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Locked Out of Your Office, House or Car? - There is a Cloud App for That

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KeyMe Kiosks Expanding its National Reach Photo Courtesy of KeyMe Anyone that has ever been locked out of their office, house, car, or apartment knows that calling a locksmith is costly and time consuming. Besides the seemingly endless waiting for the locksmith to arrive, it can easily cost hundreds of dollars to get a lock opened, fixed and/or replaced. According to HomeAdvisor, the average locksmith visit is over $150 but can easily top $250 depending on your location and needs. Now there is a new, high-tech way to avoid the cost and get your locks opened for a fraction of the price – KeyMe .

Roblox Makes Young Developer's Imaginations and Dreams Come True

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At this year's Game Developer's Conference, the noticeable uncertainty was the future of console vs. mobile vs. cloud gaming and which one will eventually win out. Forward to the 2015 Maker Faire, we caught up with Roblox , the biggest player in the cloud/online MMO gaming arena. Our, Greg Viloria (aka Social Greg), interviews Rick Silvestrini of Roblox on the current status of the game platform. Notably, what makes them a big player amongst young game developers and leader in the online gaming arena is the 5M active users and an active developers platform sporting $2M in payouts to date. Check out our interview!

Amazon Echo - First Hand Look #mediacenter #homeaudio

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Our initial impressions of the Amazon Echo, in short two thumbs way up. If you are an Amazon Prime member this device is a no brainer and if you can get it at the $99 promotional price it's an absolute must have. The features, performance and high quality hardware are fantastic. I've noticed children love this device especially given it's tie in with wikipedia. Besides the entertainment factor the educational factor could be the hidden killer feature that in my opinion propel this device from a geek to mass adopted consumer hit. My wishlist of features: Fast forward what your listening to (not to be confused with skipping to next song/item). Read Audible audio books. Some sort of calendar integration. Some sort of phone/messaging integration. See more about the Echo at Amazon .

Mobile and Cloud Trends for Consumers and Business in 2014

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Photo by  Umberto Brayj What's 2014 going to be like for Mobile and Cloud? for Consumers? for Businesses. We have Eliot Sun , CEO of  kloudless , open up his tech fortune cookies for his take on mobile devices and cloud technology for consumers and businesses.  They are synonymous. Watch or listen as Eliot discusses the co-dependent nature of mobile devices and cloud technology in 2014.

Nerd Stalker Live: 2014 Mobile and Cloud Trends with Kloudless CEO, Eliot Sun

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Join us live for 2014 Mobile and Cloud Trends where Eliot Sun of Kloudless will be discussing how mobile shapes the Cloud and how the Cloud will support mobile.

Increasing Email Productivity Via the Cloud

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How do you make your email work better? We interview Eliot Sun, CEO of kloudless , whose browser plug-in for Chrome and Firefox allows you to seamlessly drive data from email to your cloud storage. Watch or listen as Eliot talks about kloudless, the issues surrounding productivity across apps and the integration of work environments. 

Will a disaster like hurricane Sandy finally get start ups to take server location seriously?

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The Next Facebook? WebGreek #81

WebGreek is a simple to use, but powerful management solution for all levels of the Greek system. Isn't this how Facebook started? Nerd Stalker interviews CEO Patrick Allen at a recent Plug And Play expo in Silicon Valley. With WebGreek, Greek letter chapters and councils will be able to collect and manage money for rent and more online, increase event attendance, share files with ease, stay in touch with instant SMS/email tool, and easily manage their website. In addition this technology can be easily white labeled for use in any type of collaborative or group scenario.

PBwiki - Nerd Stalker #17

Nerd Stalker attends the SF New Tech meetup where we got a chance to speak with Mark Christian, Software engineer at PBwiki . PBwiki was there to announce their new API with the hopes that developers will see it as a rich platform for wiki data pulls, push's, and more. PBwiki is the world's largest provider of hosted business and educational wikis. They host over 550,000 wikis, serve millions of users per month. They are making a push into the enterprise with Sharepoint squarely in their sites. See a live PBwiki demo .