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Extreme Tech: RFID Chip Implants to Store Your Most Secretive Files

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 23, 2013

When we think about files and storage, we always imagine devices like USB keys, external hard drives, the cloud, SD cards, mobile devices and so on. The problem with these types of storage devices…

Why Yahoo’s ComScore Crown Doesn’t Mean Crap

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2013

Yahoo raised a few eyebrows yesterday when ComScore reported that its home page drew more hits than that of Google’s, leading some to speculate that it might finally be winning over new users after…

Windows Phone Surpasses Apple – But Only in Latin America

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 23, 2013

This might be hard to believe, but Windows Phone has just become the second most-widely used mobile OS in all of Latin America. Research firm IDC recently released its Mobile Phone Tracker report, which…

Lenovo Snubs Microsoft With Pokki’s “Real” Start Menu & App Store

By Mike Wheatley Aug 23, 2013

Microsoft might be confident that its forthcoming Windows 8.1 updates will be enough to satisfy the legions of critics who’ve made a hobby out of bashing its latest OS, it seems that the world’s…

Did Hackers Take Down NASDAQ?

By John Casaretto Aug 22, 2013

We’ve been on this soapbox repeatedly – critical infrastructure, energy, financial targets. These very visible, high-value targets comprise some of the most critically sensitive operations in the industry. Watching the news wire today, news…

DefCon Hackers Support Electronic Freedoms With Art

By John Casaretto Aug 22, 2013

DefCon is the world’s longest running and largest underground hacking conference. It’s one of those events that with each passing year gets more focus in the news. The things that come out of there…

Vertica the Bright Star in a Dismal Quarter for HP

By Bert Latamore Aug 22, 2013

Vertica is the one bright star in what otherwise is a dismal quarter for HP that saw CEO Meg Whitman warn of a no-growth fiscal year and announce a management shake-up in HP’s Enterprise…

3D Printing Revolution: Teen Developed Brain-Controlled Prosthetic Arm

By Saroj Kar Aug 22, 2013

3D printing is quickly proving that it will revolutionize the world of prosthetic limbs. Now we have one more inspiring story of a teen that has used the technology to make prosthesis cheaper and…

Symplified and Xamarin Partner to Bring Mobile Developer SDK to Build Native Mobile Applications

By Saroj Kar Aug 22, 2013

Developers need a simpler and easier way to build and test across the hundreds of devices and multiple platforms out there. Xamarin, a maker of cross-platform mobile application development tools and Symplified, an identity-as-a-service…

Appcelerator Snaps Up API Startup Singly Pushing the DevOps Platform Normalization Curve

By Kyt Dotson Aug 22, 2013

Getting a web app to run natively on mobile requires a good bit of graphical optimization and code editing that most developers would rather not do. An emerging San Francisco-based startup called Singly promises…

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Extreme Tech: RFID Chip Implants to Store Your Most Secretive Files

Why Yahoo’s ComScore Crown Doesn’t Mean Crap

Windows Phone Surpasses Apple – But Only in Latin America

Lenovo Snubs Microsoft With Pokki’s “Real” Start Menu & App Store

Did Hackers Take Down NASDAQ?

DefCon Hackers Support Electronic Freedoms With Art

Vertica the Bright Star in a Dismal Quarter for HP

3D Printing Revolution: Teen Developed Brain-Controlled Prosthetic Arm

Symplified and Xamarin Partner to Bring Mobile Developer SDK to Build Native Mobile Applications

Appcelerator Snaps Up API Startup Singly Pushing the DevOps Platform Normalization Curve

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