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iTunes Radio Prepping to Go Abroad as Beats Music Gears Up for Launch

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 8, 2013

The launch of iOS 7 gave birth to Apple’s own music streaming service. Though it’s something music-loving fanbois are quite excited about, only those in the US are enjoying the service for now. But…

Adobe Source Code Hack Presents Serious Risk To Enterprise Customers

By Mike Wheatley Oct 8, 2013

Last week’s highly publicized theft of source code from a number of Adobe products, including its popular Acrobat and Cold Fusion tools, poses a serious threat to the thousands of enterprises around the world…

NSA Has Had Little Success Cracking Tor

By Saroj Kar Oct 7, 2013

The NSA works with elaborate methods to determine the identity of users of the Tor network that allows anonymous and unobserved web surfing communications. As per article published by The Guardian, a secret presentation…

Dell’s Mojo is Back? Venue 11 Tablet vs. iPad, Surface + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2013

Many thought that Dell was done with the whole mobile sector after several failed attempts on both the Android and Windows Phone platforms. But the market continues to trend towards mobile, and despite Dell’s…

Splunk Conference DevOps Round Up: Transitioning Beyond Machine Log Data | #splunkconf

By Saroj Kar Oct 7, 2013

At its annual Worldwide Users’ Conference in Las Vegas last week, the machine data analytics company Splunk continues to enhance its flagship machine data search engine so it can be used by business analysts…

The Saga of Silk Road’s Dead Pirate Roberts, Ross William Ulbricht

By Kyt Dotson Oct 7, 2013

The downfall of Silk Road and the capture of the alleged Dread Pirate Roberts has made digital newsreels and much digital ink has been spilled over the issue, and the saga is far from…

Ninjas and Robots Invade Your Smart Home

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 7, 2013

This week’s SmartHome roundup features a ninja that controls your smart home, a robot that keeps it clean, and a cube that entertains your furry pals while you’re out. Ninja Blocks Ninjas are…

New Poll Reveals Browser Games Leads Console Games in Popularity

By Saroj Kar Oct 7, 2013

A new survey staged by Goo Technologies and conducted online within the United States by Harris Interactive suggests that browser games have aced out the console gaming market in the US. The findings of…

Google Plans To “Mug Off” Mugshot Websites

By Mike Wheatley Oct 7, 2013

Few ex-offenders enjoy being reminded of the fact that they were once arrested and charged with a criminal offence, particularly when those people have since moved on to become hard working, honest members of…

Bottlenose Launches Nerve Center to Help Enterprises Reveal Unknown Unknowns

By Maria Deutscher Oct 7, 2013

Analytics startup Bottlenose is taking trend intelligence to the next level with a new application for finding patterns in real time data. Dubbed Nerve Center, the tool is built atop Trendfluence, a social discovery…

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iTunes Radio Prepping to Go Abroad as Beats Music Gears Up for Launch

Adobe Source Code Hack Presents Serious Risk To Enterprise Customers

NSA Has Had Little Success Cracking Tor

Dell’s Mojo is Back? Venue 11 Tablet vs. iPad, Surface + More

Splunk Conference DevOps Round Up: Transitioning Beyond Machine Log Data | #splunkconf

The Saga of Silk Road’s Dead Pirate Roberts, Ross William Ulbricht

Ninjas and Robots Invade Your Smart Home

New Poll Reveals Browser Games Leads Console Games in Popularity

Google Plans To “Mug Off” Mugshot Websites

Bottlenose Launches Nerve Center to Help Enterprises Reveal Unknown Unknowns

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