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Virtualization solves new challenges in an old industry: Book Printing| #VTUG

By Eric David Dec 8, 2014

Virtualization has been key in solving the modern problems facing the printing industry, John Judson, Senior Systems Analyst, Courier Corporation, told theCUBE host Stu Miniman at The Virtualization Technology Users Group (VTUG) in Massachusetts.…

What you missed in the Smart World: Teller-less banks and smart bike

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 8, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features the hazards of owning a smart home, an award-winning voice recognition software update, and a bank that has gone teller-less. For those who missed last week’s Smart World…

Facebook’s big change may hurt small biz and non-profits

By David Coursey Dec 8, 2014

Businesses and non-profits that have depended upon Facebook Inc. for free promotion may soon find it necessary to pay Facebook to deliver their posts to people who have already said they want to receive…

Did Sony PS Network learn nothing from the last major hack attack?

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 8, 2014

What is it with hackers and Sony Corp.? It seems the company has a bull’s eye on its back, making its PlayStation Network an attractive target for attacks. Three years after a major attack on…

Hedgy wants to eliminate Bitcoin volatility

By Duncan Riley Dec 8, 2014

One of the hardest aspects for merchants wishing to offer their services or product in Bitcoin is volatility, with the cryptocurrency being notoriously fickle in its exchange rate. Hedgy wants to eliminate that level…

Price dictates console sales as Xbox One duels with PS4

By James Farrell Dec 8, 2014

For some time now Microsoft’s Xbox One sales have been catching up to Sony Corp.’s PlayStation 4, due to price incentives and, in some part, Microsoft’s improved Xbox marketing strategy. When both consoles went on…

This crap’s for real, and you can buy it with Bitcoin

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 8, 2014

We can buy almost anything online these days, be it clothes, electronics, toys, gadgets, furnitures, cars, properties, even drugs… You name it, it can probably be had somewhere online. But did you know that…

DOSBox vs. ScummVM – What plays old games better?

By Eric David Dec 8, 2014

Video games are still a young medium, but they are now reaching an age where “retro gaming” is an ever increasing market. Sony Computer Entertainment, for example, recently celebrated the 20 year anniversary of PlayStation…

The PlayStation Experience showcases big titles, promises to be annual event

By Eric David Dec 8, 2014

Sony Computer Entertainment’s “PlayStation Experience” (PSX) made waves with gamers this weekend with several big titles showcased at the Las Vegas fan event. “Thanks to all of you, PlayStation 4 is the fastest selling console of…

Facebook charms China’s head internet regulator

By Eric David Dec 8, 2014

Despite being blocked in China since 2009, Facebook Inc. recently welcomed Lu Wei, the minister of China’s Cyberspace Administration, to its Menlo Park campus in California. A Chinese government-run newspaper released an article showing that Lu toured…

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Virtualization solves new challenges in an old industry: Book Printing| #VTUG

What you missed in the Smart World: Teller-less banks and smart bike

Facebook’s big change may hurt small biz and non-profits

Did Sony PS Network learn nothing from the last major hack attack?

Hedgy wants to eliminate Bitcoin volatility

Price dictates console sales as Xbox One duels with PS4

This crap’s for real, and you can buy it with Bitcoin

DOSBox vs. ScummVM – What plays old games better?

The PlayStation Experience showcases big titles, promises to be annual event

Facebook charms China’s head internet regulator

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