Monday, May 2, 2016

Top Stories of the Day // May 2, 2016

How Android gets to 100% market share | Major questions arise over Craig Wright’s claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto | Oracle scoops up cloud utilities solution Opower for $532 million | Hulu to compete with Sling TV via new cable TV-like service | The future of apps should be better apps | Strengthening authentication through big data | The tech elite are moving left this election cycle |
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MONDAY, MAY 2 2016 TODAY'S TOP STORIES:
TOP HEADLINE | Matt Heiman

How Android gets to 100% market share

Android commands more than 80 percent of the mobile OS market share globally, and just less than 60 percent in the U.S. But you wouldn't know it here in... Read More…
Mike Butcher

Major questions arise over Craig Wright’s claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto

The tech community is currently pouring scorn on the news that Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright has revealed himself to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.... Read More…
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Oracle scoops up cloud utilities solution Opower for $532 million

Last week Oracle bought Textura for $663 million, giving the database giant a vertical construction solution in the cloud. Today it bought Opower for $532... Read More…
Sarah Perez

Hulu to compete with Sling TV via new cable TV-like service

Sling TV may have some new competition. According to a Sunday night report from The WSJ, Hulu is nearing agreements to license channels from its co-owners Walt... Read More…
CRUNCH NETWORK | Anshu Sharma

The future of apps should be better apps

The future of apps is apps. Read More…
CRUNCH NETWORK | Ben Dickson

Strengthening authentication through big data

The fact that plain passwords are no longer safe to protect our digital identities is no secret. For years, the use of two-factor authentication (2FA) and... Read More…
CRUNCH NETWORK | Gregory Ferenstein

The tech elite are moving left this election cycle

This election cycle, the tech elite are almost exclusively backing liberals: Tesla’s Elon Musk donated to Hillary Clinton, Facebook’s Mark... Read More…
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