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Researchers develop software that heals itself after malware infection

By Saroj Kar Nov 20, 2014

Researchers at University of Utah have written security software that can recognize virus infections and repair the damage. The software reportedly managed to deal with the known Shellshock bug within minutes. The software is…

Internet of Things already in use for more than half of global business

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 20, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features a revealing report on how businesses now see the Internet of Things market, a connected traffic system’s role in easing traffic congestion, and a new smart park on the rise.…

Apple early on Black Friday buzz with free shipping

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 20, 2014

In Apple Inc. news today, the iPhone maker changes the ‘Free’ button to ‘Get’ in the App Store, unveils Black Friday offerings, and reveals a new plan to regain relevance in the music industry.…

Soccer fans tire of over-digitized experiences as Microsoft kicks off cloud deal with Real Madrid

By James Farrell Nov 20, 2014

Real Madrid, ranked the world’s best soccer club of the 20th century (or football,as it’s called outside the U.S.), have recently struck up a deal with Microsoft to transform how their live games are watched. Employing Microsoft’s…

NASA’s building a ‘living’ drone that decomposes on impact

By Mike Wheatley Nov 20, 2014

If you’re flying surveillance drones and don’t want them to be found by the people you’re spying on, ‘living’ drones that decompose after a crash landing might be just what you’re looking for. NASA…

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Cisco leverages Hadoop for latest contribution to open security framework

By Maria Deutscher Nov 20, 2014

Although Cisco Systems Inc. is best known for selling proprietary data center switches, it also plays an active role in the open-source ecosystem, ranking as the sixth most prolific contributor to OpenStack and listing…

World of Warcraft back on top – 10 million subscribers for first time in two years

By Eric David Nov 20, 2014

Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft has been the juggernaut of Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) gaming for nearly 10 years, and with the subscription numbers released on Wednesday, it does not look like it is going anywhere…

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Researchers develop software that heals itself after malware infection

Internet of Things already in use for more than half of global business

Apple early on Black Friday buzz with free shipping

Soccer fans tire of over-digitized experiences as Microsoft kicks off cloud deal with Real Madrid

NASA’s building a ‘living’ drone that decomposes on impact

Cisco leverages Hadoop for latest contribution to open security framework

World of Warcraft back on top – 10 million subscribers for first time in two years

Uber in hot water over misuse of ‘God View’, latest in a series of controversies

Primary Data hires Steve Wozniak, bids to “reinvent” storage

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