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Check out Facebook’s ridiculously easy privacy tutorials

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 13, 2014

Facebook Inc. has been around for years and gained millions of users, but despite how very popular the social networking service is, many of its users still have trouble navigating Facebook’s myriad of privacy settings. While…

Chinese hackers took out the NOAA’s weather satellites

By Mike Wheatley Nov 13, 2014

Chinese hackers have been blamed for an attack on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) weather forecasting systems, which caused a multi-day data outage when the agency reacted to the breach in October.…

Analysts dissect Dell’s reinvention |#DellWorld

By Cynthia Kuzela Nov 13, 2014

With the start of Dell World 2014, theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante and Stu Miniman discuss where Dell Inc. have come from and what they have achieved since becoming a private company. Since 2008, Dell’s…

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Amazon flexes its enterprise muscles in second leg of re:Invent 2014

By Maria Deutscher Nov 13, 2014

After dedicating the first part of its cloud conference to partners, Amazon.com Inc. is turning the spotlight back inward with a bevy of new services that narrow the management gap with on-premise environments. The…

Warlords of Draenor launch a success despite a few hiccups

By Eric David Nov 13, 2014

In the 10 years since its launch, Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft has been without a doubt the most successful MMO game to date, and today marks the launch of its fifth expansion: Warlords of…

How to use Facebook’s new ‘Say Thanks’ videos

By Eric David Nov 13, 2014

Just in time for the holiday season, Facebook Inc. has released a new custom video feature that allows users to send a personalized thank-you to their friends and family. The videos take photos and…

AWS launches Aurora relational database in the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Nov 13, 2014

Amazon Web Services Inc., has just taken a shot at rival Oracle Corp., with the release of a new, cloud-based relational database service that it claims will deliver better performance at a fraction of…

Android Lollipop now rolling out to Nexus devices –check if yours is on the list

By Collen Kriel Nov 13, 2014

Nine days ago Google announced it was rolling out Lollipop to Nexus devices. Now, finally, it has arrived. A tweet on the official Android Twitter account, announced that Lollipop will soon be available on…

Samsung releases Proximity to compete with Apple’s iBeacon

By Collen Kriel Nov 13, 2014

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has released ‘Proximity’, a mobile marketing platform utilizing Bluetooth LE, their answer to Apple Inc.’s iBeacon. Samsung’s website describes it as “a mobile marketing platform that connects consumers with places…

Microsoft patches 19-year old “unicorn-like” bug

By Mike Wheatley Nov 13, 2014

Microsoft Corp. has patched what it describes as a critical bug in its Windows operating system that’s been present in all versions stretching back to Windows 95, according to reports. The bug could potentially…

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Check out Facebook’s ridiculously easy privacy tutorials

Chinese hackers took out the NOAA’s weather satellites

Analysts dissect Dell’s reinvention |#DellWorld

Warlords of Draenor launch a success despite a few hiccups

How to use Facebook’s new ‘Say Thanks’ videos

AWS launches Aurora relational database in the cloud

Android Lollipop now rolling out to Nexus devices –check if yours is on the list

Samsung releases Proximity to compete with Apple’s iBeacon

Microsoft patches 19-year old “unicorn-like” bug

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