By Andy Marken

Most who watch big sporting events like Soccer's World Cup, the Olympics or March Madness are only concerned about who is going to win.

Then there are the rest of us who wonder how many petabytes of video, Facebook comments, legal/illegal YouTube mashups and tweets they're adding to Big Data.

By Andy Marken

If you stretch real hard, gamers just might put some buzz/fun back into PC/CE technology like Jim Warren's Computer Faire did back in the Neanderthal days of the industry.

Warren liked his parties and ensuring everyone having a good time so he probably would have wondered about this year's IGDA (International Game Developers Association) closing party... a bunch of scantily clad dancing girls.

Eduardo Darino Exhibit to Feature Decades of Technical Advancements Made in Film/Animation

For many players attempting to cut costs and boost margins, the natural strategy is to collaborate with more channel partners.

By Andy Marken

We recently switched from posting some of our documents from Google's Gdrive (not as catchy as iDrive but...) to dropbox. Gdrive had "issues" and if the work doesn't fit into Google's agenda, you're left hanging.

The Bangkok Post reported Post Publishing, its parent company, will be producing Forbes Thailand in June 2013, with a target circulation of 100k copies per month, reports Christel Lee from PrintWorld Asia. Supakorn Vejjajiva, the chief operating officer of Post Publishing was quoted as saying.

By Andy Marken

To me, the most exciting part of the computer and consumer electronics industries is also one of the dullest ... storage.

Oh sure, we like the new smartphones, tablets, ultra ultra HDTVs and ultrabooks they showed at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) and all the bling folks come up with to personalize them; but really, without storage they're just...

By Andy Marken

People want (O.K., expect) free searches on the web, free places to post all their really interesting information, free places to park stuff – documents, videos, photos, comments.