Six Clicks: Dead software we loved (Gallery)
I come not to praise these programs, but to bury them. And, boy, from the smell of some of these -- they really need to be buried!
View ArticleCloud security still the missing link in M2M
With cloud the main enabler of machine-to-machine communications, questions about data security that remain unaddressed will continue to hinder wider deployment of Internet of Things.
View ArticleMicrosoft Research Special Projects group tipped to take on Google X
Microsoft is building a Special Projects team expected to be headed by former DARPA innovation boss Norman Whitaker, which will focus on 'disruptive next-generation technologies.'
View ArticleSix clicks: Simple and time-saving Google search tricks
During my years of using Google I've picked up an arsenal of tips and tricks to help me get to the information I'm looking for faster and more efficiently. Here are six tricks that I use most regularly.
View ArticleSix Clicks: Insanely great Raspberry Pi devices you can build yourself
The question isn't: "What can you do with a Raspberry Pi?" The question is: "What can't you do with a Raspberry Pi?"
View ArticleSix clicks: Gmail tips you might not know about
The flagship feature in Google Apps, Gmail remains one of the enterprise's favorite cloud-based email services. Here are six tips and tricks to increase your productivity.
View ArticleSix Clicks: Cool iPhone, iPad treasures buried in iOS 7.1
Here are six tips and tricks that will help you be more productive when using your iOS7, whether you use it for work or play.
View ArticleSix clicks: Rumored smartphones worth waiting for
There is always something better coming in mobile technology and the rumor mills keep revealing new devices. These six smartphones may be worth waiting for.
View ArticleMicrosoft launches home-automation start-up accelerator
Microsoft's latest start-up accelerator is focusing on home automation and will be based in Redmond, Wash.
View ArticleSix clicks: Revolutionary advances in mobile from Apple
This time of year thoughts turn to the ideas that emerged to form a new country. On a lesser scale, it's appropriate to think about the ideas that formed the mobile space as we know it today. Among...
View ArticleSix clicks: History of supercomputers -- fast, faster, fastest
From CDC's 40MHz "supercomputer" to 2014's Tianhe-2's 33.86 PetaFlops per second, supercomputers are continuing to push computing to its ultimate limits.
View ArticleMicrosoft stores now stocking Insteon home-automation kits
Microsoft now is selling in its online and retail stores Insteon home-automation kits and devices for use with Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 devices.
View ArticleSix Clicks: More Linux single-board computers
There are many great Linux-powered single-board computers, starting with the new Raspberry Pi B+.
View ArticleSix Clicks: Six ways Windows Phone is better than iPhone
We're certainly not claiming that Windows Phone is better overall than iOS (or even the reverse). But there are ways that Windows Phone beats current iPhones.
View ArticleSix clicks: Excel power tips to make you an instant expert
Excel isn't just for number crunchers with accounting degrees. In this gallery, I present six of my favorite hidden features to make you more productive when working with Excel spreadsheets.
View ArticleAustralian M2M market predicted to reach AU$530 million by 2019
An Ovum study commissioned by Vodafone Australia predicts that Australia's machine-to-machine technology market will grow to AU$530 million by 2019.
View ArticleInternet of Things: 10 unanswered questions
In all the excitement over IoT's potential, industry experts have glossed over some basic details regarding how exactly IoT will work. How will things be identified? How will things be policed? What...
View ArticleSlowly but surely, standards on the way for Internet of Things
The great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. Multiple efforts are now underway for IoT.
View ArticleInternet Of Things: Software platforms will become the rage in 2015
When we look forward to 2015 and developments around the Internet of Things, we are predicting four key trends and implications.
View ArticleDisgruntled over big data? Maybe it's that visualization, magic box dependence
We catch up with BeyondCore CEO Arijit Sengupta and chat about how too many fancy graphics and artificial intelligence powered magic boxes may lead to big data disillusionment.
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