2010 Round Up: Sex, Lies and Mark Hurd
One of the biggest news stories of the year was the ongoing drama surrounding Mark Hurd’s decision to step down from HP’s CEO position back in August. As soon as the news broke, SiliconANGLE’s…
2010 Round Up: Cisco’s Ado … About Nothing?
It’s not often that stories centering around consumer grade hardware generate a lot of buzz here at SiliconANGLE. After all, there are a lot of gadgets out there, and let’s face it, we tend…
The Most Popular ID’s for Social Sign in; Infographic
In the age of social networking and the interactive Internet (Web 2.0), a new form of freedom of choice is the ability to select any social network log-in id to register with websites. Thus, a…
2010 Round Up: Kinect Revolutionizes I/O
By Kyt Dotson
The Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect controller has done more than simply captivate millions—it’s captured the hearts and minds of thousands of homebrew hackers, the DIY community, and spurred a sudden Pandora’s Box flood of…
Mobile Security Radiography for the Upcoming Year
It’s the holiday season, and that means lots of shopping going on. For retailers, cloud services, consumers and payment gateways, that means heightened risks and heightened security. Mobile access has quickly risen to necessity…
What You Missed Living Under Your Rock in 2010 [#RoundUp2010]
Happy Holidays! The SiliconANGLE news and editorial team came to a group decision: we wanted a few days off for the holidays. Since very little in the way of tech news will be happening…
SiliconANGLE Personal Cloud Round Up
The personal cloud is taking over and is playing a bigger and more sophisticated part in the tech consumer’s life. Recent evidence of this is the release of Dropbox 1.0, which we covered here; the…
College Football Gets Virtually Competitive With XBox
By holdenpage
Ever since my freshman year in High School, I’ve had a lack of interest in football. Now, I was a damn good running back, but when a guy twice your size takes you down…
Google Chrome OS Is Microsoft’s Nightmare
Amid Android’s strong success in 2010, Google has been hard at work preparing its “silent killer” attack on the highly concentrated PC operating system market. This was originally announced in July 2009, with further…
More Patent Lawsuits Come of Mobile Revolution: Alcatel-Lucent After Apple, Others
Alcatel-Lucent has sharpened its spears and started a new lawsuit campaign. They are demanding royalties for usage of digital video compression standards from Apple, Canon, LG and TiVo. The lawsuits have been filed via…