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Is your Droid on this list for Lollipop’s official roll out?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 4, 2014

Google has started to roll out Lollipop (Android 5.0) to some Android devices this week. The newest version of Android features a material design that focuses on tactile surfaces, bold graphics, and fluid motion…

6 types of killers who use Facebook

By Eric David Nov 4, 2014

A British university has published the first ever academic study evaluating the interaction between social media and criminal behavior. The study was conducted by a team of criminologists headed by Dr Elizabeth Yardley and Professor David Wilson…

London cops use Big Data to fight gang violence

By Mike Wheatley Nov 4, 2014

Police in the U.K. are testing a new investigative tool that tries to predict the likelihood of known gang members committing violent crimes in the not-too-distant future. London’s Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has just…

IDC: Public cloud spending will grow to $127bn by 2018

By Mike Wheatley Nov 4, 2014

Researchers from the International Data Corporation (IDC) have dusted off their crystal ball and come up with the forecast that public IT cloud services will account for over half of all server, software and…

Mozilla to launch developer-focused Firefox browser next week

By Mike Wheatley Nov 4, 2014

The Mozilla Foundation is about to release a new version of its popular web browser, but unlike the regular Firefox, this one won’t be for consumers. Instead, Mozilla is planning to launch “the first…

How to use Tor for Facebook (Windows, Mac & Linux)

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 3, 2014

Facebook, Inc. is not celebrated for its privacy policies or keeping user information safe from third parties. But even if people are practically giving away their life to advertisers, they still continue to use…

What you missed in Cloud: Injecting more public cloud into hybrid computing

By Maria Deutscher Nov 3, 2014

OpenStack is supposed to connect the dots between private and public clouds, but that vision is still a long way from reality in the development community, where even trying out the framework requires users…

After 15 years and 4,000 bug fixes, HTML5 is ready for developers

By Saroj Kar Nov 3, 2014

After years of work, HTML5 is now officially a standard. The W3C group, the committee on the global standards of Web sites, announced that the technology has gained “Recommendation” status, which corresponds to a final…

Big data could unleash $12 trillion in market value | #HadoopHudson

By Cynthia Kuzela Nov 3, 2014

It’s not about the speeds and feeds anymore, said Chris Selland, VP of Business Development for HP Vertica, talking about adding business value up the stack. In a live interview with theCUBE at the…

The software-defined data center gets more connected with IP-equipped disk drives and OpenStack routing

By Maria Deutscher Nov 3, 2014

The networking piece of the software-defined data center puzzle is falling into place as the vendor ecosystem re-imagines the way transport capacity is managed and distributed throughout the enterprise stack. Seagate Technology PLC is…

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Is your Droid on this list for Lollipop’s official roll out?

6 types of killers who use Facebook

London cops use Big Data to fight gang violence

IDC: Public cloud spending will grow to $127bn by 2018

Mozilla to launch developer-focused Firefox browser next week

How to use Tor for Facebook (Windows, Mac & Linux)

After 15 years and 4,000 bug fixes, HTML5 is ready for developers

Big data could unleash $12 trillion in market value | #HadoopHudson

The software-defined data center gets more connected with IP-equipped disk drives and OpenStack routing

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