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A new facial recognition app for Google Glass could tell people a lot about you without your help.
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And the Windows 8 Award for good software gone horribly wrong goes to…Tune-Up.
Customer service on Twitter proves to be quite the experience
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According to IDC, there are 18.5 million software developers worldwide, and the rise of DevOps shows that they're the ones setting the IT agenda.
Smithsonian offers high resolution 3D models, many ready to print, and cool JavaScript, WebGL browser
Great leaps forward (CDMA, OFDM, and MIMO come to mind) are rare, and many assume we’re at the end of the road. But with significant innovations continuing to appear, are we really?
Well, you can cue up the ole "Start your photocopiers" joke that Apple used to make about Microsoft. According to The Information, Samsung recently hired former Apple retail store designer Tim Cudgel.
Some are speculating that the move toward software will chip away at its technical lead. Unified Visibility Fabric may change their minds.
These are among treasures (somewhat jokingly) suggested for your loved ones by Georgia Tech researchers
NASA’s Inspector General looks at ISS, heavy lift rocket and crew capsule issues, among other things
Will sell company's SDN WAN applications to router customers
Cook's human rights speech has some recalling Steve Jobs' famous Stanford commencement address
ActionPacked Networks brings visibility and accountability to Cisco environments.
A noted movie pirate in Sweden was recently fined $652,000 for uploading a movie to a BitTorrent site
Had Google not rolled back the functionality that allowed AppOps to find and shut down app permissions, it could have had a big problem on its hands.
For a short time after tweeting Twitter users will be able to change what they tweet
Cookies of good fortune: Ultimate in hubris or creativity?
This nifty tool could help you keep track of projects
IBM’s 8th annual “5 in 5” prediction survey sees rise of cognitive systems
Geeky poem inspired 25 years ago by ‘A Visit From St. Nicholas’ … and the Morris Worm
A clever tool from iPass helps find the company’s access points. iPass also provides some very interesting holiday (or other) reading as well.
On the eve of the IEEE's ratification of the 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard, network managers need to consider whether they should upgrade or not.
UC Year in Review, Part 3
It looks like Apple has gotten its advertising mojo back
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Qualcomm outmaneuvers Microsoft; promotes COO Mollenkopf to CEO position
The online storage vendor's deal with Dell shows how it wants to leverage users as a gateway to businesses.
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