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User-centric tools go long way to reaping most benefits from big data projects, says IDG survey
While nearly 90 percent of business and IT leaders agree that big data can be useful in making intelligent business decisions, only one-third of companies have implemented big-data initiatives.
Salesforce.com inks license deal for access to nearly 40,000 patents
Intellectual Vendors, which invests in and works with investors and technology businesses to drive innovation and invention, owns the rights to a portfolio of nearly 40,000 patents.
MariaDB close to cracking MySQL website speed issue
A drawback of MySQL for high-availability websites should soon be eliminated by the MariaDB fork, according to Michael 'Monty' Widenius, the open-source database's main author.
Italy kicks off all e-voting pilot in Salento
Touchscreen ballot boxes have replaced the usual set-up in two Italian towns.
Swisscom denied Telecom Lichtenstein takeover
Switzerland's main telco will not be able to takeover its counterpart in Lichtenstein, the country's parliament has ruled.
Skyhigh Networks gets $20m boost to help businesses identify and manage cloud services
The Californian cloud startup has secured $20m in funding to grow its business of helping IT departments discover exactly which cloud services are being used inside their business.
Google upgrading all SSL certificates to 2048-bit keys by end of 2013
Google is upgrading the certificates it users to ensure communications with its services remain private and secure.
Google takes Street View to Galapagos Islands
Google employees spent 10 days gathering imagery and data while on an expedition in the archipelago.
Jolla: All eyes are on the hardware — but what about the ecosystem?
Finnish smartphone startup Jolla unveiled its first phone this week, but its Sailfish Alliance seems to be taking a back seat to hardware development.
HTC First UK launch may be delayed indefinitely due to US customer feedback
HTC released their Facebook-focused First about two months ago and then the priced dropped to just 99 cents earlier this month. Reportedly, Facebook may be delaying the UK launch as it looks at changing the Facebook Home experience.
Logitech Alert review: video surveillance over power lines
This is the final article of a three-part series where David Gewirtz tests and installs a full-perimeter, Internet-centric, mobile-enabled video surveillance system. In this installment, David reviews the pros and cons of the Logitech Alert system.
Half of small businesses unhappy with domain name
Many entrepreneurs and startups are missing out on search and social media traffic because they failed to protect their Web address alternatives.
Evernote update finally brings reminders, makes service more useful
Evernote is a fantastic cross-platform app, but the lack of reminders was a major missing feature that many users have been requesting. This new update comes to iOS, Mac, and web clients.
HP Velocity - network performance management for mobility
Network bandwidth is a crucial, often overlooked, resource for thin client and virtual desktop workloads. Improper use of available bandwidth can create poor performance or failure of some workloads. HP says its Velocity can manage that resource and improve overall performance.
Cloud broker AppDirect represents 150-plus application integrations
The company works with high-profile companies that are providing cloud application marketplaces, including Comcast, Staples, Rackspace, TeliaSonera and Swisscom.
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