Oracle not only faces challenges from cloud technology, but also from the customer-centric pay-as-you-go approach, which contrasts with Oracle's famed hardball sales tactics. |
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Cloud service provider Peak 10 provides some insight on how enterprises can learn from the video game industry's willingness to experiment with the cloud -- and a lesson or two that gaming companies need to pick up from the enterprise. |
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The sensors that power the Internet of Things speak a different language. MachineShop hopes to solve that by creating an API brokerage. |
Smartwatches and wearables like Google Glass don't offer nearly enough world-changing user benefits to attract billions of people. But wait until electronics get cheap enough so they're sewn directly into clothing. |
There's a big roadblock to the Internet of Things becoming really valuable for people, and that's integration of data collected by various kinds of sensors, industry executives said at a panel last week. |
Dangerous malware can grant itself new permissions when an updated version of Android is installed on a device, researchers at Indiana University say. |
It's looking increasingly unlikely that a dual-boot phone or tablet will come from a major hardware vendor. Since Microsoft has more to gain from such devices, it's likely that Google leaned on vendors to change their plans. |
Loggly says that enterprise DevOps can learn a lot from how video games run at scale in the cloud. |
If Dropbox is taking its cues from Google, it may go a way towards justifying that $10 billion valuation. |
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