Video: 2012 Has Been An Amazing Year for Video Games
By Kyt Dotson
The year of 2012 has seen a lot of industries go through a great deal of change and the state of the art is always shifting. Video games are no exception and 2012 has…
By Kyt Dotson
McAfee Lists Top Security Risks for Holiday Season, Including Smarter Hackers
McAfee Labs compiled a list of security considerations for the 2012 holiday season, including new threats that have only become commonplace in the past few quarters. The security firm’s research team counted 43.4 million…
What Comes After 4G? METIS Plans To Find Out
We’ve barely even got the ball rolling with 4G mobile networks, and already people are beginning to wonder what might come afterwards. To hazard a guess at what “5G” might look like, the European…
Breaking Analysis: Facebook Taking a Timeout on Their Ad Revenue Strategy
It looks like Facebook is putting themselves in time out on their highly-anticipated ad network. The social media giant recently announced that it will halt testing launched earlier this year which allows the site…
Flashy Funding for Flash Sales Reflects an Evolving Retail Market
Flash sales sites, where you’ll find great deals on high end products for just a few hours at a time, have greatly transformed the way we shop online. People flock to these sites daily,…
Pentaho Puts the Holiday Spirit Into Analytics with “12 Days of Visualization”
Pentaho’s latest side-project is putting the holiday spirit into open-source analytics. The BI software maker teamed up with Portuguese chart maker Webdetails to release one free visualization add-on a day from December 17 through…
Dell’s Steps To a Smarter, More Powerful 10 Gig Server Solution
Stu Miniman, Senior Analyst of Wikibon is the host for this episode of theCube where the topic for this segment at DellWorld is the evolution of Ethernet, and the latest generation of servers. Joined…
Dumbing Down Facebook Privacy Settings for 1 Billion Users
At the heels of Instagram’s confusing new Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, it’s parent company, Facebook, also released a new privacy control setting, which the social giant claims would give users more control…
Google Infiltrates Apple’s iPad With New Quickoffice App
In today’s mobile news roundup: Google continues to infiltrate Apple devices; Intel’s Clover Trail chip delays some tablets’ release; EU to charge Samsung with antitrust lawsuit; And Facebook halts ad network plan. Google continues…
Google Lets You Scroll Through The Dead Sea Scrolls
The Dead Sea Scrolls, they’re some of the oldest surviving Biblical documents and today Google has made them available for free for the world to view. Since the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls back…