Vuzix, a small company based in Rochester, New York, is about to beat Google to the punch in releasing Internet-enabled smart glasses.
Guest Post
This is a guest post by Russell Glass, CEO of business marketing company Bizo.
Charles Darwin said it best, “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one …
We’re excited to announce dates for CloudBeat 2013, our annual enterprise cloud computing event.
It’s happening Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 9 and Sept. 10, at the Grand Hyatt in downtown San Francisco.
Now in its third year, the event focuses …
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Folia Grace recently conducted research with analysts and enterprise customers about upcoming trends the cloud.
Here’s what the SAP Cloud’s VP or product marketing says are the top 10 trends for 2013. Grace talked with VentureBeat’s Matt Marshall about her …
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Twitter is reportedly aiming to release photo filters to be used inside its official Twitter app in time for the holiday season.
AllThingsD reported the news, citing sources familiar with the matter.
The move comes right after Twitter’s fast-growing competitor …
Editor's Pick Crowdoptic, a two-year-old Silicon Valley startup, says it can now determine the most popular objects of photos taken during mass-interest events, such as Hurricane Sandy and the London Olympics.
Google Now, the search engine giant’s handy Android smartphone feature that helps automate your life by giving you an easy peek at things like traffic conditions, weather reports, trip departure reminders, and restaurant dish recommendations, is apparently now coming to …
Apple and Google have joined forces to offer more than $500 million for some of the 1,100 digital imaging patents from Eastman Kodak, according to Bloomberg, citing “two people with knowledge of the situation.”
If the report is accurate, the …
Bizarrely, a tracking company Dataium still argues that a shoppers' Web browsing is anonymous, even though it can be tied to their names. Dataium apparently adheres to the strict definition of anonymous: It does not give dealers click-by-click details of people's Web surfing history. Read on for more on the intriguing investigation by the WSJ into anonymous (or not so anonymous) tracking....
Only a few seats remain for Wednesday and Thursday’s CloudBeat 2012 event.
We’ve decided to offer up a handful of heavily discounted tickets to students and/or founders who may not have the budget to make the event at full price.…
We know. You’re counting the minutes until Turkey Day. We are too, but here’s a quick reminder that our annual cloud computing event — CloudBeat 2012 — is next Wednesday and Thursday!
This will be the most valuable cloud event …
Guest Post France's second largest carrier, SFR, came to VentureBeat's CloudBeat last year, and went away with a clear strategy on how to launch an Amazon.com competitor in France. SFR's Benjamin Revcolevschi explains here how his team arrived back in France, and executed the strategy through an extraordinary change in corporate culture, i.e., by building a "Chocolate Factory" within a $12 billion revenue behemoth....
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This guest post is written by Amit Pandey, CEO of Zenprise, a mobile device management company.
The era of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is here. The question now is: How can companies actually profit from mobile devices?
Three-quarters of …
Guest Post
This article is written by Jay Simons, president of enterprise software company Atlassian. He will be speaking at our CloudBeat conference later this month.
In the wild kingdom of cloud computing, there are still a few mountains to summit. Development …
VentureBeat is getting into the real estate business. Just kidding, sort of. Bottom line, we're looking for great roommates.
At our CloudBeat 2012 conference (Nov. 28-29), we’re holding an “Innovation Showdown” to showcase the coolest, most disruptive products leveraging the cloud.
The original deadline for nominations was today, but we’re extending it for a few days to accommodate last-minute …
VentureBeat is looking for a mobile content expert to set the agenda for our mobile conference.
The biggest opportunities for investors are in big data and efficiency.
That's the line coming from Scott Stanford, the co-head Internet banker of Goldman Sachs.
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