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Smartphone ‘Picture of the Day’ project combs the San Francisco Bay Area in search of heart statues from public art project.
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Tiny cameras, big data crunching servers deliver millions of stats during NBA games, UEFA soccer matches. Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs (with ball) dribbled 839 times in a 107-96 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Feb.
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Android app revenue grew 70 percent on strong “in-app” purchasing last quarter, according to analyst report.
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Android app revenue grew 70 percent on strong “in-app” purchasing last quarter, according to analyst report.
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Company staffing up Redmond campus in red hot market for software engineers. Intel is running bus ads for software engineers in the Seattle area to staff a new Redmond, Wash. campus.
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Your smartphone can save you money in everyday activities, from shopping to making long-distance phone calls. For all of its capabilities, there are times when your smartphone might seem expensive.
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Prime examples of stellar brand journalism called out in this article include Cisco Systems The Network, Adobe Systems CMO.com and Intel Free Press.
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In 2009, Adobe launched CMO.com to provide CMOs and other marketing specialists with a wealth of insight in the marketing industry so they can better use the power of digital media.
CMO.com looks a lot like your typical news website. It’s broken down into news (anything happening in the marketing, tech, and business world), as well as expert insight, research, analysis, strategy, management, etc.
Whenever you read the term brand journalism, Cisco’s The Network is likely to follow suit. The Network is Cisco’s tech news site, which encompasses stories about anything that its employees or customers may have interest in — the majority of which fail to mention Cisco at all, according to Cisco’s social media communications manager, Karen Snell.
Again this goes back to the thinking that if you produce great content and share it across your targeted social media channels, people are more apt to share and promote that content for you.
Other prime examples of stellar brand journalism: Red Bull, HSBC—Business Without Borders, and Intel—Free Press.
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How Intel adopted the name of a small Colorado town as the codename for its flagship processor.
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Tiny Colorado town lends name to latest Intel chip.
“Honored” and a bit surprised is how the mayor of Haswell, Colo., population 68, feels about the codename for Intel’s 4th generation Core processor being a namesake for her town.
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Evolution of natural interfaces continues to make computers more intuitive, according to historians at the UK’s National Museum of Computing.
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Hacktivists advocate power of public and personal data at nationwide civic hacking event.See on www.intelfreepress.com
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Hacktivists advocate power of public and personal data at nationwide civic hacking event.
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Researchers working to harvest energy from ambient sources to power computer and sensor systems that run indefinitely.
In the future, computers will sense what we are doing, where we are going and the very context of lives.
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Emerging Technologies are Changing the IT Job Market
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Image: IntelFreePress/Flickr. Stardate: 523201.3, U.S.A.– Technology is changing and growing so fast that a reference to the future, and Star Trek, seems appropriate.
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