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Kinect and Wii Used to Waldo a Nao Robot to Brush a Cat, Imagine What’s Next

By Kyt Dotson Jan 4, 2012

In what some might call an unholy tandem, a Microsoft Kinect and Nintendo Wii have been hybridized together to permit a man—in this case software engineer Taylor Veltrop—to remotely brush his cat via 23-inch-tall…

IAB Adds Millennial Media CEO to Board, Recognizes Mobile Influence

By Maria Deutscher Jan 4, 2012

Millennial president and CEO Paul Palmieri is now a part of the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s board of directors. About 40 online marketing executives are sitting on IAB board, representing major media companies including Amazon,…

Broadcom, Others Tap SmartTV Trends

By Kristina Farrah Jan 4, 2012

In order to offer consumers a solution to enjoy watching their favorite television content wherever they want on whatever device they want, with an Internet connection, Sling Media Inc. strikes a deal with Broadcom…

Saudi Hackers Pilfer, Leak 400,000 Israeli Credit Card Accounts

By Kyt Dotson Jan 4, 2012

Hackers are ringing in the new year with a lot of interesting declarations of financial cybermayhem—yesterday SiliconANGLE reported on 100 million Chinese usernames leaked—but today’s 400,000 records leak from Israel includes credit card information.…

Japan’s “Good Virus” is an Antibody for Cyber Attacks

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 4, 2012

Here’s how our world works: every year, the human population increases exponentially and with that, the world gets more congested. The more people occupying the same space, the easier it is for viral infections…

Kindle Fire was the Most Connected Device this Holiday

By Kristina Farrah Jan 4, 2012

There have been some interesting reports in line with mobile usage over the holidays. First off, location-based mobile media company, JiWire, analyzes the behavior of its on-the-go audience to public Wi-Fi. The finding reveals…

Google Beefs Up Patent Portfolio, Standardizes Android Requirements

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 4, 2012

Google has been beefing up their patent portfolio through acquisitions of entire companies or specific patents. Last year, Google bought patents from IBM twice, the first batch in July followed by the second batch…

Verizon CEO Cancels CES Appearance Too

By Maria Pila Jan 4, 2012

The chief executive of Verizon Communications has canceled his appearance for a keynote panel at the 2012 Consumer Electronics show, the telecom company said on Tuesday. Verizon said that a schedule change is preventing…

Attack Of The Siri Clones

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 4, 2012

When the iPhone 4S was launched, people, especially those who aren’t a big fan of Apple products, belittled the new iPhone and even Siri, Apple’s talking assistant. Android and Windows users kept saying that…

App Development in the Cloud Driven by Users, PaaS Trends

By Maria Deutscher Jan 4, 2012

Active Endpoints posted a recording of a keynote entitled “Leveraging the Cloud in the Development Environment” from recent MassTLC’s Software Development Summit. One of the speakers was Active Endpoints CTO Dr. Michael Rowley, who…

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Kinect and Wii Used to Waldo a Nao Robot to Brush a Cat, Imagine What’s Next

IAB Adds Millennial Media CEO to Board, Recognizes Mobile Influence

Broadcom, Others Tap SmartTV Trends

Saudi Hackers Pilfer, Leak 400,000 Israeli Credit Card Accounts

Japan’s “Good Virus” is an Antibody for Cyber Attacks

Google Beefs Up Patent Portfolio, Standardizes Android Requirements

Verizon CEO Cancels CES Appearance Too

Attack Of The Siri Clones

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