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PlayStation has no plans to follow Xbox’s example with backwards compatibility

By Eric David Jun 19, 2015

Microsoft Corp surprised Xbox fans at this year’s E3 by announcing that it would be introducing backwards compatibility to Xbox One. Meanwhile, fans of the PlayStation 4 eagerly awaited for Sony Corp to announce…

The Division developer Massive Entertainment cancels mobile companion app | #E32015

By Kyt Dotson Jun 19, 2015

It appears that Tom Clancy’s The Division won’t be bringing their friends into the game via mobile and tablets after all. Massive Entertainment (aka Ubisoft Massive) confirmed to IGN today that the tablet app…

Filling the industry’s educational needs for data scientists | #SparkInsight

By Amber Johnson Jun 19, 2015

Galvanize is part of what John Furrier calls IBM’s “Million Developer March.” Mike Tamir, chief science officer at Galvanize, describes his institution as a “teaching hospital for data scientists and web developers of the…

Steam Spy creator sheds light on how Steam users buy and play games

By Eric David Jun 19, 2015

Valve Corp does not give out much information regarding the millions of people who use its digital game platform, Steam, and that makes it difficult for developers and marketers to get a handle on the…

Data is the next natural research | #SparkInsight

By Amber Johnson Jun 19, 2015

“The decade and maybe even the century is defined by the data and analytics. It’s why we call it the insight economy. Spark is the analytics operating system for that to just unlock that…

It’s time and we are capable | #WomenInTech

By Ariana Gradow Jun 19, 2015

A few weeks ago I was sitting in a room with hundreds of Silicon Valley’s most powerful and intelligent women, yet the energy was light, the smiles were abundant and the walls we women…

Smart homes driving most revenue in IoT markets

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 19, 2015

This week’s Smart DevOps roundup features a study that reveals the monetization in Internet of Things (IoT) apps, a partnership to deliver cloud PaaS to IoT developers, and a company that’s adopting a new…

WhatsApp gets a failing grade on EFF privacy scorecard

By Eric David Jun 19, 2015

Privacy is a growing concern in the digital age, and few companies find themselves being criticised for how they handle user privacy more than Facebook Inc. Apparently some of those problems also extend to the…

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Wikibon view: IBM legitimizing Spark to compete with Hadoop

By Bert Latamore Jun 19, 2015

IBM has legitimized Spark and wants to shift the axis of Big Data processing, the way it did the operating system world when it committed to Linux across all its platforms 16 years ago,…

The New Cybersecurity is about spotting attacks, not preventing them

By David Coursey Jun 19, 2015

What say we just give up on preventing cyberattacks? Let’s accept that securing all endpoints is impossible and humans can always be duped. Preventing entry is a losing battle. Better to concentrate on noticing…

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PlayStation has no plans to follow Xbox’s example with backwards compatibility

The Division developer Massive Entertainment cancels mobile companion app | #E32015

Filling the industry’s educational needs for data scientists | #SparkInsight

Steam Spy creator sheds light on how Steam users buy and play games

Data is the next natural research | #SparkInsight

It’s time and we are capable | #WomenInTech

WhatsApp gets a failing grade on EFF privacy scorecard

Wikibon view: IBM legitimizing Spark to compete with Hadoop

The New Cybersecurity is about spotting attacks, not preventing them

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