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WikiLeaks Probe Exposes Secret Gov’t Searches – Breaking Analysis
While federal investigation continues on WikiLeaks, their tactics for obtaining information from people’s private communications encountered a stumbling block from Twitter. SiliconANGLE Contributing...
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Actian Buys Pervasive to Round Out Portfolio, Sifts Big Data from Hype –...
Actian, formerly known as Ingres, is set to acquire Pervasive Software, a vendor of cloud-based and on-premises software for data management and analysis. Wikibon Analyst Jeff Kelly described these...
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DMCA is Unnecessary, Overreaching in Mobile Phone Arena – Breaking Analysis
The days of unlocking cell phones to use on your choice of wireless carrier are over, as far as the DMCA act is concerned. According to the major U.S. mobile service providers, unlocking a phone bought...
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Microsoft Office 365′s Initial Release Prohibits Enterprise Use – Breaking...
Yesterday Microsoft released its final version of Office 2013, or as it’s officially known, Microsoft Office 365. The long-awaited software has gone through months of public testing. Scott Lowe,...
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Top 5 Open Source Projects in Big Data – Breaking Analysis
Big Data is a booming area that is receiving more widespread attention, especially since technology research company Gartner has projected that Big Data will drive $34 billion in IT spending in 2013....
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High Performance Disk Market in Trouble, Refocus on Capacity – Breaking Analysis
According to TechReport.com, research firm IHS iSuppli has projected that HDD (hard disk drive) revenues will fall to $32.7 billion in 2013 after topping $37.1 billion in 2012. Wikibon Co-Founder and...
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Chinese Hackers vs. America: How To Defend & Maintain Regulation-Free...
Attacks by Chinese hackers continue to target various American media outlets, including the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Last week it was reported that the New York Times fell prey to a...
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DARPA Grants $3M for Big Data Python Projects – Breaking Analysis
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, also known as DARPA, recently awarded $3M to data visualization and analytics company Continuum Analytics. They have earmarked the funds to develop data...
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Google Beware: Lenovo Muscles Into Top 5 in Mobile Market – Breaking Analysis
Independent analyst firm Canalys has released its report on the final mobile phone shipment estimates from 4Q of 2012. Their report covers data that they track from over fifty countries. SiliconANGLE...
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Will Next Gen Xbox Win With Premium Media Combo? [Breaking Analysis]
Microsoft’s Xbox 360 has been morphing from a gaming console to an entertainment console, and Microsoft intends to capitalize on that in its future Xbox consoles. Although Microsoft has not confirmed...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Facebook Taking a Timeout on Their Ad Revenue Strategy
It looks like Facebook is putting themselves in time out on their highly-anticipated ad network. The social media giant recently announced that it will halt testing launched earlier this year which...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Medium-size Tech Tsunami Provokes Global Warming in...
SiliconANGLE Founder John Furrier joined Kristin Feledy on the Morning NewsDesk Show to provide insight on his post from this morning, “The Global Warming of Venture Capital – the Series A Cliff.”...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Facebook Will Promise Message Delivery, Who Would Pay for...
Facebook’s latest attempt to attract revenue consists of setting up a priority messaging system to try to entice users to pay for guaranteed delivery of messages. They have also replaced some privacy...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Does Microsoft Need Lenovo to Boost Win8 Sales?
The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) officially kicks off tomorrow at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, and with it comes word of new device announcements from Lenovo and 3M....
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Microsoft Downplays Windows RT Hack
On Sunday, it was reported that the Windows RT operating system had been hacked to allow unsigned ARM desktop applications to run. Microsoft responded quickly to say that it was investigating the...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Panasonic, ZTE, Broadcom Intrigue Customers with New...
More intriguing announcements keep coming from CES, including a 20-inch tablet, yet another smartphone and a chip to support Ultra-HD. Panasonic revealed in its CES keynote a 20-inch Windows 8 tablet...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: CES 2013 in Review – Is Consumer Tech on the Wane?
CES 2013 is wrapping up today and there have been several articles written about whether or not this is still the most relevant technology tradeshow to attend. SiliconANGLE Founding Editor Mark “Rizzn”...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Samsung Avoids RT on Windows Ativ Tablets, Consumer...
Samsung announced its line of Windows Ativ tablets this past fall, but the company says they won’t be bringing the RT version to the U.S. anytime soon. According to Samsung executive Mike Abary, the...
View ArticleSocialANGLE News Round-up: Who Can See What Videos You Watch on Facebook?
In today’s SocialANGLE news round-up: Facebook users can now share videos they have viewed, Proposed EU data protection laws could force free services to make users pay, Chinese WeChat app censors...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Death of the Video Game Console? Don’t Believe the Hype
CNBC, along with NPD, reported Friday that the video game industry took a hit in 2012, saying that sales fell 26 percent while console sales declined by 20 percent. So is the death of the video game...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Dell’s Dismal PC Sales Can’t Handle Wall Street
Dell stock price advanced from about $11 per share to over $12 on discussions of Dell seeking to go private. According to Bloomberg News, Dells was in talks with at least two private equity firms...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Juniper Jumpstarts SDN Strategy by Reinventing Software Stack
At their Global Partner Conference in Las Vegas yesterday, Juniper unveiled their new SDN strategy. Juniper CEO Kevin Johnson and Bob Muglia, EVP Software Solutions Division, laid out their long...
View ArticleBreaking Analysis: Is the Facebook Fad Over and the MySpace Fad Resurging?
According to new data from social media monitoring company SocialBakers, the number of Americans using Facebook dropped by nearly 1.4 million in early December. What could be the cause of this fall...
View ArticleSly Inaugural App is After Your Data – Breaking Analysis
On Monday, the Presidential Inaugural Committee released a free mobile app for attendees of President Barack Obama’s inauguration, which will be held on January 21. The app provides a schedule of...
View ArticleAmazon’s Aggressive Entrance to the Enterprise – Breaking Analysis
Last weekend the Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon’s cloud business topped $2 billion in revenue in 2012 and will do nearly $4 billion in 2013, with some analysts forecasting as high as $20...
View ArticleMicrosoft Scrambling to Beat ActiveSync Cut-Off Date – Breaking Analysis
In mid-December, Google announced its plans to discontinue support for Exchange ActiveSync with free Gmail accounts beginning January 30. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto explained that...
View ArticleIBM’s PureSystems Sales Point to Unlimited Growth for Converged...
Many of the tech giants announced earnings yesterday including IBM, who shared sales numbers from its “PureSystems” offering that launched in 2012. Wikibon Senior Analyst noted two things about these...
View ArticleMicrosoft’s 2Q Fiscal Earnings Show its Future Lies in the Data Center –...
Microsoft released its second quarter fiscal year earnings for 2013 yesterday, showing revenue of $21.46 billion, and earnings per share of 76 cents. Including deferred revenue, the Windows...
View ArticleFacebook Refuses to Share Friends, Disses Vine, Yandex – Breaking Analysis
This week Facebook cut off both Twitter’s new photo app Vine and messaging app Voxer from Find Friends, which is Facebook’s API that lets you connect with Facebook friends on other apps. SiliconANGLE...
View ArticleStuxnet Investigation Heats Up, Who is the Pentagon Recruiting? [Breaking...
The Washington Post has reported that federal investigators looking into leaks of classified information about a cyber operation which targeted Iran’s nuclear program in 2010 have increased pressure on...
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