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Sign-ups for free HTC Vive VR dev kits are now available

By Eric David Apr 22, 2015

The gaming community was both surprised and intrigued when Valve Corp and HTC Corp announced their virtual reality partnership earlier this year during HTC’s Mobile World Congress presentation. The HTC Vive VR headset is…

YouTube cuts support to older iOS devices and smart TVs

By Eric David Apr 22, 2015

Google has decided that it is no longer worth supporting YouTube on older devices, so the company has announced that it will be pulling the plug on several outdated systems, including older Apple TVs,…

Cyberattackers go ‘phishing’ for corporate victims

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2015

Cyberattackers are increasingly focusing their attacks on businesses rather than consumers, according to a new study by security company ProofPoint Inc. The current favored tactic is to exploit the fatigue of middle managers whose…

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VMware is becoming a Linux distributor to compete with container rivals

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2015

The old saying, “if you can’t beat ’em, join’ em” rang true this week with the introduction of a free Linux distribution from VMware, Inc., the proprietary kingpin of the server world. The move…

VMware earnings top analysts’ expectations

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2015

VMware Inc. might be worried about the threat posed to its business by containers, but its financial health is looking better than ever following yet another fine quarterly earnings report. The company has just…

Google plans a ‘faster’ Internet with its QUIC protocol

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2015

Few readers will remember, but it was almost two years ago that Google announced it was experimenting with a new way to speed up Internet traffic using a protocol it calls QUIC (Quick UDP…

Will Microsoft mount a challenge in the virtual reality gaming space with HoloLens? New move suggests yes

By James Farrell Apr 22, 2015

While we haven’t seen too much of what Microsoft’s augmented reality headset, HoloLens, is capable of, we were given a glimpse of its almost science fiction capabilities in January this year at the company’s Windows…

Report: Path in talks with Kakao Talk to sell social networking app Path Classic

By Collen Kriel Apr 22, 2015

Path Inc. is reportedly in “serious talks” with South Korean messaging app KakaoTalk, regarding the acquisition of their social networking app Path Classic, according to sources familiar with the deal who spoke to Re/code.…

5 game-changing wearable developments for 2015

By Collen Kriel Apr 22, 2015

The wearables market is growing – fast. Research service BI Intelligence estimates that the global wearables market is set to grow at a compound annual rate of 35 percent over the next five years,…

Apple Watch default app creator Belle Gibson confesses: I never had cancer

By Duncan Riley Apr 22, 2015

Belle Gibson, the disgraced creator of the default Apple Watch app The Whole Pantry has finally confessed publicly that her various cancer stories were complete works of fiction. Gibson, who we first covered back in March,…

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Sign-ups for free HTC Vive VR dev kits are now available

YouTube cuts support to older iOS devices and smart TVs

Cyberattackers go ‘phishing’ for corporate victims

VMware is becoming a Linux distributor to compete with container rivals

VMware earnings top analysts’ expectations

Google plans a ‘faster’ Internet with its QUIC protocol

Will Microsoft mount a challenge in the virtual reality gaming space with HoloLens? New move suggests yes

Report: Path in talks with Kakao Talk to sell social networking app Path Classic

5 game-changing wearable developments for 2015

Apple Watch default app creator Belle Gibson confesses: I never had cancer

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