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Nikkei report paints a disturbing picture of Konami

By Eric David Aug 3, 2015

Konami Corp has created some of the most memorable games of the last 30 years, including Frogger, Contra, Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid, but the Japanese game studio’s reputation has suffered over the last year…

What you missed in Big Data; A new era for marketing automation

By Maria Deutscher Aug 3, 2015

Marketing made a comeback into the analytics discussion last week after Radius Intelligence Inc. raised a hefty $50 million from investors to support the development of its business-to-business targeting service. The funding caps off…

Windows 10: It’s not really free

By James Farrell Aug 3, 2015

Microsoft’s new OS, Windows 10, has so far gained widespread popularity. While we reported that there had been 14 million downloads a day after its release, Windows Central claims that a Microsoft employee secretly…

Publisher announcement kills ‘Red Ash’ Kickstarter enthusiasm

By Eric David Aug 3, 2015

Finally proving that nostalgia-pandering Kickstarter Inc. campaigns do not always succeed, Mega Man Legends spiritual successor Red Ash is currently almost $300,000 short of its funding goal with only six hours left in its campaign, but this…

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What you missed in Cloud: Go big or go home

By Maria Deutscher Aug 3, 2015

As if more proof was required of how high the stakes have become in the public cloud, Alibaba Holding Group Ltd. pledged to make a ten-figure investment in its infrastructure-as-a-service arm last week to…

Audi, BMW and Daimler snap up Nokia’s HERE Maps for $3B

By Mike Wheatley Aug 3, 2015

Nokia Corp. has put an end to weeks of rumors surrounding the fate of its HERE Maps, announcing that it’s sold the service to a consortium of German car makers for $3 billion (€2.8…

Beware: Stealth ransomware posing as Windows 10 installer

By Mike Wheatley Aug 3, 2015

Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the Windows 10 rollout to try and trick unsuspecting netizens into downloading a particularly nasty variant of ransomware, according to reports. First reports of the malware came from Cisco…

Azul launches “health check” for Apache Cassandra deployments

By Mike Wheatley Aug 3, 2015

Azul Systems, Inc., has just released a new tool to help enterprises optimize their Apache Cassandra deployments on the fly. Azul is a developer of runtime platforms for executing Java-based applications, and Cassandra HealthCheck…

Latest iPhone 6s rumors: Leaked images and supply chain tittle-tattle

By Collen Kriel Aug 3, 2015

With the expected launch of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus now less than two months away, separate sets of images have leaked over the weekend purporting to show off a prototype of the…

Apple Watch supplier falls short of break-even point in Q2, sales volume remains a mystery

By Collen Kriel Aug 3, 2015

Speculation continues as to how many Apple Watches were sold during the wearable’s first three months of availability. Apple has shared a few metrics by which we can guess, analysts have a wide range…

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Nikkei report paints a disturbing picture of Konami

What you missed in Big Data; A new era for marketing automation

Windows 10: It’s not really free

Publisher announcement kills ‘Red Ash’ Kickstarter enthusiasm

What you missed in Cloud: Go big or go home

Audi, BMW and Daimler snap up Nokia’s HERE Maps for $3B

Beware: Stealth ransomware posing as Windows 10 installer

Azul launches “health check” for Apache Cassandra deployments

Latest iPhone 6s rumors: Leaked images and supply chain tittle-tattle

Apple Watch supplier falls short of break-even point in Q2, sales volume remains a mystery

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