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  • Location analytics
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    Analytics Goes on Location with New Approaches

    Businesses are increasingly using location-oriented analytics to help identify trends and make better decisions. Read more
  • Recommendation tech
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    A Technology that Comes Highly Recommended

    Today's recommendation systems use new approaches that let companies more effectively suggest products and services to potential customers. Read more
  • Mobile GPU
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    GPUs Go Mobile

    Mobile GPUs will need improvements to enable wireless devices to perform the complex graphics-related functions that many manufacturers, developers, and users want. Read more
  • Wireless device charging
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    Wireless Charging Appears Ready for Prime Time

    Several organizations hope to roll out wireless-charging technologies this year. This would make charging more convenient because it wouldn't require that mobile-device users have access to electrical outlets. Read more
  • AI and Secure Software
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    New Tool Improves Development of Secure Software

    Researchers have developed a natural-language-processing tool designed to make sure that an organizations security policies are automatically incorporated during software development. Read more

 

 

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David Nolen explains the state of ClojureScript and how it integrates with browsers and the JavaScript ecosystem in this interview from InfoQ.

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The Inside Story examines technology news by interviewing the people behind the story. Sam Madden, a professor in MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and part of the research community focused on data management, reviewed the state of the art in Big Data last year in an IEEE Internet Computing column. Read more »

 
 

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