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Big Data Means Big Success for Embark’s iPhone App

By Cherr Aira Jan 25, 2012

Google Maps for the longest time has been a great help to commuters and car owners alike. But the flourishing mobile industry presents alternative solutions in helping people get around the city and find…

Amazon Web Services New Cloud Gateway Opens the Flood Gateway

By Alex Williams Jan 25, 2012

Amazon Web Services launched AWS Cloud Gateway today, which connects on-premise software appliances with cloud-based storage. It heralds the rise of cloud services for back up storage and an example of the challenges traditional…

Online World Virtual Learning for Kids Delivered to Schools by Fantage

By Kyt Dotson Jan 25, 2012

The massively-multiplayer online gaming ecology currently is dominated with games directed at teenagers and adults, just like most video games; however, this doesn’t mean that games—which have traditionally had a stereotype as being for…

A Perfect Match: When Big Data Met Node.js

By Jeffrey Kelly Jan 25, 2012

Battery Ventures’ Todd Papaioannou announced live on theCUBE yesterday that he is transitioning out of the venture capital firm to form a new Big Data start-up called Continuity. Papaioannou, speaking live from the Node…

And Here’s the Latest Wave of Siri Clones…

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 25, 2012

I’m fascinated by artificial intelligence and I’m sure I’m not the only one amused by apps like Siri, which brings a touch of humanity to electronic devices with their witty or funny remarks. The…

The Best View from Mountain View: Why Tailored CEO Loves Tech Girls

By Kristen Nicole Jan 25, 2012

Personalized services have become standard expectations in this era of web and mobility, and when it comes to retail, flash sales, daily deals and custom recommendations have taken the stress out of bargain hunting,…

Amazon Cuts Out the Middleman: Launches its Own Cloud Storage Gateway

By John Furrier Jan 25, 2012

In a move that was expected by some and feared by others, Amazon today announced its own AWS Storage Gateway, which immediately calls into question the long-term validity of the business models for standalone…

Anonymous Plagued By Wannabes

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 25, 2012

Anonymous, the hacker collective that’s been keeping the government on edge, is now being plagued by wannabes, using their name in recruiting people to join their malicious cause and promoting shady sites. Earlier, I…

The Impact of Megaupload’s “Mega-Downfall” on Sharing in the Cloud

By Kyt Dotson Jan 25, 2012

With the fall of Megaupload.com to the United States government in an action that has taken them entirely offline—in a move yet unprecedented by the US against a foreign site—it brings to mind what…

HP Storage Gets the Grade: Targets Education Sector

By Maria Deutscher Jan 25, 2012

HP announced that California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB) has made a purchase of HP P6000 Enterprise Virtual Arrayspower its datacenter, which empowers over 5,000 students and faculty. As a part of the transaction Hewlett-Packard sold…

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Big Data Means Big Success for Embark’s iPhone App

A Perfect Match: When Big Data Met Node.js

And Here’s the Latest Wave of Siri Clones…

The Best View from Mountain View: Why Tailored CEO Loves Tech Girls

Anonymous Plagued By Wannabes

HP Storage Gets the Grade: Targets Education Sector

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