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Elliott plays matchmaker again as Mitel hooks up with Polycon

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2016

Enterprise communications giant Mitel Networks Corp. has agreed a $1.96 billion deal to acquire its larger unified communications rival Polycom Inc. The deal marks another successful gambit from the infamous ‘activist investor’ firm Elliott…

Ruby on Rails interpreter finds flaws in a flash

By Mike Wheatley Apr 18, 2016

Hacker bounties may soon be a thing of the past, if the researchers at MIT have anything to do with it. The boffins there have successfully created a Ruby on Rails “interpreter” that’s able…

How to set up Family Sharing now that Apple has ended iTunes Allowances

By Collen Kriel Apr 18, 2016

Apple announced last week that iTunes Allowances is coming to an end. The feature allowed parents to allocate a certain amount on their credit card each month that their children could use for iTunes…

GoPro is launching a new serious VR camera and VR sharing site

By Duncan Riley Apr 17, 2016

Troubled action camera maker GoPro, Inc. has decided it wants a serious slice of the virtual reality (VR) market and has announced that it will unveil new VR cameras and a VR sharing site…

Amazon now offers standalone video only package for $8.99/mth, full Prime access for $10.99/mth

By Duncan Riley Apr 17, 2016

Amazon.com, Inc. is beefing up it efforts in the online video streaming market by announcing that customers will be able to subscribe to the video section of its Prime package on a standalone monthly…

New advanced hybrid malware GozNym said to be targeting bank accounts

By Duncan Riley Apr 17, 2016

A new form of malware has been discovered that is believed to have stolen more than $4 million from American and Canadian banks, according to research published late last week. Dubbed GozNym by International…

Oracle has acquired Israeli Big Data startup Crosswise for $50m

By Duncan Riley Apr 17, 2016

Oracle Corp. has acquired Israeli machine-learning Big Data startup Crosswise, Inc. The price of the acquisition was not officially disclosed but is believed to be $50 million, according to local media. Founded in 2013, Crosswise…

GameStop’s PlayStation VR demos prove brick-and-mortars may still be relevant

By Eric David Apr 15, 2016

GameStop Corp seems to have finally discovered a way to entice people to actually come into their stores in an age when digital downloads are increasingly more popular than physical game copies. The company…

It’s time to ditch QuickTime: Apple stops support for buggy platform on Windows

By Kyt Dotson Apr 15, 2016

If you still have Apple QuickTime still installed on your Windows PC, it’s time to uninstall it now. Apple, Inc. is reportedly ending support for the movie player and on the heels of this…

Earnings preview: What to watch as giants reveal their cards

By Paul Gillin Apr 15, 2016

Quarterly earnings season kicks off in earnest this week, and a lot of attention will be focused on a clutch of top enterprise players that are negotiating difficult transitions. Here’s what to look for…

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Elliott plays matchmaker again as Mitel hooks up with Polycon

Ruby on Rails interpreter finds flaws in a flash

GoPro is launching a new serious VR camera and VR sharing site

Amazon now offers standalone video only package for $8.99/mth, full Prime access for $10.99/mth

New advanced hybrid malware GozNym said to be targeting bank accounts

Oracle has acquired Israeli Big Data startup Crosswise for $50m

GameStop’s PlayStation VR demos prove brick-and-mortars may still be relevant

It’s time to ditch QuickTime: Apple stops support for buggy platform on Windows

Earnings preview: What to watch as giants reveal their cards

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