Kyt Dotson

Kyt Dotson is a Senior Editor at SiliconAngle and works to cover beats surrounding DevOps, security, gaming, and cutting edge technology. Before joining SiliconAngle, Kyt worked as a software engineer starting at Motorola in Q&A to eventually settle at Pets911.com where he helped build a vast database for pet adoption and a lost and found system. Kyt is a published author who writes science fiction and fantasy works that incorporate ideas from modern-day technological innovation and explore the outcome of living with those technologies.

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HP’s webOS 3.0 Aids Leap into the Personal Cloud with Music, Movies

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

The new Hewlett-Packard TouchPad—and thus it’s webOS 3.0 on that device—will reportedly include apps to connect it to a service that will deliver movies and music to customers. According to the website, PreCentral, HP has released a PowerPoint presentation to subscribers of …

Reported Vulnerability in Skype for Android Exposes Personal Information

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

A vulnerability in Skype’s app for Android has been discovered that exposes names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, contacts, and chat logs. Justin Case over at Android Police published the exploit after downloading a leaked version of Skype Video. He discovered an easy …

Microsoft Gives Augmented Reality a Booster Shot with Windows Phone OS and Kinect Updates

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

Executives from Microsoft Corp. at MIX11, the 2011 Microsoft developers conference in Las Vegas, took their keynote and multiple panels to speak about augmented reality developments in their devices. Specifically, I’m interested in covering innovations built into the upcoming next-gen Windows Phone …

Facebook Finds Safety in Kerry-McCain Privacy Bill; Do-Not-Track Doesn’t Make Cut

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

Seeking to “establish a framework to protect the personal information of All Americans” Sens. John Kerry (D-MA) and John McCain (R-AZ) have proposed privacy legislation that will affect corporate America. The bill will include opt-outs for all information and an opt-in for …

Microsoft Sneaks Internet Explorer 10 Preview onto the Web Even Before IE9 Cools

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

Barely a month after striking the mint on Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft has prepared a demo of their next-generation browser IE10—and they’re inviting you to download and try it out. “Explore a more beautiful web,” says the teaser banner atop the site, …

US Government Big Data Democratization Programs Getting Their Budgets Axed

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

The latest version of the federal budget to materialize from Congressional negotiations in an attempt to prevent rescue the United States government from an impending shutdown may cut data transparency programs by 75%. In an increasingly desperate plea, the Sunlight Foundation, a …

Joe Tucci: Petabyte Scale is Real and Here Today.

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

In every trade, companies, much like people, learn by doing and EMC Corporation is no exception. In today’s cloud, learning by doing means reaching into the fringes and pushing the envelope and it’s obvious to everyone that we’re looking at a petabyte …

Nokia’s Ovi Store’s Success Shines for Symbian but can it Translate to WP7?

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

Today the newswires are all-a-flutter with the brilliant success of Nokia’s Ovi Store and the proliferation of apps that have flooded to the struggling mobile giant. With a jump to 5 million downloads a day from last years 1 million downloads a …

Creative Suite 5.5 Brings Adobe Mobile Apps and Subscription Services

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

Adobe’s most recent foray into the graphics world, Creative Suite 5.5, includes some very interesting changes to their business model—CS5.5, in addition to the traditionally-priced version, will also have a subscription-based model. While the software suite can end up reaching $1,299 to …

Google Rounds Out Future Music Services and Gobbles Up Music Sync Company PushLife

NEWS By KYT DOTSON15 YEARS AGO

Google has acquired the Canadian music synchronization service, PushLife, as of this Monday. A move that should help round out the apps and services the search giant is preparing to wrap up as they move into the Internet music market. According to …

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Latest from Kyt Dotson

Microsoft Gives Augmented Reality a Booster Shot with Windows Phone OS and Kinect Updates

Microsoft Sneaks Internet Explorer 10 Preview onto the Web Even Before IE9 Cools

US Government Big Data Democratization Programs Getting Their Budgets Axed

Nokia’s Ovi Store’s Success Shines for Symbian but can it Translate to WP7?

Creative Suite 5.5 Brings Adobe Mobile Apps and Subscription Services

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