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Intel® NUC desktop board shock drop demos the board durability; it is still functional with only minor scuffs after 29 drops. 
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I had the privilege of attending Gartner’s annual symposium in Orlando and found the content to be extremely valuable. The overall theme of the conference was that the “Nexus of Forces” (social, mobile, cloud and big data) is going to lead to...
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Interesting take on IoT and where it's going
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Apple is developing new iPhone designs including bigger screens with curved glass, Bloomberg reported, citing a unnamed person familiar with the plans.
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Even now the bigger media outlets are beginning to get wind of the Silicon Wars, hmmmm.......I wonder who will be the 1st major media outlet to write about it in full?
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Ripe for the S+IG start up support too, as we help IoT players get good homes. and lots of love from major OEM's
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Oberthur Technologies says that it has developed a MultiSIM, the first classic (2FF), micro (3FF) and nano (4FF) all-in-one SIM card. MultiSIM combines all the form factors on one single card. Via Waseem Jabasini
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New device packaging and integration, well done
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How Mobile Alters Traditional Network Effects In Marketplaces TechCrunch With properties like eBay and Amazon, among many other, an online marketplace harnesses the openness of the web, more efficiently matches supply with demand without too many...
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Excellent analysis of cause and effect of IoT
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The year 2013 is a turning point for the Internet of Things (IoT). I would like to quote John Chambers, Chairman and CEO of Cisco: “The inflection point of IoT”. (RT @TheIoT: 2013: The year of the IoT inflection point?
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Like I said Cisco thinks they own this IoT thing, not sure if they believe their own PR, wait and see who else challenges this assertion by Cisco, this one is not over.
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Cisco is waking up the world. #TomorrowStartsHere Explore how the Internet of Everything (IoE) will change the way we work, live, play and learn: http://cs.c...
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Cisco PR machine cranking up about IoT, and how they own it.
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All aboard the nanotrain network
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Nanotechnology will be at the forefront of wearable and IoT technology moving forward in time, it is on the S+IG's roadmap for Silicon technology future. Most companies, except Samsung and Intel know that this is the direction to pursue. Wait and see
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Former director of Siri now working with Samsung on 'internet of things' initiative http://t.co/qDaPbrGVqv
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Silicon Wars - Samsung gets talent from Apple
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SAP President Steve Lucas delivered a keynote at Internet of Things World Forum. The convergence of Mobile, Cloud, Big Data, and Social Media has made the In...
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SAP geting in on IoT
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Tweet Scoop.it Tweet As Internet-connected devices increase in popularity at home and work, consumers express mixed feelings.
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Smart Design's Gordon Hui outlines three essential questions to ask before you connect your dumb product to the cloud. (Should Your Product Connect To The Internet Of Things?
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Excellent question, and one that many will miss
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Apple patent envisions an internet of things for your house. Cisco is already there at the top. IBM is ready with big data.
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1st I heard Google wants to control my home and my life, then Samsung, then my TV, then Cisco, and now we have Apple as the next contender, who's next, my dog? ......Hold on where is that damn dog?....
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(From the Curator of Wearables and IoT): Tablet Technologies are going to explode, sensors and special apps for the Smart Phones
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Our students need to be comfortable with the information technologies that are inextricably linked to the 21st century skills the work place requires, and teachers need to help pave the way. Via Nik Peachey
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I've always said that the most portable and vital thing for gent is their skill set, much more portable than $, wives,/girlfriends and houses, and that goes the other way for the ladies too, no hating here
Jean-Claude Domenjoz's curator insight,
November 15, 2013 1:19 AM
Liste des compétences: http://www.imls.gov/about/21st_century_skills_list.aspx
VISUAL LITERACY Demonstrate the ability to interpret, recognize, appreciate, and understand information presented through visible actions, objects and symbols, natural or man-made
Peter Evans's curator insight,
November 26, 2013 8:47 AM
I'd suggest a lot of the more innovative university programmes are already doing much of what is suggested here. One thing to emphasise is supporting students to use digital tools specifically for learning as they generally already know how to use these tools. In otherwords, while students may often be digitally competent, they are often less digitally literate in terms of learning processes. Also, what refer to PDAs - surely old tech? 
Miep Carstensen's curator insight,
December 1, 2013 11:14 PM
Sound advice for teachers to incorprate these core competencies in their teaching programmes.
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Next Gen AMD goes to market, everyone else get ready, game on Silcon War Players
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Scanners for freshness of fodd, about time, my milk didn't go bad before I used it all up
Osku Penttinen's curator insight,
November 12, 2013 1:58 PM
With only three of us eating, our fridge has a moderate turn over in food. But there are always packages and jars that are lost at the back of the fridge which no one can remember when they were put there. If it works, this is a great idea to help avoid health issues from very out of date food.
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[WATCH]: Harvard i-lab | The Business of the Internet of Things with Chad Jones « Internet MarketingNew post: [WATCH]: Harvard i-lab | The Business of the Internet of Things with Chad Jones http://t.co/PJNUzhAIVm
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Harvard trying to compete w/ MIT as a showcase of IoT
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Imagine a world filled with hyperlinked smart objects that are constantly interacting over a network to improve user experience IRL.
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Definitely proves the point, assuming the data trend plot line is anywhere reasonable. Now it will come down to execution on the part of Silicon War Players
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Raw Story Seattle police department has network that can track all Wi-Fi enabled devices Raw Story The Seattle Police Department purchased a “mesh network” in February that will be used by emergency responders, but which will also be capable of...
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You could see this one coming, Big Brother / "The Man" doing his thing to spy on people, this will likely be challenged as unconstitutional down the road by the "People for teh American Way?", and others that see it as an invastion of privacy. Seattle Police = 0, individual Human Rights = 1, bad policing, over reaching and unethical application in IoT
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A new patent for a very comprehensive system for controlling connected home devices has been acquired by Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL). The company will be able to (RT @_zeiner: Apple Inc.
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Patents are vital tools in preventing others from doing certain technologies, others will need special skills of Systematic Innovators to ouflank them - Get your TRIZ game on
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The struggle on the mobile market (between Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Samsung) directly influences trends in mobile development.
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Silicon Wars and the trends associated w/ the players
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Organizations are rapidly embracing the use of mobile devices in their business processes, personal lives, and let's face it, a messy blend between the two.
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More security issues to be dealt with
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First, it’s inevitable but we don’t know what it is. By that I mean that much of the raw technology exists, or is demonstrable.
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Man do I love good music when I'm trying to break stuff, this NUC has many applications, I think I'm gonna re-design the NUC for my old company and then sell millions of Intel microprocessors along the way, what do you think?