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Why Your Emails Will Never Be 100% Secure

By Mike Wheatley Aug 19, 2013

Just days after the supposedly ‘secure’ email provider Lavabit, famously used by NSA whistleblower Ed Snowden, shut down its operations, a similar service going by the name of Silent Circle also decided to shut…

Hortonworks’ New Windows Hadoop Platform Win for Both Companies and Users

By Bert Latamore Aug 17, 2013

Hortonworks’ August 13 announcement of Data Platform 1.3, a version of standard Hadoop version that runs native on Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012, is a win for users and for both…

Four Reasons Why YouTube for Windows Phone Was Blocked

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 17, 2013

Google has once again taken down Microsoft’s YouTube app for Windows Phone for somewhat dubious reasons which the software giant claims are manufactured. “It seems to us that Google’s reasons for blocking our app…

Weekly Internet of Things Review: From Wifi Trash Cans to Smart Cities

By Maria Deutscher Aug 17, 2013

The Internet of Things is growing at an accelerating pace. This week a startup called Renew launched an initiative to transform London’s trash cans into high-tech geolocation trackers, Citrix got the word out about…

Weekly Security Review: Funding and Privacy

By Maria Deutscher Aug 17, 2013

Cybersecurity was a major focal point this week. Cyvera received funding for its zero-day attack prevention technology, hackers found a way to compromise legitimate apps, and Edward Snowden leaked new details about the NSA’s…

Mobile Roundup: New Nokia Windows RT Tablet & iPhone Price Rumors

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 17, 2013

Friday’s are usually laid back but the mobile sector got a lot of buzz today. From a rumored Nokia tablet to the next iPhone’s possible price, and a smartwatch launching next month, there’s lots…

iWatch vs. Galaxy Gear : First to Market, Best in Class

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 16, 2013

Samsung has certainly become known for its smartphones, but is the South Korean manufacturer ready for smartwatches? The company is said to be revealing the Galaxy Note III at IFA 2013 in Germany. Reports…

Weekly Cloud Review: Vulnerable Messaging and Scale-Out Storage

By Maria Deutscher Aug 16, 2013

This past week featured a good number of cloud developments. Opscode unveiled a new version of its flagship automation platform, security researchers discovered a critical flaw in Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) and Hewlett-Packard announced…

NetApp’s Up and Down Wednesday

By Alan McStravick Aug 16, 2013

Even before NetApp Inc. released their first-quarter earnings report this week, analysts were anticipating the company would substantially best their earnings from the same period last year. And, in fact, NetApp did just that.…

Android Crypto PRNG Flaw Aided Bitcoin Thieves, Google Releases Patch

By Saroj Kar Aug 16, 2013

Bitcoin, the virtual currency attracts more and more users in the world and can be used in different devices, including Android smartphones. Every device that uses Bitcoin requires a wallet or digital wallet, which…

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Why Your Emails Will Never Be 100% Secure

Hortonworks’ New Windows Hadoop Platform Win for Both Companies and Users

Four Reasons Why YouTube for Windows Phone Was Blocked

Weekly Internet of Things Review: From Wifi Trash Cans to Smart Cities

Weekly Security Review: Funding and Privacy

Mobile Roundup: New Nokia Windows RT Tablet & iPhone Price Rumors

iWatch vs. Galaxy Gear : First to Market, Best in Class

Weekly Cloud Review: Vulnerable Messaging and Scale-Out Storage

NetApp’s Up and Down Wednesday

Android Crypto PRNG Flaw Aided Bitcoin Thieves, Google Releases Patch

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