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CES 2011 Round-Up: Our Favorites from the Big Week in Tech

By Maria Deutscher Jan 10, 2011

The 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas certainly a lot of highlights to it, and SiliconANGLE was there to cover it all. From Microsoft to Android to online video, this CES round-up brings…

Cisco Expects 12 Billion Net Connected Devices by 2014 and Plans to Deliver Video to Many

By Daisy Whitney Jan 7, 2011

Cisco Systems expects that there will be 12 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2014 and plans to deliver video to many of these devices through Cisco Videoscape, says Murali Nemani, Director of…

GeekBeat.TV #87: CES 2011 – Audiovox

By Art Lindsey III Jan 7, 2011

Power, Sound, and Automotive Devices from Audiovox Everyone knows what it’s like to run short of power on our gadgets. Audiovox is looking to make that happen a little less often with some goodies…

The Slippery Slope of an App Store, and Why Windows Should Never Adopt It

By holdenpage Jan 7, 2011

The Mac App store has launched. My initial reaction to the news? Interesting, but does not apply to people like me. After all, I know how to use Google search, and find the apps…

23andMe Gets Another $9M for Your DNA

By Maria Deutscher Jan 7, 2011

Personal genetics company 23andMe, which provides individuals personal DNA analysis and interpretation services, announced a $9 million addition to its Series C Financing round, increasing the sum raised in the round to a total…

McAfee Mobile Threat Predictions for 2011

By Kristina Farrah Jan 7, 2011

Truly, cyber threats and the technology for preventing them progresses over time. McAfee, a renowned anti-virus service provider, predicts that there would be a remarkable change in threat landscape as malware sophistication and targeting…

Samsung Officially Announces Hulu Coming to Android

By Kristina Farrah Jan 7, 2011

Samsung finally made an official announcement naming Hulu as one of their 4 video streaming site partners, taking Hulu to Android

Top 5 Tech Policy Issues of 2011

By Nick R. Brown Jan 7, 2011

It has been a busy 2010 in the world of technology policy, and now we head full tilt into the wild blue yonder of 2011 hoping for free market successes and less rain slicked…

Leo Apotheker has a Lot to Think About for Hewlett-Packard in 2011

By Kyt Dotson Jan 7, 2011

As a business, HP has been well known in the past for their computers and printers. In fact, they made their name on printer hardware when ink and print-heads were literally the black gold…

Don’t underestimate the power of lurkers

By Angela Connor Jan 7, 2011

Diving into a community head first can be intimidating for some people, even though it may be second nature to you and me. Sometimes it’s much easier to stay in the background and lurk,…

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Cisco Expects 12 Billion Net Connected Devices by 2014 and Plans to Deliver Video to Many

GeekBeat.TV #87: CES 2011 – Audiovox

The Slippery Slope of an App Store, and Why Windows Should Never Adopt It

23andMe Gets Another $9M for Your DNA

McAfee Mobile Threat Predictions for 2011

Top 5 Tech Policy Issues of 2011

Leo Apotheker has a Lot to Think About for Hewlett-Packard in 2011

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