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BlackBerry confirms ‘self-destructing’ smartphone in Boeing team up

By Collen Kriel Dec 22, 2014

BlackBerry Ltd. announced on Friday that it is working with Boeing Co. on a high-security Android-based smartphone which can self-destruct if meddled with. “We’re pleased to announce that Boeing is collaborating with BlackBerry to…

Report: Apple Pay claimed 1% of all digital payment dollars in November

By Collen Kriel Dec 22, 2014

Apple Pay, a mobile payments service in relative infancy, is showing impressive early adoption numbers according to a new ITG Investment Research Report on Mobile Payments. The report indicates that Apple Pay accounted for…

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Flash storage about to hit “hockey stick” growth curve, says HP exec | #HPdiscover

By Maria Deutscher Dec 22, 2014

With some forecasters now expecting the cost of flash storage to fall below that of spinning-disk storage within the next couple of years, adoption is starting to rise in what Craig Nunes of Hewlett-Packard…

Elemental Technologies raises $14.5 million Series D in round led by Telstra

By Duncan Riley Dec 22, 2014

Online video solutions and distribution company Elemental Technologies Inc., has raised $14.5 million in series D financing in a round led by Telstra Corporation Ltd. Other investors in the round included Sky PLC, General…

Crowdfunded comic Bitcoin: The Hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto goes on sale

By Duncan Riley Dec 22, 2014

The English-language version of the world’s first comic about cryptocurrency Bitcoin: The Hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto has gone on sale following a successful crowdfunding effort that attracted a number of noted contributors. The comic book,…

Microsoft dumps third party Snapchat apps from Windows Phone Store

By Duncan Riley Dec 21, 2014

Microsoft Corp. has removed all third party Snapchat apps from the Windows Phone Store after Snapchat Inc. previously announced that it was cracking down on them to increase security. The removal of apps, including…

Cyberwar: Obama calls out Sony as FBI confirms North Korea was behind hack

By Duncan Riley Dec 19, 2014

President Obama has called out Sony for craven censorship on a day the Federal Bureau of Investigation formally announced that North Korea was behind the hacking of Sony Corp. In a statement the FBI said that…

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BlackBerry confirms ‘self-destructing’ smartphone in Boeing team up

Report: Apple Pay claimed 1% of all digital payment dollars in November

Flash storage about to hit “hockey stick” growth curve, says HP exec | #HPdiscover

Elemental Technologies raises $14.5 million Series D in round led by Telstra

Crowdfunded comic Bitcoin: The Hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto goes on sale

Microsoft dumps third party Snapchat apps from Windows Phone Store

Cyberwar: Obama calls out Sony as FBI confirms North Korea was behind hack

Exact Labs lands $13 million to bring voice recognition to the enterprise

GitHub urges developers to patch critical Git client bug

The physical web gains support with IoT grants, new SDKs

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