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Students Showcase Programming Skills at UCR's Citrus Hack

More than 400 students competed to create new apps and products in 36-hour hackathon By Sarah Nightingale on October 31, 2016 Share this article: Participants demonstrate their work at Citrus Hack 2016, a hackathon organized by students in UC Riverside’s Bourns College of Engineering. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (www.ucr.edu) — It took 400 students just two sleepless nights […]

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Words to go: AWS mobile app development

As consumers access web content through a growing array of mobile devices, developers must ensure those users can… Sign in for existing members Step 2 of 2: By submitting your personal information, you agree that TechTarget and its partners may contact you regarding relevant content, products and special offers. You also agree that your personal

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Artificial intelligence may be the future of mobile ads, says Forrester report

Move over desktop: Mobile is the future of online purchases and commerce, thanks to its ability to connect with location-based and personalized data. Forrester’s new report “Predictions 2017: Mobile is the Face of Digital,” scheduled to be publicly released Tuesday, explains that mobile has become the new pathway for consumers find brands — and it

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BluBug Internet Of Things Wireless Programming Shield (video)

Developers, makers and hobbyists that are building projects and devices for the Internet of Things may be interested in a small development board which combines a motor shield, Bluetooth shield, Wi-Fi shield, sensor shield and a wireless programming shield into one handy device called the BluBug. Watch the video below to learn more about the

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Myo Armband Creators Thalmic Labs Produced a Massive $120 Capital Funding from Big …

Image Source | Flickr.com Thalmic Labs is a Canada-based wearable technology company, which has recently announced that a whopping amount of $120 million (USD) Series B funding has been confirmed and was made possible and led by Intel Capital, Fidelity Investments Canada and the Amazon Alexa Fund. Image Source | Flickr.com In 2012, Thalmic came

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Telit Introduces World's First Hybrid IoT Modules Combining 3G Cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and …

LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Telit, a global enabler of the Internet of Things (IoT), today announced global commercial availability of the world’s first hybrid IoT modules that combine 3G Cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GNSS into a single package. The new HE922-3GR and WE922-3GR smart module series in the xE922 family are also the first to use the Intel®

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Black Friday 2016: Bargain Android Tablets and the Amazon Fire Tablet

Amazon has set a new standard for low-end Android tablets last year. Android tablet that sell for less than $50 will again be coveted Black Friday deals shoppers will hunt down. The first advertised Black Friday 2016 bargain Android deal already surfaced. The Dollar General Black Friday 2016 ad features a $29 7-inch Android tablet.

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Connected Home: Holiday Edition with Andrea

Technology is revolutionizing the day-to-day lives of consumers! Now we can stay connected to our homes, while making our lives easier, just by using our mobile devices and even using voice recognition! Award-winning Tech Expert Andrea Smith takes a WFTX

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Internet of Things poised to transform cities

The internet of things (IoT) is set to transform municipal life, according to government officials surveyed by the nonprofit trade association Computing Industry Trade Association (CompTIA). “Cities and city leaders are thinking more holistically about different uses of technology that are integrated and bringing different aspects of the city together into a unified whole,” says

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Letter from America: What the DDoS Hack Means to You

31.10.16 As my boss for many years used to say when I requested project approval for something a bit outside the norm: Be careful what you ask for; it may just come true. Last week, the custom integration industry did get the news coverage we’ve always been asking for, but it wasn’t quite for what

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