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Microsoft’s Edge browser finally gets long-awaited extensions

By James Farrell Mar 18, 2016

It’s been sometime coming, but extensions for Microsoft’s Edge browser are finally here – for Windows Insiders in the Fast ring at least. Microsoft just announced that Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14291 will…

5 secure email services to encrypt your email in 2016 | #encryption

By Collen Kriel Mar 18, 2016

Believe it or not, email is still a very popular means of communication. There are more than 2.5 billion email users worldwide sending 122,500,453,020 emails every hour and chances are you’re one of them.…

Stack Overflow survey: JavaScript is No. 1, but Spark is where the big bucks are

By Mike Wheatley Mar 18, 2016

Stack Overflow, the popular developer forum and online hangout, has just released the results of its 2016 Stack Overflow Developer Survey, which is considered by many to be one of the best takes on…

Google gives up on robots, looks to sell Boston Dynamics

By Mike Wheatley Mar 18, 2016

If you were worried that Google was plotting to take over the world with its impressively horrifying robotic creations designed with the military in mind, well there’s good news – that’s not going to…

Google open-sources its load balancing train, Maglev

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2016

Google says it’s going to open-source its Maglev load-balancing tool to developers, in a move that will also provide a boost to its own infrastructure. Google engineers Daniel Eisenbud and Paul Newson explained in…

The many uses of virtual reality at #GDC16

By Robert Pleasant Mar 17, 2016

There’s no question that the main theme of the 2016 Game Developers Conference is virtual reality; it seemed at times that every vendor who wanted a crowd needed some level of virtual reality to…

PlayStation VR won’t be sold at a loss, says Shuhei Yoshida

By Eric David Mar 17, 2016

With the costs associated with most virtual reality devices being exceptionally high, you might expect Sony Corp to sell its new PlayStation VR at a loss to draw consumers in, but according to Sony Worldwide Studios…

Meet the OZO: Nokia’s virtual reality surround camera for professionals

By Kyt Dotson Mar 17, 2016

As virtual reality makes inroads into consumer living rooms with the release of the Vive, Rift and PlayStation VR, professionals will be looking for ways to produce content for these upcoming platforms and Nokia…

Datameer Cloud removes barrier to big data analytics

By Michelle Davidson Mar 17, 2016

In an effort to bring down the barrier between business analysts and big data analytics, Datameer Inc. today announced Datameer Cloud. Running on Microsoft Azure HDInsight, Datameer Cloud provides one-stop self-service big data analytics—available…

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Toshiba to spend $3.2BN on cutting-edge new 3D flash plant

By Maria Deutscher Mar 17, 2016

The world’s supply of 3D NAND memory will increase significantly in the coming years if Toshiba Corp. succeeds with its latest venture. The Japanese technology giant is preparing to start construction on a cutting-edge…

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Microsoft’s Edge browser finally gets long-awaited extensions

5 secure email services to encrypt your email in 2016 | #encryption

Stack Overflow survey: JavaScript is No. 1, but Spark is where the big bucks are

Google gives up on robots, looks to sell Boston Dynamics

Google open-sources its load balancing train, Maglev

The many uses of virtual reality at #GDC16

PlayStation VR won’t be sold at a loss, says Shuhei Yoshida

Meet the OZO: Nokia’s virtual reality surround camera for professionals

Datameer Cloud removes barrier to big data analytics

Toshiba to spend $3.2BN on cutting-edge new 3D flash plant

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