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The Internet of Things (IoT) and linked gadgets are the main emphasis of integration, which highlights smooth systems that connect the digital and physical worlds. It emphasizes the promise of linked technology to improve and simplify our lives by showcasing advancements in smart cities, industries, and households.
Is internet infrastructure improving quickly enough to meet demands?
While browsing tech posts on Google Plus (yes, I'm the guy who's still using G+) I came across an advertorial...
38 years ago Arthur C. Clarke nailed his prediction about the 21st century
We often look back at the great minds of the past in wonder as their predictions of what the future...
RIM isn’t restructuring. It’s dying.
There was an exchange between James T. Kirk and Spock regarding a proposed bailout of the beleaguered Klingon Empire. Kirk:...
Worst IT security breaches debriefed
When the enemy is a moving target it's often only possible to look at the past to try to predict...
$40.5 million startup Color still failing a year later
Things didn't look good for Bill Nguyen's latest startup, Color. They announced their funding on March 23rd of last year...
Microsoft finding success in “neighborhood watch” against botnets
While national and worldwide agencies wage a war against online crime through the criminal courts, Microsoft is finding success using...
Can robotic supports replace wheelchairs for many?
The Tek Robotic Mobilization Device developed by Istanbul, Turkey-based AMS Mekatronic, bridges the gap between bulky wheelchairs with the...
Will Google join the race to the bottom of tablet pricing?
Google has had limited success with their Nexus-branded smartphones to date but that isn't stopping them from moving the brand...
How Wikipedia is redefining research and killing off iconic encylopedias
It took Wikipedia less than a decade to take down its traditional predecessor, the Encyclopædia Britannica, a series that has...
Google’s search algorithm changes, 1998-2012
It can be argued that the Google search algorithm is the most used form of mathematical engineering in history. With...
Does 275 webOS layoffs mark the end of HP tablets?
When Meg Whitman declared late last year that WebOS tablets would be made again in 2013, the concept was met...
Should LG really be pushing for a future Google Nexus phone?
The world's third-largest mobile phone maker has seen some recent success, posting their first profit in mobile for the first...
Google adds “discussions” to get in on the presentation discussion
Microsoft may be trying (and failing) to slow Google's emergence into business productivity with their Google Apps for Business, but...
Crunching the numbers: iPads vs texbooks
Some day in the (very) near future, we may no longer need a traditional backpack at school. Rather than carrying...
Microsoft attempts (and fails) to destroy Google Apps with “Googlighting”
It may not be the first time Microsoft has tried to use humor and aggressive attacks to go after Google,...
Why Windows web browsing market share drop means very little to Microsoft
If you torture numbers long enough, you can make them say anything. In this case, it's Chitika, Techcrunch, and others...
A comprehensive comparison of online video players
The online video world is dominated by YouTube with others such as Vimeo and Metacafe picking up the scraps. They...
Is 4G enough to end the high-end tablet war for iPad?
The over-$500 tablet war was, for all intents and purposes, over once the iPad 2 came out with a front-...
Is online banking as safe as people think?
More US adults bank online than use social networks (for now, at least). It has become such a common activity...
Amazon Irony: The chain store “killer” to launch a chain of physical stores
The company that many blame in part for the downfall of many large and small retail stores around the world...