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Upgrades for Zigbee and other Industrial Internet protocols

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2014

This week’s Smart DevOps roundup features a new protocol stack to simplify deployment and management of Industrial-Internet of Things (IoT) network applications, an old alliance aims to unify IoT efforts, and a device that…

Your webcam is being broadcast in Russia! Check this list of hacked cameras

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 21, 2014

If you own a webcam, CCTV, or baby monitor with a video feed, you might want to stop what you are doing and read on. The United Kingdom is warning people from all over…

Pretty Bing gets a facelift with Microsoft update: Can it outshine Yahoo?

By James Farrell Nov 21, 2014

The Bing search engine just became a little more interesting following the latest Microsoft update, which consists of image captions, an information carousel, high-definition (1920×1080) backgrounds and a new menu for Office Online. Microsoft…

Hackers leak logins from PSN, Windows Live, and 2K Games

By Eric David Nov 21, 2014

The hacker group DerpTrolling, who claimed responsibility for the distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack against Blizzard Entertainment during the launch of Warlords of Draenor last week, has leaked login information for 5,604 accounts from…

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Survey: 70 percent of IT pros prefer open source to proprietary software

By Maria Deutscher Nov 21, 2014

An overwhelming majority of IT professionals favor open source software over proprietary alternatives, according to a new study from the Ponemon Institute conducted on behalf of Zimbra Inc., the enterprise collaboration provider. That mirrors a…

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Splice Machine says it has world’s only relational DBMS running on Hadoop

By Maria Deutscher Nov 21, 2014

After two years in development, Splice Machine Inc. is launching what it calls the world’s only Hadoop-based relational database management system (RDBMS) into general availability with the promise of providing a cheaper and more scalable…

Facebook breaks into the drone business – for charity?

By Eric David Nov 21, 2014

Facebook Inc. is rapidly increasing its Connectivity Lab project by adding over a dozen new jobs for aeronautical and thermal engineers, as well as other technicians and specialists. The purpose of the new hires? Drone development.…

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Upgrades for Zigbee and other Industrial Internet protocols

Your webcam is being broadcast in Russia! Check this list of hacked cameras

Pretty Bing gets a facelift with Microsoft update: Can it outshine Yahoo?

Hackers leak logins from PSN, Windows Live, and 2K Games

Survey: 70 percent of IT pros prefer open source to proprietary software

Splice Machine says it has world’s only relational DBMS running on Hadoop

Facebook breaks into the drone business – for charity?

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