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Would you pay to watch YouTube videos? Google hopes so

By Winston Edmondson Nov 14, 2014

The world’s largest reservoir of free music would like you to start paying for access. Google Inc. revealed its plans to turn YouTube into a subscription music service. It’s called YouTube Music Key, and…

Fujitsu’s new platform is a testbed for IoT products

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 14, 2014

This week’s Smart DevOps roundup features the latest implementations for the Internet of Things (IoT), and a new cloud platform for connected devices. IoT design winners STMicroelectronics, Inc. announced the winners of the STM32…

Making movies with Microsoft’s new Lumia app: same…but different

By James Farrell Nov 14, 2014

“Making movies has never been easier,” says Microsoft in reference to its Movie Creator Beta app for Lumia phones, the Lumia 2520 tablet and Surface tablets running Windows 8.1. The new app works as…

And you thought BlackBerry had died, didn’t you?

By David Coursey Nov 14, 2014

After years of circling the drain, BlackBerry Ltd. did a big layoff and went silent. At least that is what I remember, for I had long ago decided Research In Motion, as it was…

Amazon’s enterprise push: “We’re in it to win it” | #reinvent

By Mike Wheatley Nov 14, 2014

“The message from Amazon is, “we’re going to win the enterprise”, they’re serious now and they’re showing some proof points.” That’s how theCUBE host John Furrier sees it at the close of this year’s…

Should video game review scores change with time?

By Eric David Nov 14, 2014

Halo is one of the most popular Xbox franchises of all time, and the recently released Halo: The Master Chief Collection brings the first four games from the classic series to the Xbox One. The…

3 browser extensions to improve your Facebook experience

By Eric David Nov 14, 2014

Facebook’s population is currently sitting at over a billion users, but despite the seemingly never ending series of changes and updates made to the site, there can always be improvements. Here are a three…

Prynt case lets you print your smartphone photos instantly

By Collen Kriel Nov 14, 2014

Prynt, a small French start-up has developed a case that will turn your smartphone into a Polaroid camera. Prynt did a show-and-tell for the team at TechCrunch. Here are the highlights: The current prototype…

US judge rules Iran’s top-level domain cannot be seized

By Mike Wheatley Nov 14, 2014

A global diplomatic crisis seems to have been averted after a Washington DC judge ruled that it’s unlawful to seize a country’s Internet domain registry. Lawyers working on behalf of nine American citizens who…

US government warns on iOS bug, Apple says it’s not aware of customers affected

By Collen Kriel Nov 14, 2014

Yesterday the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-Cert) issued an alert which warns iPhone and iPad users of “Masque Attack” technique aimed at iOS. The vulnerability, first brought to the public’s attention on…

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Would you pay to watch YouTube videos? Google hopes so

Fujitsu’s new platform is a testbed for IoT products

Making movies with Microsoft’s new Lumia app: same…but different

And you thought BlackBerry had died, didn’t you?

Should video game review scores change with time?

Prynt case lets you print your smartphone photos instantly

US judge rules Iran’s top-level domain cannot be seized

US government warns on iOS bug, Apple says it’s not aware of customers affected

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