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Troy Carter, The Man behind Lady Gaga’s Big Data

By Isha Suri Dec 12, 2012

There’s always a brain behind a successful person–be a normal man, woman, or a celebrity. Same goes for Lady Gaga, whose manager Troy Carter is the brain behind Gaga’s gigantic brand image. He’s the…

Breaking Analysis: One Step Closer to Apple TV, Mayer Remodels Yahoo Email

By Molly Sassmann Dec 12, 2012

Although Tim Cook has remained hush hush about Apple’s plans for getting into the TV market, Apple is reportedly working with component suppliers in Asia to test several TV-set designs, including a large-screen high-resolution…

AI On The Rise Weekly: Robotics Plays The Serious Part In Fukushima Clean-up and Space Exploration, UK Analyzes Supermart Technology Risks

By Cherr Aira Dec 12, 2012

As a result of combining great curiosity and keen research, artificial intelligence has taken great strides in 2012. It is a banner year for both Siri and Watson—the former being Apple’s secret sauce for…

Would You Buy A Russian-Made, Dual-Screen Smartphone?

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2012

Let’s be honest here, smartphone innovation has become a bit stale in recent months. Granted, we’ve seen lots of new devices with new ideas in recent months, including Windows 8 phones, larger displays, edge-to-edge…

iPhone and Android Apps To Curb Data Usage + Manage Consumption

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 12, 2012

The holidays are just around the corner and I bet a lot of people will be stuck on their mobile devices sharing everything they do to their friends or the web in general. But…

The Acquisitions + Shake Ups That Redefined Dell’s Storage Strategy

By Saroj Kar Dec 12, 2012

Dell is known for its manufacturing of computer hardware, but along with the hardware, it offers customers a full software stack and a whole range of services. Over the past year, Dell has acquired…

How HP is Redefining Storage: Looking to Past Innovations

By Harmony Tapper Dec 12, 2012

John Furrier and Dave Vellante interview Jim Ganthier at HP Discover 2012 in Frankfurt, Germany closing out the second half of HP Discover 2012, which began in Las Vegas several weeks ago (full video…

Pope Benedict XVI’s Inaugural Tweet

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 12, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: The Pope makes his first tweet; Surface tablets to become available in non-Microsoft retail stores; and Yahoo! upgrades Mail and Flickr app. Pope makes his first tweet Though this…

HP’s Approach to Information Asset Management and Value

By Anthony Coln Dec 12, 2012

Valerie Logan, Vice President of Strategy for Info Management Services with HP, sat down at theCube to talk with Dave Vellante at HP Discover 2012. The discussion starts on the topic of big data…

Team GhostShell’s Great Christmas Giveaway: 1.6 Million Public Records Dumped

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2012

Hacktivist collective Team GhostShell delivered its Christmas presents well ahead of schedule yesterday, celebrating the upcoming festivities by leaking more than a million public agency records stolen from organizations including NASA, the European Space…

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Troy Carter, The Man behind Lady Gaga’s Big Data

Breaking Analysis: One Step Closer to Apple TV, Mayer Remodels Yahoo Email

AI On The Rise Weekly: Robotics Plays The Serious Part In Fukushima Clean-up and Space Exploration, UK Analyzes Supermart Technology Risks

Would You Buy A Russian-Made, Dual-Screen Smartphone?

iPhone and Android Apps To Curb Data Usage + Manage Consumption

Pope Benedict XVI’s Inaugural Tweet

Team GhostShell’s Great Christmas Giveaway: 1.6 Million Public Records Dumped

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