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Glassdoor See Also Can You Tell Which Of These Amazing Tech Scenes Are Real … And Which Are Movie Sets? 9 Tech Trends That Will Make Someone Billions Of Dollars Next Year Meet Yellowstone, The Supercomputer Saving The Planet Think about this: Twice as many enterprise startups have become billion-dollar companies compared to consumer...
Google Rejoice, lost iPhone users! Google is planning on releasing its own mapping app for the iPhone tonight, says Liz Gannes at All Things D. As you no doubt know, Apple dropped Google’s mapping data in the latest version of iOS, going with its own maps. Those maps have not been well received. Apple’s...
Google appears to be testing a new service called Flight Explorer. The company has not announced it, nor is there any documentation available via any of Google’s help pages. It doesn’t even have a typical Google beta tag. Yet the service is fully functional. It detects your current location and puts it in the...
There’s no doubt that GitHub has transformed the way that developers work online today, and its influence has indirectly extended into gaming after OpenFeint co-founder Peter Relan announced OpenKit, an open API service aimed at bringing trust and freedom to games developers. The system is designed to all let developers take their user data and OpenKit...
The tale of John McAfee, one of technology’s more bizarre moments of the year, has entered what could very well be its last chapter. McAfee is now back in the United States, having taken what appears to be the American Airlines flight that he told Bloomberg earlier today that he would. Given his history of statements...
As Silicon Valley girds for $1 trillion wealth transfer from the enterprise software incumbents to nimble upstarts, it makes sense to look how the entrenched players are responding the challenge. While some are buying up the competition while they still can or building their own startup-like operations (praying they won’t cannibalize their main businesses),...
The case for Windows 8 is a response to the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend? That’s the take of Dell founder Michael Dell, who told customers and partners Wednesday that corporate interest for Windows 8 is, surprisingly, “quite high.” It’s Dell’s World Michael Dell opened Dell World, its annual partner and customer showcase,...
Storage has always been important to the enterprise – but the rise of big data applications puts unprecedented pressure on storage strategies and technologies. It’s also delivering unprecedented benefits to the companies that figure out how to do it right. So how big is big data? Approximately 2.5 quintillion bytes of data being created...
It was a busy day for the Federal Communications Commission. It got through two big items: approving Dish Network’s request to use its satellite spectrum for 4G and authorizing an auction of PCS spectrum that Sprint craves for its own LTE network. But after the dust cleared it took another noteworthy vote on the...