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Yummly Gets a Yummy $6M in Series A Funding

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

Yummly, a top recipe search platform, has closed a $6 million Series A funding round led by Physic Ventures, with contributions from Unilever Corporate Ventures, Harrison Metal Capital, First Round Capital, Intel Capital, The…

Apple’s New Heating iPad, Nokia Applies for Tattoo Patent

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features ATP Capital’s new funding for BlackBerry Partners Fund, Nokia’s Ignite Hackathon contest and tattoo patent, and Apple’s heatgate problem. Apple’s New iPad Heats Up, Literally! It’s like a tradition, every…

Does Big Data Have a Story Beyond Geeks?

By Kristen Nicole Mar 21, 2012

During my trip to Austin for SXSW 2012 I wanted to uncover this year’s big data story, and determine the areas to which big data can still be applied. SXSW is a unique instance…

Moxie and Saba: Has The Next Generation Social Enterprise Arrived?

By Matt Weinberger Mar 21, 2012

Thanks to well-timed announcements by Moxie Software and Saba, I’ve heard no less than three vendors tell me that they’ve prepared the next generation of the social enterprise model in the last week. Salesforce.com…

Think Big Analytics Launches AWS Consulting Practice, Training Courses

By Jeffrey Kelly Mar 21, 2012

Think Big Analytics is bringing its professional services to the public cloud. The Amazon cloud, to be specific. Think Big Analytics announced today a new consulting practice to help its clients deploy and leverage…

Cisco’s Latest Push Addresses BYOD’s Evolution

By Maria Deutscher Mar 20, 2012

Cisco is still very much a networking company–it’s only expanding its horizons, and is actively spilling into some of the newer segments of IT that overlap with its core market. The cloud is one…

HP’s Printer Unit to Integrate with PC Group: Rumor

By Maria Deutscher Mar 20, 2012

HP has been through a lot of turmoil in the last couple of years, from the huge cuts in R&D budget under Mark Hurd to the prospect of Leo Apotheker spinning off the $42…

The Power of Augmented Reality and Gamification to Get Better Pictures

By Kyt Dotson Mar 20, 2012

Nowadays smartphones and devices with cameras embedded are ubiquitous and users take pictures of almost everything—they snap shots of their everyday life, buildings, and landmarks—and this can be extremely useful for the big data…

Build Beautiful Real-Time Dashboards with Graphene

By Klint Finley Mar 20, 2012

Graphene is a dashboard building framework based on D3.js, Backbone.js and Graphite. Although most monitoring tools have their own visualization and dashboarding tools, sometimes you need to build your own. And Graphene looks like…

5 Minimalist Static Blog Generators to Check Out

By Klint Finley Mar 20, 2012

One of the reasons that the Slashdot effect (which perhaps we should now call the “Hacker News effect”) is such a problem is that WordPress and many other blogging engines dynamically generate content. Caching…

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Yummly Gets a Yummy $6M in Series A Funding

Apple’s New Heating iPad, Nokia Applies for Tattoo Patent

Does Big Data Have a Story Beyond Geeks?

HP’s Printer Unit to Integrate with PC Group: Rumor

Build Beautiful Real-Time Dashboards with Graphene

5 Minimalist Static Blog Generators to Check Out

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