Flickr for iOS just got a little more useful for those that like simplicity: The app gained automatic uploads in a software update on Wednesday. With the new feature, full resolution photos are sent to a user’s Flickr account in the cloud, negating the need to […]
Read More »
The Financial Times now has 100,000 more digital subscribers than print subscribers, and starting next year it will make changes in the way it publishes its print edition.
Read More »
Motorola is said to be working on a 6.3-inch Xplay “phablet,” as well as a follow up to the Droid Ultra
Read More »
The popularity of Grand Theft Auto V earned it not just one Guinness World Record, but seven.
Read More »
Ahead of our Mobilize event Oct. 16 and 17, we asked experts how 50 billion connected devices and 6 billion people change their industries. In this essay SmartThings' Alex Hawkinson details the programmable home of the future.
Read More »
So far this year GE has made $290 million in revenue from its industrial internet products. The two-year effort gets new partners Wednesday, and we learn how it plans to stay open and still build a barrier to entry.
Read More »
What are bare-metal clouds and how do they work? And what are the trends shaping this market today and what will it look like in three to five years? Watch this GigaOM Research on-demand analyst webinar for answers to these questions and more.
Read More »
Version 1.1 of Mozilla's web-centric smartphone platform adds major features such as push notifications and browser downloads. But will this be enough to see signed-up manufacturers such as Huawei and LG actually produce Firefox OS phones?
Read More »
Ford is testing two new autonomous driving technologies. One will let a car park itself even if the driver is outside the vehicle. The other will assume control over the car at highway speeds to avoid collisions.
Read More »
Josh Marshall of the political blog network Talking Points Memo says that he has pulled his site's feeds from both Google Currents and Flipboard because he says he sees these services as "scams against publishers"
Read More »
Weigh in with your thoughts about Twitter's now-public IPO filing.
Read More »
A new open source tool called RAW makes it remarkably easy to visualize any data that you can copy and paste from a table. Football on my mind, I chose to look at the performance of NFL quarterbacks so far this season.
Read More »
Once a touch-friendly version of Office for Windows appears — a project that’s in the works — look for Office to land on Apple’s iPad, Steve Ballmer said on Tuesday. That would take the place of the current iPhone-specific version and Office on the web. It’s […]
Read More »
In August, Apple persuaded President Obama to veto a trade agency’s order that barred it from importing certain iPhones that had been found to infringe Samsung’s patents. The Korean company then called for the same favor, asking the White House to stop an import ban set […]
Read More »
Using Amazon's Spot Instances well requires a mix of business and technology strategy that has fundamentally makes assessing your computing portfolio a lot like creating a balanced financial portfolio. Here's how to make it work.
Read More »
Google and HP introduced the new Chromebook 11, HP's first Chrome OS device that runs on an ARM processor from Samsung. For $279, the device offers wide viewing angles, 100 GB of Drive storage and a 60-day trial of Google Play Music All Access.
Read More »
From the startup that reimagined the thermostat, comes a reinvented . . . smoke detector. And of course design, smart sensors, innovative UI and wireless connections are behind the new Nest device.
Read More »
After bringing Google Talk and Messages into Hangouts, SMS and MMS may be the next functions to follow. Leaked images suggest Hangouts will gain these features, leaving only Google Voice outside the Hangouts fold.... for now.
Read More »
A Federal judge ruled in favor of Amazon Web Services in its bid to hold onto the CIA cloud contract it won over IBM. The award made early this year was contested by IBM, which bid a lower amount, and the Government Accountability Office deemed that […]
Read More »
The Guardian newspaper in Britain is one of the most prominent papers without a paywall, and some media-industry observers argue that it should erect one soon or potentially lose its ability to create great journalism.
Read More »
No comments:
Post a Comment