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Apple’s TV Update Backfires: Some Devices Unusable

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 23, 2013

On Friday, as fanbois lined up waiting to get their new iPhones, other less fortunate, new-iPhone-less Apple-ites were at home busily updating their Apple TVs to the latest software version. Unfortunately, just like the…

Larry Ellison Keynote: In-Memory Option For 12c Database Unveiled @ #oow13

By Mike Wheatley Sep 23, 2013

In his keynote speech marking the opening of the annual Oracle OpenWorld event, company chief Larry Ellision laid out his plans to dominate the burgeoning in-memory computing sector with a new option for its…

LinkedIn Accused of Hacking User’s Emails To “Grow Its Own Network”

By Mike Wheatley Sep 23, 2013

The professional social networking site LinkedIn is being sued by its customers for apparently hacking into their email accounts in order to hunt for contacts in their address books, a report in Bloomberg claims.…

BBM For iOS and Android On Hold as BlackBerry Continues to Crumble

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 23, 2013

Legions of Android and iOS users were delighted to find the BlackBerry Messenger app in their respective app stores earlier this month, but unfortunately for them, the app has now been pulled on both…

Another Bug Found In iOS 7: This Time There’s No Quick Fix

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 23, 2013

Just when you thought that the worst part of updating your iPhone to iOS 7 was that anyone could access your photos and anything that’s opened in multitask mode (even with your passcode in…

iPhone 5S TouchID Fingerprint System Hacked – That Was Quick

By John Casaretto Sep 23, 2013

Well, that didn’t take long. On the heels of a pair of security bugs that circumvented the new phone’s lock screen and less than 72 hours after a bounty was put out on a…

Violin Reintroduces GridIron Storage Appliance

By Bert Latamore Sep 22, 2013

Violin has reintroduced what appears to be the GridIron OneAppliance TurboCharger Storage Appliance, renamed the “Maestro Memory Appliance”, developed originally by GridIron, which Violin purchased in January, writes Wikibon CTO David Floyer. However, Violin’s…

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Apple’s TV Update Backfires: Some Devices Unusable

Larry Ellison Keynote: In-Memory Option For 12c Database Unveiled @ #oow13

LinkedIn Accused of Hacking User’s Emails To “Grow Its Own Network”

BBM For iOS and Android On Hold as BlackBerry Continues to Crumble

Another Bug Found In iOS 7: This Time There’s No Quick Fix

iPhone 5S TouchID Fingerprint System Hacked – That Was Quick

Violin Reintroduces GridIron Storage Appliance

Internet of Things Review: From Games to Robot Love

Weekly Security Review: DDoS, Zero-Day Attacks on the Rise

Virident Unveils Tier-Based Partner Program

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