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Syncsort updates DMX platform to ease Hadoop integration

By Mike Wheatley Feb 17, 2015

Syncsort is stepping up its game in Big Data, releasing an updated version of its data migration software that makes it easier for large organizations to extract information from legacy silos into platforms like…

NSA-linked “Equation Group” caught hiding spying software in hard disk firmware

By Duncan Riley Feb 16, 2015

A new report from security software provider Kaspersky Lab has found that a group they’ve dubbed “Equation Group” has been hiding spying software deep within hard drives made by leading manufacturers including Seagate and…

Have game mods gone too far? Selfies, Ponies, and more

By Eric David Feb 16, 2015

Mods (short for “modifications”) are often singled out as one of the primary benefits of gaming on a PC as opposed to a console. Fan-made mods can be as simple as minor quality of…

Newest iPhone rumors: 3D display, iOS 9 features

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 16, 2015

What will the next iPhone look like, and when will it be released? Will Apple release two iPhones this year? What new features will the new iPhone come with? And will it be something…

Where to buy a charger for the New Nintendo 3DS XL

By Saroj Kar Feb 16, 2015

Nintendo Co., Ltd. is all set to release the new Nintendo 3DS XL in the US. The announcement has been met with much fanfare and interest in the new technology for this new handheld console.…

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Why Facebook will replace horoscopes: Exploring the business of data

By Kristen Nicole Feb 16, 2015

Can Facebook replace daily horoscopes? Given the hoards of social graph data in its warehouses, a social media network like Facebook could very well have enough information on users to provide useful recommendations on…

Multiple Bitcoin exchanges go offline over weekend, several hacked: BTER.com, Exco.in, HitBTC

By Kyt Dotson Feb 16, 2015

Over the past week several Bitcoin exchange services suffered time offline. BTER.com reported a loss of 7170 BTC due to a hack, complaints report that HitBTC is experiencing a service interruption, and Exco.in suspended…

What you missed in the Smart World: Speedy HIV tests, smart bed covers

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 16, 2015

This week’s Smart World Series features a smart bed cover, a smartphone dongle that tests for the HIV virus, biometric trends for the smart home and a smart home security market plagued with flaws,…

“The Order: 1886” dev answers criticisms of short play-time, long cutscenes

By Eric David Feb 16, 2015

Should short games be cheaper? According to some of the first people to play through a leaked copy of Ready at Dawn Studio’s The Order: 1886, the answer is “yes.” But the Californian game developer…

Language and Big Data: Mapping social media with words

By Eric David Feb 16, 2015

Location data may allow smartphone apps to use cell tower and GPS to pinpoint where you are in the world, but there is something less obvious in your tweets and status updates that can give…

the latest

Syncsort updates DMX platform to ease Hadoop integration

NSA-linked “Equation Group” caught hiding spying software in hard disk firmware

Have game mods gone too far? Selfies, Ponies, and more

Newest iPhone rumors: 3D display, iOS 9 features

Where to buy a charger for the New Nintendo 3DS XL

Multiple Bitcoin exchanges go offline over weekend, several hacked: BTER.com, Exco.in, HitBTC

What you missed in the Smart World: Speedy HIV tests, smart bed covers

“The Order: 1886” dev answers criticisms of short play-time, long cutscenes

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