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In 2014, We’ll Generate 5 Billion GBs of Data Every 10 Minutes

By Maria Deutscher Jan 10, 2013

Wikibon’s latest infographic provides a detailed look into the state of the web today, and a small glimpse into what we may see tomorrow (full infographic below). In 2003 humanity passed the decisive 5 billion…

Why Loggly’s CEO Welcomes Rivalries from Splunk and Others

By Kristen Nicole Jan 10, 2013

An arrogant New Yorker, Charlie Oppenheimer flippantly took what sounded like a fun gig at Apple, thinking two or three years on the West Coast would suffice. Nearly a decade went by with the…

VMware and Red Hat Fight Over Vert.x During Brief Legal Kerfuffle

By Maria Deutscher Jan 10, 2013

After former VMware engineer Tim Fox joined Red Hat as a principal software engineer, he was handed a letter asking him to transfer the ownership of Vert.x to his former employer. The open-source project…

Canonical Unveils the Ubuntu Phone at CES 2013

By Isha Suri Jan 10, 2013

Canonical, the London-based company, just unveiled its brand new Ubuntu phone and the pre-release version of the operating system running on high-end Android hardware. The mobile interface demonstration was given by Mark Shuttlesoworth –…

3 Factors for Nokia’s Small Victory with Rising Lumia Sales

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2013

Finnish company Nokia surprised everyone when they posted strong sales for the fourth quarter of 2012. Though the numbers aren’t official (they’ll be providing full details on January 24 at their quarterly financial meeting),…

The Day Pirate Bay Went Down, Proxies Down Too

By Isha Suri Jan 10, 2013

Last Sunday, The Pirate Bay, renowned file sharing website, went down for almost 18 hours due to some technical glitches. Though there was hype on the internet that this was a shutdown, The Pirate…

Compared: Samsung Galaxy SII Plus vs. Nexus 4, Galaxy Note and Galaxy SIII

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2013

A new Galaxy is heading our way, the Samsung Galaxy SII Plus. It’s not entirely new, as it’s more like a refurbished SII, but it has been upgraded to feature some of the goodies…

Streetline Paves The Way Forward To Easier Parking

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2013

Car parking is an industry that’s about as dull and uninteresting as it’s possible to be, but there’s no denying that it’s also a critical one. Moreover, it’s one that’s badly in need a…

Big Brother’s Big Data: Why We Must Fear The Internet Of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2013

When the visionary George Orwell first wrote about Big Brother using ‘telescreens’ as a means of spying on the general population, little did he know that this was but the tip of the iceberg.…

RIM, Samsung Reveal New Mobile Initiatives while Open Source OS Gains Support from Firefox, Ubuntu

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 10, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: US carriers prepare for BB10 devices; Polaroid introduces two new Android tablets; Samsung announces new chip and flexible screen; Firefox OS sighting at CES; and Canonical launches Ubuntu OS…

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In 2014, We’ll Generate 5 Billion GBs of Data Every 10 Minutes

Why Loggly’s CEO Welcomes Rivalries from Splunk and Others

VMware and Red Hat Fight Over Vert.x During Brief Legal Kerfuffle

Canonical Unveils the Ubuntu Phone at CES 2013

3 Factors for Nokia’s Small Victory with Rising Lumia Sales

Compared: Samsung Galaxy SII Plus vs. Nexus 4, Galaxy Note and Galaxy SIII

Streetline Paves The Way Forward To Easier Parking

Big Brother’s Big Data: Why We Must Fear The Internet Of Things

RIM, Samsung Reveal New Mobile Initiatives while Open Source OS Gains Support from Firefox, Ubuntu

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