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European code collaboration startup bags $1.5 million to overthrow GitHub

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2015

While the typical enterprise startup is lucky to attract a handful of users to help bolster its funding pitch before securing an initial seed investment, GitLab B.V. boasts of having signed up more than 100,000.…

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Teradata taps Cloudera to power next-gen Hadoop appliance

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2015

The latest iteration of Teradata Corp.’s Hadoop appliance is making its official debut this morning with several major surprises, the biggest of which is the landmark addition of support for Cloudera Inc.’s popular distribution…

SpyAware lets you spy on the apps that spy on you

By Collen Kriel Jul 9, 2015

Privacy Sentry Corp., a firm that provides security software for mobile devices, today announced an update to its SpyAware app for Android. SpyAware 1.5 shows Android users which apps are transmitting data, how much…

Next likely steps for Microsoft mobile

By James Farrell Jul 9, 2015

After announcing a layoff of up to 7,800 employees (a massive 7% of workforce) at Microsoft, most of which will affect employees working in the company’s phone business, we might wonder what happens next.…

watchOS 2 beta 3 is out: Here’s what you should know

By Collen Kriel Jul 9, 2015

Apple unveiled the next iteration of its operating system for Apple Watch, watchOS 2, at its Worldwide Developers conference in June. New features included three new watch faces – displaying Time Lapse images, single…

iOS 9 beta 3 brings Apple Music, Apple News, Selfie albums, more

By Collen Kriel Jul 9, 2015

One month after revealing iOS 9 and seeding the first developer beta, Apple has rolled out the third iOS 9 beta – likely the last developer beta before iOS 9 goes into public beta…

Yahoo launches paying fantasy sports competitions, but is it legal?

By Duncan Riley Jul 9, 2015

Yahoo, Inc. has decided it wants a large slice of the burgeoning fantasy sports market with a new product that allows fans to wager real money on their picks Called Yahoo Sports Daily Fantasy,…

Latest iOS 9 beta improves security, includes support for two-factor authentication

By Collen Kriel Jul 9, 2015

Apple has unveiled a new two-factor authentication process set to go into effect in the upcoming iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan software releases. The new authentication process, revealed in a support document,…

Nokia builds drones to inspect telco network towers

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2015

Nokia Networks is teaming up with the Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company, which prefers to go by the much simpler name of Du, to design drones that can help the company test and analyze its…

IBM announces 7nm chips breakthrough to keep Moore’s Law alive

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2015

IBM Research announced a major breakthrough on Thursday, saying it’s built the world’s first fully-functional 7 nanometer node test chips, in conjunction with partners GlobalFoundries In., Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., and the SUNY Polytechnic…

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European code collaboration startup bags $1.5 million to overthrow GitHub

Teradata taps Cloudera to power next-gen Hadoop appliance

SpyAware lets you spy on the apps that spy on you

Next likely steps for Microsoft mobile

watchOS 2 beta 3 is out: Here’s what you should know

iOS 9 beta 3 brings Apple Music, Apple News, Selfie albums, more

Yahoo launches paying fantasy sports competitions, but is it legal?

Latest iOS 9 beta improves security, includes support for two-factor authentication

Nokia builds drones to inspect telco network towers

IBM announces 7nm chips breakthrough to keep Moore’s Law alive

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