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The 9 best female-friendly tech companies

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 23, 2014

In an effort to help women achieve a work-life balance in favor of the enterprise, Facebook Inc. has started offering the option to cover the costs of freezing their female employees’ eggs. Following suit, Apple…

Uber worth fighting for: Here’s 3 reasons for the protest

By Eric David Oct 23, 2014

Uber Inc. may be pushing its way into new markets every day with its popular ride-sharing mobile app, but many of its drivers are not happy with the direction in which the San Francisco-based company is…

Google boosts passwords with USB security key, no good for mobile

By Eric David Oct 23, 2014

Google Inc. announced a new 2-step verification USB key yesterday that eliminates the need to memorize long, complicated passwords for Google services, while providing better security at the same time. Google had already offered…

Microsoft/IBM alliance targets Amazon’s cloud dominance

By Maria Deutscher Oct 23, 2014

Mutual self-interest can drive even rivals to embrace each other, as IBM and Microsoft have done with a new alliance that’s aimed at leveling the playing field against infrastructure-as-a-service kingpin Amazon.com Inc. and, to a lesser…

These Kinect apps now available for Windows 8 and 8.1

By James Farrell Oct 23, 2014

Microsoft Corp. has just come up with a new fixture for Windows 8 and 8.1, reiterating the software giant’s desire to unify its platforms. Xbox One owners with a Kinect will now be able to connect…

Ubuntu Server 14.10 adds new features for OpenStack & containers

By Mike Wheatley Oct 23, 2014

Canonical has just shipped Utopic Unicorn, the latest version of its Ubuntu Server operating system. And while it isn’t quite the Promised Land of operating systems that the name suggests (there are no unicorns…

With Fabric, Twitter wants to be developers’ new best friend

By Collen Kriel Oct 23, 2014

At Flight on October 22, their first developer conference in four years, Twitter announced an app development platform called Fabric. Twitter is aiming to become the first stop for developers wanting to build or…

Microsoft promises enterprise-grade security features for Windows 10

By Mike Wheatley Oct 23, 2014

Microsoft is stepping up its efforts to entice enterprises to adopt its up-and-coming Windows 10 operating system with a range of new security features that will be built into the final release. The plans were…

Skyscanner buys Distinction, says the future of travel booking is in mobile

By Collen Kriel Oct 23, 2014

Skyscanner, a veteran in the travel search market, has acquired Distinction a mobile app development company based in Budapest. The 30-strong team of web developers and designers will continue to be based in Budapest…

Google launches ‘Inbox’ – and it looks like the future of email

By Collen Kriel Oct 23, 2014

This could be the future of email. Google Inc. have announced on their official Gmail Blog the launch of a new email app called ‘Inbox’. The search giant invigorated webmail with the launch of Gmail back…

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The 9 best female-friendly tech companies

Uber worth fighting for: Here’s 3 reasons for the protest

Google boosts passwords with USB security key, no good for mobile

Microsoft/IBM alliance targets Amazon’s cloud dominance

These Kinect apps now available for Windows 8 and 8.1

Ubuntu Server 14.10 adds new features for OpenStack & containers

With Fabric, Twitter wants to be developers’ new best friend

Microsoft promises enterprise-grade security features for Windows 10

Skyscanner buys Distinction, says the future of travel booking is in mobile

Google launches ‘Inbox’ – and it looks like the future of email

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