Microsoft used to be able to count on developers to embrace its technologies and extend its lead in the enterprise. Today that relationship is much more complicated, as evidenced by a new Stack Overflow developer survey. Let’s be clear: the new Microsoft under CEO Satya Nadella has been rejuvenating its...
Do you share information digitally, with other people or with companies, in your personal or professional life? Then you’re in the data business. That may come as a surprise to anyone who doesn’t work in Silicon Valley, or even in the tech field. The millions of people in manufacturing, healthcare,...
The growth of Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly increasing the amount of data generated, and industry experts warn that the current river of unstructured data will soon turn into a flood. Alarmingly, a recent study highlighted concerns that most proposed approaches could lead to data management overload ineffective for the...
With the data and security circus that is the RSA Security Conference heading out of San Francisco, we sat down for one more time, this time with John Sirianni - Vice President of Strategic Partners, IoT - for Webroot.So John, how has Webroot approached this new world of IoT from...
If your looking at improving your tennis game and are Interested in using the latest and greatest tech to help you then Tennis Tutor maybe the app for you. The app uses your Gear S2 Smartwatch that is paired with an Android Smartphone. Forget racquet mounts, forget standalone devices....
With the RSA Security Conference in full swing, we sat down with Vormetric's Vice President of Marketing, Tina Stewart, and their Director of Product Marketing, Andy Kicklighter. Vormetric recently released their 2016 Data Threat Report. Now in its fourth year, this report not surprisingly digs deep into IoT and what it...
Baidu, like Google, is much more than a search giant. Sure, Baidu, with a $50 billion market cap, is the most popular search engine in China. But it’s also one of the most innovative technology companies on the planet. Also like Google, Baidu is exploring autonomous vehicles and has major research...
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Reports this week suggest that the number of tweets per day created by Twitter's users has fallen by more than half since a peak in August 2014, according to a sampling of data from Twitter's API. It's hardly surprising, as both the media and tech sector have been charting and...
Today begins a new day for ReadWrite. When we purchased the site last year, we had a plan to drive the community to conversations that would lead the world of connected devices. Recently, Wearable IoT World closed our latest investment round and… finally… we are poised to make all our...
There are certain topics in B2B technology that have staying power. Cloud computing and big data are two of these. IBM today announced a broad expansion of its Cloud Data Services portfolio with more than 25 services now available to developers and data scientists.These create a one-stop-shop for accessing and exploring data and...
This post appears courtesy of the Ferenstein Wire, a syndicated news service. Publishing partners may edit posts. For inquiries, please email author and publisher Gregory Ferenstein.The male-dominated video-game world is inching closer towards a more balanced gender representation. Even though women gamers have slightly outnumbered men since 2014, according to...
CES 2016, the big technology event in Las Vegas this week, is a place where the best and brightest that the tech world can offer. It provided in a dazzling display of demonstrations, discussions and debates. For every huge hit that receives accolades and media coverage, there are those products...
This article is sponsored by Indiegogo, a crowdfunding platform where all ideas get an equal shot at success. As a sponsored post, it reflects the views of the sponsor, not ReadWrite's editors. CES 2016 is in full swing and this year’s show features the best of the best in consumer...
At this point in time, wearables have been localized in their impact: they measure heart rate, distance traveled (walked, ran, etc.), calories burned, water and caffeine intake (as with Samsung’s Gear S2), and some even include sleep tracking as well. Outside of this, though, fitness gurus or the more medically...
Guest author Carol Broadbent is the cofounder and principal of Crowded Ocean, a Silicon Valley marketing agency. She wrote this post with cofounder Tom Hogan.There is no single reason why employees join a specific startup. Motivations can range from the technology vision and track record of the founders to job...
This post also appears on Wearable.ai, which interviews the innovators in wearable computing, IoT and AR. For inquires, please email publisher Mark Brooks.Is a ring the key to a calm mind?It's easy to feel overwhelmed with all the information coming at us, and the introduction of wearables and other connected devices...
You might have seen last week's PR disaster by IBM, which launched the #HackAHairDryer campaign to encourage women to get into tech. It was overwhelmingly criticized by women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) for perpetuating that notion that women aren't interested in science, unless beauty and femininity are...
Guest author Leo Sadovy is the director of global marketing at SAS.During the Cold War, the KGB was so good at identifying undercover CIA agents that officials worried that there was a highly placed mole in the agency. But as Jonathan Haslam, a professor at Princeton University, wrote earlier this fall, that wasn’t...
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