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Oracle is combining its BlueKai consumer data aggregation platform with other parts of its catalog to create Oracle Data Cloud, a data-as-a-service offering aimed at companies that want to reach customers and prospects across multiple channels. As part of Data Cloud, Oracle is offering two services.
One of the downsides to downloading new messenger apps is that you have to make sure your friends are using it too, otherwise there won’t be anyone to send messages to! That being said, if you’re a LINE user you might be pleased to learn that the app has recently been updated and has gained [&hellip
Selfies. The unfortunate product of people taking pictures of themselves. But be that may, the art of self-photography has exponentially grown in popularity, so much so that the word is even included in the Merriam-Webster dictionary. So it really comes as no surprise that camera giant Sony announce
More than 130,000 comic book fans are expected to make the trek to San Diego later this week for Comic-Con, a massive convention celebrating all things related to comics books. But in this digital age, fans can now get their “superhero fix” in more ways than ever before. Flipping through
Owners of the original Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch can now switch the device’s operating system to the open source Tizen OS, a move that provides more evidence that Samsung is actively loosening its ties with Android. The company’s second round of smartwatches have always run on the T
China has embarked on a “clean-up” of mobile internet services, and now app developers are the government’s next target. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a statement saying that it will “strengthen” the management of telecom firms and app stores among other entities, which
Let’s face it, when companies are interviewed at tech conferences, they talk about all kinds of crazy stuff that will never be launched, like the idea of wearing a digital tattoo to unlock your phone. Except this time, more than a year after first discussing the idea at the D11 conference last May,
Wikia, the social universe of fandom and the ultimate source for powerful and relevant pop culture expertise, today announces the debut of Wikia Maps, a product designed to enhance Wikia’s collaborative chronicles for fans, by fans. Wikia’s fan insider group, Community Council, has been
Rapidly-growing Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi announced its first wearable today, the Mi Band. While it’s a fitness band rather than a smartwatch, it does have one smartwatch-style feature: it can be used instead of a passcode to unlock Mi phones. The waterproof Mi Band measures activity levels and sl
ARM Holdings’ chip licensing business continues to grow, the company said, reporting year-on-year increases in second-quarter profit and revenue. Revenue for the quarter totaled £187.1 million (US$309.6 million) for the quarter, up from £171.2 million a year earlier, according to International Finan
Even as cable giant Comcast tries to get bigger by absorbing Time Warner Cable, its own revenue grew in the last quarter to $16.8 billion, up 3.5 percent from last year, and net income hit $1.99 billion. The most important number for a subscription business though is how many customers it has, and t
South Korean capital Seoul could potentially ban Uber in the city, in favor of its own still-in-development app. The city government advised that it would try to ban the car-hailing app, as current South Korean law makes it illegal to provide any sort of fee-based transportation service via privatel
