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Cloud Gaming Heats Up with Gaikai Buy, Sony Beats Out SmartTV Rivals

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 2, 2012

Sony Computer Entertainment announced that they’ve entered into a definitive agreement last June 30 to acquire Gaikai Inc., the world’s leading interactive cloud-based gaming company, for approximately $380 million. Cloud gaming has introduced the…

Ubisoft Accidentally Leaks Hundreds of Customer E-mail Addresses in Watch Dogs Marketing Snafu

By Kyt Dotson Jul 1, 2012

The video game Watch Dogs—a beautiful-looking technoir thriller about Big Data and paranoia—has gotten its publisher, Ubisoft, into hot water when it comes to the very same sort of sentiment portrayed in the game:…

Simplenote Tops this Week’s Tablet Business App Roundup

By Maria Deutscher Jul 1, 2012

This week’s app roundup is all about simplicity, and one of the featured apps even has the word in its name. iPad Simplenote Simplenote for iPad tops the list, and the reason is that…

Converseon Gives Big Data a Human Touch and Added Value

By Kathryn Buford Jul 1, 2012

Social data provides important insights into the desires, habits and inclinations of customers. While, many platforms survey customer remarks on social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter, such technology is often limited in its…

Apple’s $95 million Android Wet Blanket

By John Furrier Jun 30, 2012

Apple just put up $95 million as a bond on their condition of a pre-trial injuction against Samsung (Google). Apple will do anything to stop the massive momentum of Google Android. The case…

This Week in Big Data: Innovation in Travel and Beyond

By Maria Deutscher Jun 30, 2012

There were several major highlights this week coming from the analytics space, and one is the story of an upcoming travel service that aims to achieve for its industry what Google did for search.…

Spammers Target London Olympics 2012, Become Opportunists Again

By Isha Suri Jun 30, 2012

Spammers and cybercriminals are rightly called opportunists, as they never miss an opportunity to attack their prospects or dupe people. Be it some event or anything noteworthy, they always try to take advantage of…

Apple’s Second Win Against Samsung

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 30, 2012

Apple Inc. wins another victory against Samsung Electronics Co. as another one of their devices gets banned from being sold or imported in the US. The Galaxy Nexus, a joint product of Samsung and…

What Do the Happiest Workers Need? Breaks from the Boss

By Saroj Kar Jun 30, 2012

The work-life balance has become a subject that’s increasingly important in the debate on the IT market and policy development. This interest is due to multiple factors, spanning personal, social and economic. But given…

Data Visualization Empowers Endangered Languages Project

By Kathryn Buford Jun 30, 2012

“Technology has a lot to answer for when it comes to certain languages gaining supremacy over others, and so it’s good to see an effort where technology is being used to claw at least…

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Ubisoft Accidentally Leaks Hundreds of Customer E-mail Addresses in Watch Dogs Marketing Snafu

Simplenote Tops this Week’s Tablet Business App Roundup

Converseon Gives Big Data a Human Touch and Added Value

Apple’s $95 million Android Wet Blanket

This Week in Big Data: Innovation in Travel and Beyond

Spammers Target London Olympics 2012, Become Opportunists Again

Apple’s Second Win Against Samsung

What Do the Happiest Workers Need? Breaks from the Boss

Data Visualization Empowers Endangered Languages Project

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