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New iOS 10.2 beta 2 features: new TV app with single sign-on, Siri live tune-In and more

By Collen Kriel Nov 7, 2016

A week after seeding the first iOS 10.2 beta test to developers, Apple Inc. has now seeded the second version. The latest features for iOS 10.2 beta 2 include the new TV app, which…

Women in Tech

Here’s a prime example of how day care can help retain women in tech

By Guest Author Nov 7, 2016

By Alicia Mies and Peter Maroulis Lucy Leon, glasses perched on her head, shuffles papers with the biographical information of roughly 40 children of the most powerful women in the tech industry. Leon’s workspace…

BlockApps brings power of blockchain as a service to China

By Kyt Dotson Nov 7, 2016

BlockApps, a startup focused on bringing the Etherium blockchain to enterprise companies, has announced the introduction of blockchain as a Service in China during the International Blockchain Week 2016 in Shanghai. Blockchains are a…

Women in Tech

Bringing back JFK style: Can NASA’s mission to Mars inspire more women in tech? | #GuestOfTheWeek

By Marlene Den Bleyker Nov 7, 2016

In December, a movie called Hidden Figures will be hitting the theaters. The story is about an unknown team of three African-American women who were actively working at NASA to support the Friendship 7 mission…

Cloud

Google adds new testing, analytics features to its Firebase backend as a service

By Maria Deutscher Nov 7, 2016

Building and testing mobile applications could soon become a much more streamlined experience for developers who rely on Google Inc.’s cloud-based Firebase toolkit. At an event in Berlin today, the search giant introduced a…

How one health care firm cut hosting costs in half with cloud scheduling

By Paul Gillin Nov 7, 2016

Would you spend $99 per month to save $15,000? That’s effectively what Tristar Medical Group did. The company deployed a cloud scheduling tool to nearly halve cloud hosting costs by automatically shutting down Amazon…

Report claims U.S. will attack Russian critical systems if it finds election interference

By Duncan Riley Nov 7, 2016

With the Presidential election only one day away, the threat of a future cyberwar between Russia and the United States is looking more likely, at least according to a report claiming that U.S. military…

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New iOS 10.2 beta 2 features: new TV app with single sign-on, Siri live tune-In and more

Here’s a prime example of how day care can help retain women in tech

BlockApps brings power of blockchain as a service to China

Bringing back JFK style: Can NASA’s mission to Mars inspire more women in tech? | #GuestOfTheWeek

Google adds new testing, analytics features to its Firebase backend as a service

Report claims U.S. will attack Russian critical systems if it finds election interference

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