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Wednesday, 10th October 2012

Meet Hop The Robot Suitcase, Your New Travel Companion

Your next suitcase might follow close at your heels as you make your way through the airport. Tell Roomba to clear out space in the closet.

Hack Fruzsina Eördögh comments

Tuesday, 25th September 2012

Aqua Notes: For When Inspiration Strikes In The Shower

Aqua Notes: For When Inspiration Strikes In The Shower

If you do your best thinking in the shower, you either have soggy wads of paper on the floor or a lot of forgotten ideas. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Adam Popescu comments

Wednesday, 12th September 2012

Voice & Gesture Control: Beyond Touch With Windows 8

Voice & Gesture Control: Beyond Touch With Windows 8

If Intel has its way, touch will be just one of the ways to control Windows 8 ultrabooks. The chipmaker is looking to add voice commands and Kinect-like gestures for what it calls “perceptual computing.”

Mark Hachman comments

Thursday, 31st May 2012

Why the New Chromebook Still Doesn't Cut It

Can a computer that is slightly more expensive than others with the same components, doesn't run the software people are accustomed to, relies on users to store their personal treasures on someone else's cloud, and may or may not recognize the devices plugged into it, really find success? Are we really asking this question as though the…

Enterprise Scott M. Fulton comments

Monday, 14th May 2012

Easel.ly Makes Infographics Easy... But Should It?

Easel.ly Makes Infographics Easy... But Should It?

Infographics are still a thing with a lot of companies, if my inbox is any indication. Easel.ly, a service that recently debuted in beta, is making it easy to create infographics online. Whether it should is another question.

Enterprise Joe Brockmeier comments

Monday, 30th April 2012

Photo Sharing Services

The Rise of Beautiful Apps

A noticeable trend this year is beautiful apps or websites. It's all part of a larger trend that I'm calling The Visual Web, meaning that images and video are becoming an increasingly important part of what we consume online. Pinterest is the best example of that larger trend. But by "beautiful apps or websites," I'm specifically referring to…

Richard MacManus comments

Wednesday, 25th April 2012

Red Hat Storage 2.0 Could Bridge the File System/Big Data Gap

It could be the killer combination of server technologies: unified object storage with sharded, distributed big data. Imagine Hadoop clusters whose locales transcend both geographies and clouds, and whose contents can be addressed the same way as any other file. It could help bridge the current gap between big data clusters and regulated…

Scott M. Fulton comments

Tuesday, 24th April 2012

$700 Ultrabooksvs. MacBook Air

Steve Jobs, the late Apple chief executive, famously claimed that his company did not know how to make a $500 mobile computer that was not a "piece of junk." That was in 2008, when cheap, mini-laptops called netbooks were all the rage and Apple took heat for not having a competitor. Today, Windows PC makers are trying to use price to grab market…

Enterprise Antone Gonsalves comments

Tuesday, 17th April 2012

Check Point's ThreatCloud Blocks Bots

If security engineers could simply pool their intelligence, wouldn't that help thwart Internet clients' access to known, malicious agents? Check Point - the producer of security appliances and software that came to prominence after its acquisition of ZoneAlarm - takes a key step toward building a collective detour system for malicious agents…

Scott M. Fulton comments

MokaFive for iOS Aims to Please Users and I

This morning, managed desktop provider MokaFive is launching a new approach to solving two of the most pressing issues facing IT and security professionals: the infusion of consumer devices - notably the iPad - into corporate data centers; and enterprise workers turning to consumer cloud storage services like Dropbox and Box.net to save and share…

Scott M. Fulton comments

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