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How Sprint is making customer service social

By Paul Gillin Jul 7, 2015

Ever since @ComcastCares kicked off the social media customer service revolution seven years ago, companies have been evolving and refining their approach to handling customer service issues in a proliferating number of channels in…

The perfect storm for a data breach

By Don Brooks Jul 7, 2015

When a severe storm hits, the destruction is palpable -homes flattened, trees on cars blocking yards and streets, and families displaced oftentimes losing all of their belongings. It’s a horrific scene most of us…

Doom producer promises the new game will be “a skill-based experience”

By Eric David Jul 7, 2015

While Doom may not have been the first first-person shooter, it certainly helped both define and popularize the genre, and the next title in the series – also called Doom – promises to be a return…

Final edition of Windows 10 will be with PC makers by the end of the week

By James Farrell Jul 7, 2015

Microsoft is making history with Windows 10, the operating system that we’ve been told is the last in a long line due to the fact this OS will receive ongoing constant updates. Windows chief…

Big Data to accelerate Tour de France coverage

By Mike Wheatley Jul 7, 2015

South African IT firm Dimension Data Plc., a subsidiary of NTT Group, has achieved something of a coup by being selected as the Official Technology Partner of the Tour de France. The company is…

Samsung to post Q2 profit decline on back of incorrect Galaxy S6 sales expectations

By Collen Kriel Jul 7, 2015

Samsung Electronics Co. on Tuesday forecast a second-quarter profit decline following a combination of lower than expected demand for its Galaxy S6 smartphone and shortages of its Galaxy S6 Edge model. The South Korean…

Google dips its toes into the ridesharing space with test of new service in Israel

By Duncan Riley Jul 7, 2015

Google has decided it wants a piece of the ridesharing app pie by adding the feature via its Waze app, and a new app called “RideWith” in Israel for the first time. If you’ve…

Material Design Lite brings Google’s design language to websites

By Collen Kriel Jul 7, 2015

It has been a little over a year since Google introduced Material Design and in that time the design language has permeated the Android operating system, Android and iOS apps, and web apps. On…

Avaya deal with Steel ORCA delivers “next-generation software-defined data center”

By Duncan Riley Jul 7, 2015

Avaya, Inc. and Steel ORCA, Inc. have announced a strategic relationship that will see them both build what they describe as a “next-generation software-defined data center.” Under the partnership, Steel ORCA will standardize its…

Rumor: Apple imposes co-designed packaging on third-party accessories sold in Apple Stores

By Collen Kriel Jul 7, 2015

Apple is known to be obsessive and passionate over its product packaging and now it appears the Cupertino giant is extending that attitude to the packaging of third-party accessories sold in its retail stores.…

the latest

The perfect storm for a data breach

Doom producer promises the new game will be “a skill-based experience”

Final edition of Windows 10 will be with PC makers by the end of the week

Big Data to accelerate Tour de France coverage

Samsung to post Q2 profit decline on back of incorrect Galaxy S6 sales expectations

Google dips its toes into the ridesharing space with test of new service in Israel

Material Design Lite brings Google’s design language to websites

Avaya deal with Steel ORCA delivers “next-generation software-defined data center”

Rumor: Apple imposes co-designed packaging on third-party accessories sold in Apple Stores

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