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From Holidays to Hurricanes, Instagram Breaks More Records

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 26, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Apple seeks to add more devices in its case against Samsung; Nokia unveils two new feature phones; Nexus 4 users report device problems; and Thanksgiving breaks all Instagram records.…

Can We Control the SmartTV Data Deluge and API Attack?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 26, 2012

Television makers are pushing consumers to buy high-end TV sets that boast of 3D technology and internet capabilities, not to mention the promise of clear, crisp and rich displays. Those TVs cost hundreds, some,…

Your Guide to Big Data Jargon

By Harmony Tapper Nov 26, 2012

Jargon is the secret language that those who are “in the know” know; a specific terminology for a group, profession, event, or activity. Those who are not “in the know” have no clue, which…

The Last EcoTuesday In San Francisco

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 26, 2012

As the world grows more dependent on technology, the need for energy is increasing. And this is why there is so much talk and research about sustainable energy — the continuous provision of energy…

Here’s What HP Doing to Salvage Investor Relations & Boost Efficiency

By Saroj Kar Nov 26, 2012

Last week, HP announced that it had taken an accounting charge of more than five billion, after discovering accounting improperties and outright misrepresentation on the part of British software maker, Autonomy. HP had paid…

Hosting Provider Antagonist Automatically Detects and Fixes Vulnerabilities

By Isha Suri Nov 23, 2012

If you have chosen the Dutch company Antagonist as your hosting provider, here’s a reason to be merry: it has just announced a unique technology that automatically detects and fixes vulnerabilities in their customers’…

eStores Finally Beat Real Stores for Holiday Shoppers

By Maria Deutscher Nov 23, 2012

ClickFox, a big data firm that specializes in consumer insight, released a new report that says 62 percent of customers plan to do their shopping online this year. The reason: it’s just more convenient,…

2012 Campaign Big Data Wins While Privacy Rights Suffer

By John Casaretto Nov 23, 2012

There’s a lot of people recovering from their post-Thanksgiving food comas today, but there’s another post-gluttony story going on right now that has many people concerned. The 2012 Presidential election is noted as one…

The Worst of Foxconn 2012: From Suicidal Workers to the Robots that Will Replace Them

By Maria Deutscher Nov 23, 2012

Foxconn, the Chinese manufacturer that mass produces many consumer hardware brands including the iPhone, has received a lot of attention in the past few years for it poor working conditions. But it seems that…

Microsoft Announces a BioGas-Powered Data Center

By John Casaretto Nov 23, 2012

Microsoft this week announced the arrival of the “Data Plant” – a research project that features a zero-carbon data center that utilizes waste bi-products for power. And so the jokes will commence, I can…

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Can We Control the SmartTV Data Deluge and API Attack?

The Last EcoTuesday In San Francisco

Hosting Provider Antagonist Automatically Detects and Fixes Vulnerabilities

eStores Finally Beat Real Stores for Holiday Shoppers

The Worst of Foxconn 2012: From Suicidal Workers to the Robots that Will Replace Them

Microsoft Announces a BioGas-Powered Data Center

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