloramic app. Apple gets fined in China The Beijing No. 2 Intermediate People’s Court…

Japanese Firm Develops World’s First Private Security Drone

By Mike Wheatley Dec 28, 2012

Burglar alarms could soon be a thing of the past, thanks to the innovation of a small Japanese security firm which is planning to market a far superior form of intruder detection. Secom said…

The Death of BYOD – Courtesy of Apple and Google

By John Casaretto Dec 28, 2012

Let’s straighten a couple of things out – BYOD exists entirely because of Microsoft, not the iPad, and not because of any Android devices. The reason why is because of ActiveSync. An iPad without…

Cybersecurity Predictions for 2013: From Legislature to Attacks

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2012

It seems cyberattacks and hacktivists ruled the headlines in 2012, and for good reason. Now the government’s getting involved, trying to determine the best way to handle digital threats. SiliconAngle contributing editor John Cassaretto…

Geek Out with HBO: It’s All About Network Virtualization

By Amber Harris Dec 28, 2012

SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier and Wikibon’s Dave Vellante “geeked out” with Mike Banic, VP of Marketing at HP and Walter Kerner, VP, Network Services and IT Security at HBO for the “geeky segment” of HP…

Windows 8 Security [Infographic]

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 27, 2012

The Security in Touch: Exploring Digital Security on Windows 8 infographic tackles how people are adapting to the many devices they use. It’s like people use these devices, such as smartphones and tablets for…

Big Data Predictions for 2013: More Social Service, Government Opportunities

By Maria Deutscher Dec 27, 2012

Big Data’s been an unavoidable buzz word in 2012, but what will 2013 bring? Jeff Kelly concludes his three-part session on the SiliconAngle Newsdesk with a brief summary of what we’ve seen so far…

New Proxy Sites Bloom to Ceasefire Pirate Bay Proxy Shutdown

By Isha Suri Dec 27, 2012

After the Pirate Party proxy to the popular torrent search engine Pirate Bay was shutdown last week, this has resulted in nothing but blooming of several other proxy sites causing a ceasefire to the…

Consumer Year in Review: AI, Getting the Big Data Message Across to the Public

By Maria Deutscher Dec 27, 2012

SiliconAngle news editor Kristen Nicole kicked off part two of her 2012 recap on the biggest milestones in consumer tech by continuing the discussion on artificial intelligence, and how its becoming a part of…

Cloud Services to Face Critical Test in 2013

By Bert Latamore Dec 27, 2012

Ed. note: On December 18th Wikibon Chief Analyst Dave Vellante, EMC Global Marketing CTO Chuck Hollis, and EMC SVP of Global Services Tom Roloff, spent 40 minutes in The Cube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dfqu303CoWI in Marlborough, Mass.,…

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Apple Fined $165K For Copyright Infringement In China

Japanese Firm Develops World’s First Private Security Drone

The Death of BYOD – Courtesy of Apple and Google

Cybersecurity Predictions for 2013: From Legislature to Attacks

Geek Out with HBO: It’s All About Network Virtualization

Windows 8 Security [Infographic]

Big Data Predictions for 2013: More Social Service, Government Opportunities

New Proxy Sites Bloom to Ceasefire Pirate Bay Proxy Shutdown

Consumer Year in Review: AI, Getting the Big Data Message Across to the Public

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