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Internet freedom = innovation : Don’t let anyone tell you differently

By John Furrier Jan 16, 2014

Having some “snail paced” bullshit speed for internet connectivity is not viable internet access for innovation. The recent debate on Net Neutrality continues to rage on with the politics of big money and government…

Apple agrees to refund $32.5M for unauthorized ‘in-app’ purchases

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 16, 2014

Parents who were shocked to be billed for in-app purchases made by their kids have been given a welcome reprieve by Apple, which has agreed to refund those purchases. According to reports, Apple has…

Get outta here! Internal Yahoo memo confirms Henrique De Castro’s gets the boot

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 16, 2014

When Marissa Mayer was appointed as Yahoo!’s new Chief Executive Officer, she was dead set on doing everything her way in order to revive the company’s flagging fortunes. Naturally, that included hiring new people…

Microsoft hands Windows XP a lifeline, but the clock’s still ticking

By Mike Wheatley Jan 16, 2014

Microsoft has thrown a lifeline to the millions of users who’re still running the decrepit Windows XP operating system on their computers, by announcing it’ll be extending anti-malware support for an extra year. This…

It’s official: HP dives back into mobile market with voice-activated hybrids

By Maria Deutscher Jan 16, 2014

After much speculation and assurances that the mistakes of the Palm acquisition won’t be repeated, Hewlett-Packard is once again trying its luck in the mobile space with two new phablets for Indian consumers. The…

IBM announces revolutionary System x generation with modular design, 12 TB flash on memory bus

By Bert Latamore Jan 16, 2014

IBM today announced a complete redesign of its System x x86 server family, featuring up to 12.8 Tbytes of NAND flash directly on the memory bus of the server and a modular design that…

Harvard prof. outlines barriers to global Internet governance | #MITECIR

By Maria Deutscher Jan 15, 2014

Venkatesh Naryanamurti, a Benjamin Peirce Professor of Technology and Public Policy at Harvard, was at the recently concluded MIT ECIR Workshop event to share his unique perspective on innovation and policymaking in the interconnected era.…

Will FoodBots revolutionize the fast food industry?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 15, 2014

Fast food should be fast, right? But we all know how the lines get so long during the lunch or dinner rush, and even if you opt for drive-thru, you could still wait quite…

Breaking down IBM’s 4 pillars of Big Data : Analytics, social, cloud + mobile

By Ryan Cox Jan 15, 2014

There are four Pillars to IBM’s recently revamped Big Data Analytics portfolio, comprised of Analytics, Social Data, Cloud, and Mobile. That isn’t saying much, because that is undoubtedly the four pillars of all major technology companies when…

Cloud future is about being invisible : Meshing all services together

By John Furrier Jan 15, 2014

Today, CSC announced a strategic partnership with HCL Technologies to help the enterprise market modernize their applications for migration to the cloud. HCL and CSC will create a world-class application modernization delivery network to…

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Internet freedom = innovation : Don’t let anyone tell you differently

Apple agrees to refund $32.5M for unauthorized ‘in-app’ purchases

Get outta here! Internal Yahoo memo confirms Henrique De Castro’s gets the boot

Microsoft hands Windows XP a lifeline, but the clock’s still ticking

It’s official: HP dives back into mobile market with voice-activated hybrids

IBM announces revolutionary System x generation with modular design, 12 TB flash on memory bus

Harvard prof. outlines barriers to global Internet governance | #MITECIR

Will FoodBots revolutionize the fast food industry?

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