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Police, Auto Insurance Companies… They’re All Tracking You Down

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2012

Police and other law enforcement agencies are deploying an increasing number of license plate scanners across the country, but what are they doing with the data they collect and what does this mean for…

Awesome Hover Bike Lets You Fly Like a Jedi Warrior!

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2012

If there’s one thing from the Star Wars movies that I could to bring to life, it would have to be Darth Vadar’s light sabre – to this day, it’s still by far and…

Could the next Xbox be an Azure Cloud-Box?

By John Casaretto Aug 22, 2012

Xbox meets cloud computing. Well, that’s hardly a stretch as it’s already happening on today’s Xbox. The Xbox is already a cloud-enabled device by virtue of having Xbox Live users able to cloud-upload their…

Sqrrl Makes the Case for Another NoSQL: Accumulo

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 22, 2012

Recently, Wikibon’s Chief Analyst, Dave Vellante, had a talk with Oren Falkowitz, CEO of big data startup Sqrrl, about the company’s development and work on the open source project Accumulo. Although there is no…

Breaking Analysis: Data Infrastructure – New Wikibon Research and Survey on Storage Integration with VMware

By John Furrier Aug 22, 2012

New research is out from the leading big data and infrastructure firm Wikibon.org that is validating a new trend is emerging that I have been following. I call it Data Infrastructure. Data infrastructure is…

Nikon Unveils its New Android-Powered Coolpix S800c

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2012

Having trouble finding a mobile phone with a decent enough camera for you? Well, how about you just ditch the phone altogether? Nikon has come up with the answer to those yearning for better…

Wi-Fi’s Potential As An Emergency Back-Up Communications Network

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2012

Being so well connected is a wonderful thing that few people can afford to do without, but when disaster strikes our technology has the potential to let us down big time. Mobile networks can…

Data Art vs. Visualization? The Distinction is Unproductive, says Artist Jer Thorp

By Kathryn Buford Aug 22, 2012

Where does data visualization begin and data art end? Jer Thorp, resident Data Artist at the New York Times (a position he created for himself), believes the distinction is unproductive. Combining his background in…

Symantec Warns That Crisis Malware Infects VMware Virtual Machines

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 22, 2012

Back in July, security firm Symantec discovered a new malware that’s been attacking Macs dubbed as OSX.Crisis. Crisis is described as a Trojan “that installs a back door on compromised OSX systems” which enables…

Google and Boingo Extend the Reach of Free Wi-Fi in NYC for the Summer

By Kyt Dotson Aug 22, 2012

Courtesy of Google Offers, numerous New York City subway stations will be receiving free Wi-Fi via Boingo. The idea is to provide the Wi-Fi to customers with an advertising subtext that permits local businesses…

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Police, Auto Insurance Companies… They’re All Tracking You Down

Awesome Hover Bike Lets You Fly Like a Jedi Warrior!

Sqrrl Makes the Case for Another NoSQL: Accumulo

Breaking Analysis: Data Infrastructure – New Wikibon Research and Survey on Storage Integration with VMware

Nikon Unveils its New Android-Powered Coolpix S800c

Wi-Fi’s Potential As An Emergency Back-Up Communications Network

Data Art vs. Visualization? The Distinction is Unproductive, says Artist Jer Thorp

Symantec Warns That Crisis Malware Infects VMware Virtual Machines

Google and Boingo Extend the Reach of Free Wi-Fi in NYC for the Summer

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