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AT&T Picks Up Verizon’s Scraps, Acquires Alltel for US Expansion

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 22, 2013

AT&T has announced that it has agreed to acquire Alltel, Atlantic Tele-Network, Inc.’s US retail wireless operations for $780 million. The deal entitles AT&T to Alltel’s licenses, network assets, retail stores and approximately 585,000…

Future Big Data: How Analytics Will Impact NFL

By Mike Wheatley Jan 22, 2013

Using data to try and predict the outcome of a football match – or any sport, for that matter – is a notoriously difficult science that can stump even the most talented of data…

Our Favorite Steampunk Gadgets: iPhone Cases, Xbox Controllers + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 22, 2013

In IBM’s latest sentiment analysis, Birth of a Trend: Steampunk, the sub-genre, is turning into a cultural meme and is expected that interest in this topic will continue to boom this year. According to…

Three Health Risks with Google Glass

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 22, 2013

Google introduced Google Glass, or Project Glass at last year’s Google I/O conference, quickly becoming the talk of the town. And why wouldn’t it be? The connected spectacles give people the freedom to do more things…

Big Data Review: Startup Funding, MapR U.K. Expansion and Aerospike Speed Record

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2013

The past week was a big one for several emerging players in the big data space, most notably Zettaset. The startup closed raised $10 million in a second round of funding led by HighBar…

Firefox OS Phones for Developers Hit the Market, Three New iPhones Could Launch This Year

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 22, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Geeksphone starts selling the Firefox OS developer phone, RIM extends developer-friendly Port-a-thon event; HTC M7 sighting; Apple to release 3 iPhones in 2013; and Samsung takes a jab at RIM.…

Google Gets Evil on Microsoft

By John Casaretto Jan 22, 2013

The battle between Google vs. Microsoft just keeps getting uglier. The stakes are high and the disputed territory covers mobility, services, and it is looking like it includes anything that touches the enterprise. A…

The Hyperscale Cloud: Not Just for Big Enterprise Anymore

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2013

Only a small group of global companies have seen their user base grow so large that they require hundreds of thousands of servers spread across dozens of locations to power their services. This list…

Is Cuba Gearing Up to Go Online?

By Mike Wheatley Jan 22, 2013

Internet usage in Cuba isn’t anywhere near as restrictive as it is in North Korea, but it sure is painful. With connections only possible via satellite, the cost of getting online in the tropical…

Architects Take 3D Printing To The Next Level, Two Storeys Up

By Mike Wheatley Jan 22, 2013

3D printers have been pretty innovative of late, replicating such weird and wonderful items as dinosaur bones, iPhone cases and even ‘meat’, among other things. But now a bunch of architects have also gotten…

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AT&T Picks Up Verizon’s Scraps, Acquires Alltel for US Expansion

Future Big Data: How Analytics Will Impact NFL

Our Favorite Steampunk Gadgets: iPhone Cases, Xbox Controllers + More

Three Health Risks with Google Glass

Big Data Review: Startup Funding, MapR U.K. Expansion and Aerospike Speed Record

Firefox OS Phones for Developers Hit the Market, Three New iPhones Could Launch This Year

Google Gets Evil on Microsoft

The Hyperscale Cloud: Not Just for Big Enterprise Anymore

Is Cuba Gearing Up to Go Online?

Architects Take 3D Printing To The Next Level, Two Storeys Up

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