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Informatica and Composite Software Help Hadoop Get Connected

By Jeffrey Kelly Jun 6, 2011

Hadoop, the open source framework for processing Big Data, needs to get connected. That is, most Hadoop installations are isolated from the larger IT infrastructure. Think data scientists working behind the curtain. To gain…

nVidia’s Poison Pill Against takeovers: Microsoft

By Steven Hodson Jun 6, 2011

It has just come to light via an interesting post at Information Week by Paul McDougall that Nvidia and Microsoft have a bit of a deal going on regarding any future acquisition of Nvidia.…

Push Notifications for Gaming, Xbox Live Beacons

By holdenpage Jun 6, 2011

It is not uncommon for me to simply be browsing the Netflix Instant Queue out of boredom, and clicking on random TV shows or movies out of lack of motivation to find something good…

Kinect hacked for glasses-free 3D teleconferencing [Video]

By Steven Hodson Jun 6, 2011

The potential for Kinect is limitless, and I don’t think we have even seen the surface of what is possible is even close to being scratched yet, and this example of Kinect hacking is…

WWDC 2011: Apple iCloud Is the Consumerization of IT

By Kristen Nicole Jun 6, 2011

I remember when I got my first Android phone. It pulled all sorts of info from my Google account, from contacts to photos. By the time the Evo came out, Android device interfaces had…

Always Crashing In The Same Car? Here’s How Silicon Valley’s Boom Could Turn To Bust

By Tom Foremski Jun 6, 2011

Are we in a bubble? is a common question as I chat with people at various events around Silicon Valley. The concern is that if it’s a bubble then a crash is not far…

Day 1 Unfolds at HP Discover: webOS, Mobile at the Helm

By Cherr Aira Jun 6, 2011

As Day one of HP Discover 2011 unfolds before thousands of attendees, two main courses are center stage, enjoying a great deal of attention: webOS and mobile. Prior to this big event, Hewlett-Packard and…

A Rational Discussion of Cell Phones and Towers

By George Ou Jun 6, 2011

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a division of the World Health Organization (WHO) has classified cell phones as a possible carcinogen. This new classification has resulted in a number of alarming news…

E3 2010: In Retrospect of Expecation

By Kyt Dotson Jun 6, 2011

Now that E3 2011 is upon us, fangs bared, pulse rifles hot, and golf clubs swinging, it’s a good time to look at what E3 2010 brought us and what innovations from last year…

Gears of Wars 3 demoed by Microsoft at E3

By Steven Hodson Jun 6, 2011

We were all expecting it so there is really no surprise when Ice T came on stage to help show off the demo of the next release in the Gears of War franchise. As…

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Informatica and Composite Software Help Hadoop Get Connected

nVidia’s Poison Pill Against takeovers: Microsoft

Push Notifications for Gaming, Xbox Live Beacons

Kinect hacked for glasses-free 3D teleconferencing [Video]

Always Crashing In The Same Car? Here’s How Silicon Valley’s Boom Could Turn To Bust

Day 1 Unfolds at HP Discover: webOS, Mobile at the Helm

A Rational Discussion of Cell Phones and Towers

E3 2010: In Retrospect of Expecation

Gears of Wars 3 demoed by Microsoft at E3

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