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iTunes Festival app updated for SXSW 2014, no iOS 7.1

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 7, 2014

Fanboys who can’t attend SXSW 2014 now have the opportunity to watch performances live or immediately right after, as the iTunes Festival app has been updated, and those in the US can now download…

Facebook’s WhatsApp hiccup hinges on privacy for mobile users

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 7, 2014

Facebook’s $19 billion acquisition of WhatsApp is still getting a lot of attention, but this time it’s not about rumors of another company offering more for the messaging service, it’s about user privacy. Facebook…

At the intersection of cloud and Big Data, SAP makes HANA more accessible than ever

By Maria Deutscher Mar 7, 2014

The days of monolithic business intelligence (BI) software are coming to an end, and SAP is doing everything within its power to escape the death spiral. The German firm is diversifying beyond its legacy…

Satoshi Nakamoto’s disappearance was good for Bitcoin

By Mike Wheatley Mar 7, 2014

And so Satoshi Nakamoto, the man who created Bitcoin, has finally been located. That is, of course, if you believe the investigative feature published in Newsweek yesterday, which claims that “Satoshi Nakamoto” is none…

Federal agencies stake their cybersecurity hopes on Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Mar 7, 2014

Government IT leaders says that the growth of Big Data analytics can help agencies to better understand network security, and lead to the development of new tools to combat cybersecurity threats, according to a…

Dr. Bitcoin On: Finding Satoshi

By Mar 6, 2014

Like many of my friends who are the resident Bitcoin experts within their social circle, I was woken up this morning to the tune of about two dozen text messages and alerts letting me…

10 tips to align IT and security with the business

By John Casaretto Mar 6, 2014

Reflect on the following and see if this seems familiar. Security teams exist in order to protect the business, while IT operations are focused on keeping systems up and running. You will also find…

Red Hat adds .NET and SQL Server support to OpenShift

By Maria Deutscher Mar 6, 2014

In the true spirit of open source, Red Hat has updated its OpenShift platform-as-a-service to support .NET applications and added SQL Server to the list of available databases on the solution. Implemented with the…

Atlassian launches Connect to build secure and scalable add-ons on cloud

By Saroj Kar Mar 6, 2014

Atlassian, the leading provider of collaboration software for teams, announced Atlassian Connect, a new distributed structure that allows third party developers to create additional modules in the programming language of their choice, and sell…

Microsoft delivers on new CEO’s vision for consumerization of IT with OneDrive for Business

By Maria Deutscher Mar 6, 2014

Microsoft has turned a problem into an opportunity with its cloud locker, which had to be renamed in the aftermath of a trademark dispute with British Sky Broadcasting Group. Besides a new logo, the…

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iTunes Festival app updated for SXSW 2014, no iOS 7.1

Facebook’s WhatsApp hiccup hinges on privacy for mobile users

Satoshi Nakamoto’s disappearance was good for Bitcoin

Federal agencies stake their cybersecurity hopes on Big Data

Dr. Bitcoin On: Finding Satoshi

10 tips to align IT and security with the business

Red Hat adds .NET and SQL Server support to OpenShift

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