TabTimes’ Michael Singer chats with Box vice president of platform Chris Yeh about how a new era of tablets and other technology are letting companies digitize parts of their business that PCs could never reach.
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January 07, 2013
Solid State Storage Is Taking Over The Datacenter - Slowly
Solid-state storage has become ubiquitous in mobile devices and increasingly in laptops as well. But it's also revolutionizing storage in corporate datacenters, cloud computing services and beyond.
Read more at ReadWrite.com
December 20, 2012
Sensor net to help monitor homebound seniors
SAN FRANCISCO -- Researchers at the University of Missouri Sinclair School of Nursing announced a prototype system that uses a combination of motion detectors based on the Microsoft Kinect gaming technology and a hydraulic bed sensor that can measure an individual's pulse, respiration, and restlessness during sleep.
December 19, 2012
Clouds And Virtualized Storage: Catalyst For Change
We tend not to think about storage - until we don't have enough. We carelessly store documents, emails, images, video, and massive amounts of all kinds data only to wonder why there never seems to be enough places to put our company's stuff. But as new technologies combine to provide storage over the Internet, easing fears of limited capacity and the promise of virtualized architectures are helping shape the next phase of the Internet.
December 13, 2012
The Wallet Revolution [Infographic]
Money will never be the same. The rise of e-wallets, mobile payment services and e-coupons won't put an end to old-fashioned money - though checks are quickly becoming an endangered species. But as e-payments become safer, cheaper, easier to use and more trusted, their use is expected to skyrocket.
This infographic offers some key data points on the path to digital money.
See my contribution to this infographic at: ReadWrite.com
Big Data Boosts Storage Needs - And Opportunities
Storage has always been important to the enterprise - but the rise of big data applications puts unprecedented pressure on storage strategies and technologies. It's also delivering unprecedented benefits to the companies that figure out how to do it right.
Read the full story at ReadWrite.com
December 05, 2012
Boosting CMOS power across the 2nd dimension
SAN FRANCISCO -- A new method for layering magnetic components atop CMOS wafers is showing promise for improved power management in life sciences devices, integrated navigation systems and portable consumer electronics.
via www.eetimes.com
Lithium-ion Batteries Made Cheaper, Safer
SAN FRANCISCO - The era of less expensive Lithium-ion batteries for electric cars and consumer devices may be on the horizon if Finnish research proves true. Scientists at Aalto University in Finland have created safer methods for battery production they claim reduces worker exposure to harmful chemicals and saves 5 percent in overall manufacturing costs. The study was published in Journal of Power Sources this week.
via www.eetimes.com
Puzzlebox taps brainwaves to pilot toy helicopter
SAN FRANCISCO—Engineers at startup Puzzlebox say they've designed a mobile-controlled toy helicopter that can lift off, fly around, and land by using only brainwaves. And while the company is looking for to broadly launch the product in time for Christmas, devices that interface via electroencephalogram (EEG) are giving designers something to cheer about.
via eetimes.com
November 30, 2012
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