- By Damon Ennis, Silver Peak |
- Friday August 22, 2014
In a modern world of self-service technology, enterprises have been introduced to a new technology — shadow IT. Shadow IT, also known as rogue IT or stealth IT, can be defined as IT systems and hardware and software solutions that are not approved or supported by an organization’s IT department. This includes, but is not […]
- By Ryan Rigney |
- Monday April 29, 2013
Minecraft creator Markus “Notch” Persson revealed a new free-to-play game for browsers, a simple typing game called Drop.
- By Caleb Garling |
- Wednesday July 25, 2012
In the spring of 2008, HP told the world it had done something that computer wonks had dreamed about for nearly four decades. The hardware giant announced that researchers inside HP Labs had built a memristor — a new type of electrical building-block — and it said this hardware missing link would reinvent computer memory as we know it. But Blaise Mouttet says the hardware giant is full of hot air.
- By Christina Bonnington |
- Monday March 12, 2012
What if you could step into a room, touch the walls, and transform them into something entirely different: One second they’re displaying data you can manipulate with taps and swipes, the next you’ve got an immersive, 360-degree video of someone skydiving surrounding you. Another tap, and the walls practically disappear, turning transparent. This is basically what PepsiCo is showing off at its Zeitgeist phone booth during the South by Southwest festival.