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Windows 10 tips and tricks: How to uninstall apps and programs

By Collen Kriel Feb 3, 2016

Finding and installing apps in the Windows Store is an easy process and uninstalling apps or programs in Windows 10 has also become a very straightforward process. In Windows 10, you are able to…

SDN is rapidly consuming the enterprise, survey finds

By Mike Wheatley Feb 3, 2016

A rapid rise in production deployments means that software-defined networking (SDN) is moving beyond the ‘hype’ phase to take the enterprise “by storm” according to a new report. The survey, SDN Growth Takes IT…

Yahoo says “adieu” to 15 percent of its staff

By Mike Wheatley Feb 3, 2016

Yahoo! Inc. yesterday confirmed rumors that it’s to layoff 15 percent of its workforce and close down some of its online services as part of a major new turnaround plan. The struggling Web giant…

Google’s cloud gets flashy, but no word on revenues

By Mike Wheatley Feb 3, 2016

Google has gone and boosted the capacity of its cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) platform in what can only be interpreted as a bid to tempt more customers to try and its cloudy wares. Details of…

Google open-sources its Seesaw load-balancing software

By Mike Wheatley Feb 3, 2016

Google is giving up yet another of its internal projects to the open-source world. Its latest contribution is called Seesaw, and it’s described as a load-balancing platform based on Linux built using Google’s Go…

Bitcoin Group fails to raise desired amount on ASX IPO bookbuild

By Duncan Riley Feb 2, 2016

Australian Bitcoin mining firm Bitcoin Group Ltd.’s initial public offering (IPO) hasn’t been the success the company had hoped with a bookbuild for the float managing to raise only 30 percent of the funds…

There’s a hacker in there: Security vulnerabilities found in Fisher Price, hereO GPS kids toys

By Duncan Riley Feb 2, 2016

New research from cybersecurity firm Rapid7, Inc. has discovered that two popular devices aimed at children have shipped with security vulnerabilities that would allow the devices to be accessed by nefarious third parties. The…

Microsoft said to have acquired SwiftKey for $250m in possible AI buy

By Duncan Riley Feb 2, 2016

In what could be one of the more interesting buys in recent times, Microsoft Corp. is reported to have acquired SwiftKey (TouchType Ltd.) the maker of a predictive keyboard for iOS and Android devices.…

Report: Apple to launch new 4″ iPhone, iPad Air, something Apple Watch related March 15

By Duncan Riley Feb 2, 2016

New releases across Apple, Inc.’s range of devices could be coming sooner than expected with a report Tuesday that a launch event is currently scheduled for March 15. 9to5mac claims that the event will…

The highlights and hazards of IoT services: Security, simplification and techno-weenies | #dellone5ten

By Gabriel Pesek Feb 2, 2016

Security, simplification and techno-weenies: How the Internet of Things (IoT) will overcome early adoption issues. Among the many attendees of Dell, Inc.’s 1-5-10 Series IoT Discussion in San Francisco, several stars of IT analysis, advising…

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Windows 10 tips and tricks: How to uninstall apps and programs

SDN is rapidly consuming the enterprise, survey finds

Yahoo says “adieu” to 15 percent of its staff

Google open-sources its Seesaw load-balancing software

Bitcoin Group fails to raise desired amount on ASX IPO bookbuild

There’s a hacker in there: Security vulnerabilities found in Fisher Price, hereO GPS kids toys

Microsoft said to have acquired SwiftKey for $250m in possible AI buy

Report: Apple to launch new 4″ iPhone, iPad Air, something Apple Watch related March 15

The highlights and hazards of IoT services: Security, simplification and techno-weenies | #dellone5ten

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