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With new service, DreamHost lets developers dive into OpenStack AWS-style

By Maria Deutscher Oct 30, 2014

After two years of testing with a select group of customers, DreamHost is finally ready to make its OpenStack-based cloud available to the broader public – but it’s still officially in beta with no time…

Market consolidation begins for smart cities around the world

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 30, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features a work desk that commands you to get movin’, an acquisition to boost smart building efforts, and a new partnership for smart city solutions. . Stir Kinetic Desk…

Following rivals, Red Hat intros free cloud package for startups

By Maria Deutscher Oct 30, 2014

Responding to similar gestures from rivals, Red Hat Inc. has begun offering up a basket of free goodies to startups that choose OpenShift over the competition. The move follows the open-source stalwart shelling out…

Choose your own quirky, haunted adventure on YouTube

By Eric David Oct 30, 2014

Want a haunted house experience without the long lines, cheesy sound effects, and “too cool for this” teenagers? YouTube has you covered with a new video series by YouTube Nation. Several YouTubers recently joined together…

Vast majority of software developers now use open source, Forrester reports

By Maria Deutscher Oct 30, 2014

In its eighth and most expansive annual survey of open-source technology adoption in the enterprise development community yet, Forrester Research Inc. has found that the overwhelming majority of software engineers now incorporate free software…

Opening up: Microsoft’s new recipe to woo iOS, Android developers

By David Coursey Oct 30, 2014

Making good on his promise that Microsoft will stop foisting Windows on folks who would rather use something else, CEO Satya Nadella this week announced that Office 365 can now work with apps written…

Lenovo completes Motorola buy, becomes major mobile player

By Mike Wheatley Oct 30, 2014

Last January it was announced Google Inc. had agreed to sell off its subsidiary Motorola Motobility to China’s Lenovo Group Ltd. in a deal worth some $2.91 billion. Now, the acquisition has finally been…

How to stop AT&T or Verizon from tracking your mobile browser

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 30, 2014

AT&T Corp. just can’t seem to stay away from controversy, as the network provider is now being accused of tracking its unsuspecting subscribers using a unique tracker. This time though, AT&T is not alone, as…

Wearables banned from movie theaters by MPAA

By Eric David Oct 30, 2014

In an attempt to stave off shaky, poor-quality piracy of new films, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and the National Association of Theater Owners (the other NATO) decided that “wearable devices” will…

Xiaomi is now the third-largest smartphone manufacturer

By Collen Kriel Oct 30, 2014

An IDC report released yesterday, October 29, reports a 25.2% growth from Q3 2013 in the amount of smartphones shipped. This year’s third quarter figure is 327.6 million; a rise of 8.7% from the…

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With new service, DreamHost lets developers dive into OpenStack AWS-style

Market consolidation begins for smart cities around the world

Choose your own quirky, haunted adventure on YouTube

Vast majority of software developers now use open source, Forrester reports

Opening up: Microsoft’s new recipe to woo iOS, Android developers

Lenovo completes Motorola buy, becomes major mobile player

How to stop AT&T or Verizon from tracking your mobile browser

Wearables banned from movie theaters by MPAA

Xiaomi is now the third-largest smartphone manufacturer

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