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Suicide watch for your Twitter friends with Samaritan Radar

By Eric David Oct 29, 2014

U.K.-based charity Samaritans launched a new web app called Samaritans Radar that notifies users if their friends have made any worrying tweets that could indicate depression or a risk of suicide. The app is free to…

Cognizant exec says all evidence shows enterprises are ready for Hadoop | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Oct 29, 2014

The enterprise has passed the “science experiment” phase in its journey to adopt Hadoop, and it’s now entering a time when the real value of unstructured data can start coming to bear, according to…

Office 16 due for release in second half of 2015

By James Farrell Oct 29, 2014

At a recent Tech Ed Europe conference held in Barcelona Julia White, GM of Office and Office 365, revealed that Microsoft Corp.’s Office 16 will be launched a little behind the previously planned date…

Samsung users vulnerable to DDoS attacks via Find My Mobile service

By Collen Kriel Oct 29, 2014

“Find my phone” apps are becoming more popular and the majority of smartphones are released with these built-in tracking systems. These systems make it easy to remotely lock or wipe your phone if you…

Microsoft moves closer to cloud-first strategy with TechEd announcements

By Maria Deutscher Oct 29, 2014

At its annual TechEd conference in Barcelona this week, Microsoft took the covers off two sets of upgrades to its core cloud services that together bring CEO Satya Nadella’s vision of a cloud-first product strategy…

New security features for Android Lollipop, not just a fancy wrapper

By Collen Kriel Oct 29, 2014

Android 5.0, codenamed ‘Lollipop’, begins shipping November 3. Most users are probably excited about the design and visible changes, but Google has been hard at work making changes and improvements behind the scenes. Most…

EMC makes a late hybrid cloud play with triple acquisition

By Mike Wheatley Oct 29, 2014

Just when you thought EMC Corp. couldn’t be any busier, it’s gone and acquired no less than three cloud startups in one fell swoop – The Cloudscaling Group Inc., Maginatics Inc., and Spanning Cloud…

Google wants to inject Robots into your blood

By Mike Wheatley Oct 29, 2014

Google Inc., has made no secret of its obsession with search, but it’s about to take things to the extreme with the development of nanoparticles that can be injected into people to seek out…

The FTC is suing AT&T for limiting its unlimited data plan

By Winston Edmondson Oct 29, 2014

My son has wanted an iPhone 6 from the moment he saw the first leaked images. He saved his money so he’d be able to get the version with the largest hard drive. When…

Overcoming hurdles to using Big Data in marketing | #ibminsight

By Rachel Schramm Oct 28, 2014

Some companies don’t even share customer data with the VP of sales, according to Miles Austin, the “Web Tools Guy” and Sales and Marketing Technologist at Fill the Funnel, Inc. Austin helps companies look…

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Suicide watch for your Twitter friends with Samaritan Radar

Cognizant exec says all evidence shows enterprises are ready for Hadoop | #BigDataNYC

Office 16 due for release in second half of 2015

Samsung users vulnerable to DDoS attacks via Find My Mobile service

New security features for Android Lollipop, not just a fancy wrapper

EMC makes a late hybrid cloud play with triple acquisition

Google wants to inject Robots into your blood

The FTC is suing AT&T for limiting its unlimited data plan

Overcoming hurdles to using Big Data in marketing | #ibminsight

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