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Skipping Tech in the Classroom is a Disservice to Kids

By Harmony Tapper Sep 27, 2012

Twenty years ago technology in the classroom was a new idea. Other than overhead projectors, slide projectors, and TV carts with VCR’s, the classroom was a fairly low-tech space where teachers used the tricks…

Google Maps Street View Coming To Safari?

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 27, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Google’s plans for their Maps’ feature Street View for Safari; LG sues Samsung; Bank of America tests mobile payment scheme; Bad Piggies now available for download. Google Street View…

What to Expect at Oracle OpenWorld 2012: Reinforcing “Open” Technologies

By Maria Deutscher Sep 27, 2012

Oracle OpenWorld 2012 is kicking off on the 30th and will be held through October 4, 2012 in San Francisco. The conference will attract tens of thousands of IT pros as well as hundreds…

ServiceSource Launches Cloud Application for Cloud Service Providers

By Maria Deutscher Sep 26, 2012

ServiceSource sells technology that helps companies manage customer subscriptions and contracts, unveiling a new cloud platform that aims to help tech firms better manage their recurring revenue sources. Renew OnDemand is a suite of…

TokuDB Update Improves Flash Performance

By Maria Deutscher Sep 26, 2012

MySQL solutions maker Tokutek is launching the latest version of its flagship database solution, TokuDB 6.5. The new release features a number of improvements, including optimization for flash storage environments. For starters, TokuDB has…

Augmented Reality Welding Helmet Prototypes How Awesome the Technology Can Get

By Kyt Dotson Sep 26, 2012

While Google Glass has gotten a lot of press lately for doing augmented reality for consumers, there’s a great deal of other applications that require an augmentation of human vision. One such application is…

Radically Changing the Cost of Higher Education with Technology

By Harmony Tapper Sep 26, 2012

You’d have to be living under a rock to not be aware that technology has changed our lives in every possible area. Hospitals now use iPads and tablets to hold patient records; sports arenas…

New Myspace Looks Like Google+ and a Sideways Tumblr

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 26, 2012

The world was shocked when Specific Media Group and Justin Timberlake bought the ailing social networking platform, Myspace, last year. From being a social media platform, it turned into a social listening hub where…

FalconStor Wraps US Partner Program Rollout with ANZ Launch

By Maria Deutscher Sep 26, 2012

Just over a year after rolling out its three-tiered PartnerChoice channel program in the US, data protection firm provider FalconStor is launching the initiative for the Australia New Zealand region. ANZ is the last…

Treasure Data Offers Big Data Analysis for the Rest of Us

By Bert Latamore Sep 26, 2012

SMBs, it is time to start thinking Big Data. Hadoop-based analysis of unstructured data, which is the Next Big Thing for large enterprises, has now been brought within reach of SMBs and large company…

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Skipping Tech in the Classroom is a Disservice to Kids

Google Maps Street View Coming To Safari?

What to Expect at Oracle OpenWorld 2012: Reinforcing “Open” Technologies

TokuDB Update Improves Flash Performance

Augmented Reality Welding Helmet Prototypes How Awesome the Technology Can Get

Radically Changing the Cost of Higher Education with Technology

New Myspace Looks Like Google+ and a Sideways Tumblr

FalconStor Wraps US Partner Program Rollout with ANZ Launch

Treasure Data Offers Big Data Analysis for the Rest of Us

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