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Android's Material Design reaches into Linux

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Android's Material Design reaches into Linux

A new OS has been proposed, based on Linux and Android's Material Design specifications. Jack Wallen opens up his hat of supposition to imagine the possibilities this platform could bring to life.

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Big data will enhance healthcare, but to whose benefit?

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Big data will enhance healthcare, but to whose benefit?

Big-data technology will eventually underpin the healthcare system, though to what extent and what that means to patients are questions needing to be asked.

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IoT should be the Cloud of Things, says Pertino's CMO

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IoT should be the Cloud of Things, according to Pertino's Todd Krautkremer

Pertino CMO Todd Krautkremer believes the Internet of Things should be called the Cloud of Things, since you can only derive its full benefit through cloud computing and storage.

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