Hadoop is an open source framework for storing and processing Big Data on large clusters of commodity hardware for massive data storage and faster processing. This would seem to make it a natural hub for all of an enterprise’s data. […]
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The Red Hat Summit took place this week in Boston. Much of the news was overshadowed by DockerCon and the Open Container Project, but Red Hat had some big announcements of its own. Two things that took center stage at
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Travel planning can take quite a lot of work. Here are 10 apps that will take the hassle out of the whole process, from finding the first inspiration on choosing where to travel to, booking your tickets to get there,
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The eagerly awaited update to the subscription-based Creative Cloud suite by Adobe is finally here. The new update ushers in a number of enterprise-oriented updates including new features and speed improvements for 15 desktop applications. In addition to app updates,
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Virtual assistant tools like Siri, Cortana, and Google Now have made it cool and mainstream to interact with technology using your voice. Microsoft will also be bringing the power of Cortana to Windows 10, and possibly spreading it to iOS
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In recent months Google has unveiled a plethora of items for Android users to sample. Making the list were the Android 5.0 “Lollipop”, significant changes to Google Wallet, an updated Google Maps app and—last but not least—a new Google Calendar
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Amazon Game Studios announced plans to make four more games available on iOS devices. The move confirms Amazon’s pledge to take entertainment more seriously. A closer inspection of the four game titles—Tales From Deep Space, To-Fu Fury, Lost Within and
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Micro vs. Macro Relationship Management Technology has made almost every activity in our daily lives easier and faster. This enables us to accomplish so much more than previous generations—not only more quickly, but in some cases, seemingly effortlessly. It has
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30 Days with Surface Pro 3: Day 6 For Day 5 of the 30 Days with Surface Pro 3 series, I focused on how the Surface Pro 3 is—first and foremost—a Windows PC. Today, I am going to take a
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At first glance it might seem like Disney’s Big Hero 6 is just another animated movie. In fact, even when you’re watching it, it’s easy to take the animated world for granted, and not even realize just how vast and
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