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Deeplink.NYC envisions a more intuitive app experience
By Rob MarvinDeep links are a way to realize the full potential of user experience and mobile commerce through intuitive app connections. It’s a rapidly developing space, with startups like URX and Deeplink as well as tech giants like Google and Facebook going all in for the future of mobile.
In a trendy little event space in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood last week, startups, developers and curious bystanders met to discuss deep linking, the business interests driving it, and the challenges the technology faces, at Deeplink.NYC... READ MORE »
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Big Data TechCon Boston – Use your 2014 Training Dollars!
The 5th Big Data TechCon has been announced and it will take place at the Seaport Hotel right in downtown Boston, April 26-28. Register before Jan 16 and save $450! Why not enhance your career skills and increase your future value by becoming a Big Data Expert? More than 40 expert speakers and instructors will teach you how to master Hadoop, Spark, NoSQL, Hive, R, Pig, Mongo DB, Cassandra and other big data technologies and put them to work in your company! As always, the earlier you register the more you save so put that 2014 training budget to good use!
» Register by January 16 for just $1,045
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New Relic, Hortonworks prove software IPOs can still succeed
By Alex Handy
If anyone had any doubt about the potential for going IPO as a modern enterprise software company, the last two days should have removed that doubt completely from their minds. Hortonworks and New Relic are both dominating the markets right now, rising quickly and looking to be poised for an even higher rise over the next few months. Considering that both were initially priced at least 30% below what the market thought they were worth, you can probably expect a lot more moves to the market in 2015.
If I had to throw some darts and guess about what companies would be moving onto NASDAQ in 2015, I’d put Cloudera, Unity, and any of the numerous APM companies out there at the top of my list. When Facebook went public, it took a dive in the weeks after trading began, and other technology IPOs headed for the hills. We should see a flood of new offerings... READ MORE »
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New Wearables Tech Classes Announced – Biggest Show of 2015!
Wearables TechCon will be the biggest OEM Wearables event of 2015. Classes are being posted daily! Check them out HERE. Wearables TechCon is like a CES® for OEMs and will feature more than 60 sessions for OEM builders, designers and developers of Wearable computing technology as well as a large exhibit hall where you can investigate the leading edge of Wearable technology firsthand.
More than 1,300 people registered for the first event, Wearables DevCon, and we expect more than 2,500 in Santa Clara on March 9-11. Get a jump on the future and register in 2014; the full three-day technical conference (both tracks) is just $945!
» Register today and save $450
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 Lest this intro become an ex-A's gossip column, The Linkner will not be commenting on the Cuban going to Detroit. On the Red Sox, we were happy for him. On the Tigers, Yoenis is dead to us.
Today's Random Wikipedia Entry: Linden Chiles
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Designing Data Visualizations for Mobile Devices
Join us Tuesday, December 16th at 12PM Eastern for an informative session with Allen Bonde, VP of Product Marketing & Innovation from Actuate and David Rubinstein, Editor-in-Chief from SDTimes.
This webcast sets the stage for delivering data analytics for mobile devices. During this webcast you’ll see how engineers and developers can present data into valuable business information.
During this webcast you will learn:
1. The challenges for extending data visualizations to mobile devices
2. How to effectively display data on tablets and wearables like smart watches
3. Why drilling down to charts and sub-charts will deliver insights on any device, anywhere, anytime
4. How to secure access for reports and dashboards
» Register now!
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The six-rotor quadcopter
Drones are everywhere. Literally. My friend Steve, a wedding photographer, always includes drone shots. Drones are used by the military, of course, as well as spy agencies. They are used by public service agencies, like fire departments. By real estate photographers who want something better than Google Earth. By farmers checking on their fences. By security companies to augment foot patrols. And by Hollywood filmmakers, who recently won permission from the United States Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) to operate drones on a movie sets.
Drones can also be used for mischief, as reported by Nick Wingfield in the New York Times. His story, “Now, Anyone Can Buy a Drone. Heaven Help Us” described how pranksters fly drones onto sports fields to disrupt games and infuriate fans... READ MORE »
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