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Startup Splice Machine recently rolled out its relational database management system (RDBMS) into public beta. Introduced in May 2014, the Splice Machine system combines the Java-based Apache Derby relational database with technology from the Apache HBase NoSQL database,

Selecting the database for modern applications has been a big challenge for some. Refer the below link to choose the best between MongoDB vs MySQL-

Save Contact Form 7 WordPress Plugin allows you to save all contact form 7 entries to database. It also can sort, search & export it in CSV & PDF.

[123 Pages Report] Remote infrastructure management market categorizes the global market by core services as database management, storage management, server management, desktop management, application management, by deployment type, by organization size, by vertical, and by region.

But user data will not be used to customise ads, says CEO. Snapchat users will soon begin watching ads in their 'stories', as the tech start-up looks at generating revenues. Stories let users put together photos and videos and create a kind of slideshow. The stories remain for 24 hours before vanishing from the receiver's database.

CBR investigates how biometrics will reshape IoT and user experience. The Internet of Things will redefine identity management using biometrics to unlock bank apps, email accounts but also cars, homes and personal health databases. By 2016, IoT will drive device and user relationship requirements in 20% of new identity and access management (IAM), with new biometrics to emerge in a key role.

What the customer relationship management cloud company can (and can't) do for you. It's built on top of an Oracle database While most cloud firms go for an open-source technology, Salesforce.com sits on top of Oracle infrastructure - CEO Marc Benioff is an ex-exec of the ERP firm.

Sky View: A cool iphone app to explore the universe. I haven't had a new app that I liked in a while. I downloaded this app about 3 months ago. When you open it, it accesses your camera and points you to celestial bodies in the sky. You can point it to any star or celestial body and will tell you what it is (except for ufo's of course). Once you have fixed on a body, you can take a picture. You can limit it to the Solar System or beyond. The app also comes with a database that provides detailed information about any body that you are observing.