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The Mind-Boggling Capacity of the NSA’s Utah Facility

By John Casaretto Jul 29, 2013

It’s the largest ongoing Defense construction project in the United States and the power is scheduled to come on sometime on October 1, 2013. In an arms race to collect data, the NSA’s Utah data center…

Development Platform of Apple App Store Partially Back Online

By Saroj Kar Jul 29, 2013

After days of silence over the development of Apple developer site that outraged developers, Apple has started waking up its Developer Centre. If you’ll recall, Apple confirmed that its dev portal was hacked last…

Gartner Names SOASTA as Leader of Integrated Software Quality Suites

By Saroj Kar Jul 29, 2013

With mobile and cloud systems are the driving force behind many great innovations today it unsurprising that they’re taking the lead in software development. The adoption of mobile strategies in a company or even…

Yahoo Changes Policy for Tumblr Adult Content

By Isha Suri Jul 29, 2013

After Yahoo bought Tumblr, the company said that its adult and porn blogs would be left alone. But recently, Yahoo’s new adult blog search policy surfaced, which includes excluding adult blogs from Google, Bing,…

A Kickstarter for the City of Heroes MMORPG Phoenix Project Starts September 8th

By Saroj Kar Jul 29, 2013

For those who follow this sad adventure, Paragon Studios was dissolved and shut down its servers this year for City of Heroes, the world’s first super hero massively multiplayer online game (MMORPG). The parent…

Technology Hiring Surge for iWatch, Wearable Technology Development

By John Casaretto Jul 29, 2013

Recent events in the world of Apple continue to suggest that they are feverishly working on this new iWatch product. In their well-known environment of development secrecy, there is little to work off of…

Smartphones Simplifying Citizen Scientist Participation

By Alan McStravick Jul 29, 2013

I’m certain you’ve heard it bandied about over the previous few years that even the most basic cell phone possesses more computing power than Apollo 11’s onboard computer. And if we are using capability…

Hyperconvergence: the Next Tidal Wave in IT Infrastructure

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 29, 2013

Organizations have traditionally acquired the biggest servers, storage and networking equipment money could buy, all to get the best performance and capabilities. But with virtualization now making its way into the enterprise, these traditional…

How Google + Others are Building a New Brain for Your Home

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 29, 2013

In this week’s Smart Home edition we’ll be discussing Google’s efforts in this field, as well as other connected devices that aim to make our live much easier and much more fun. Google Chromecast…

Hacked : How Safe is Your Smart Car?

By Ryan Cox Jul 29, 2013

Did you get a new car? A Toyota Prius, that’s nice. You know it can be hacked right? This dialogue is all too real. Computer hackers have allegedly taken control of a Toyota Prius,…

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The Mind-Boggling Capacity of the NSA’s Utah Facility

Development Platform of Apple App Store Partially Back Online

Gartner Names SOASTA as Leader of Integrated Software Quality Suites

Yahoo Changes Policy for Tumblr Adult Content

A Kickstarter for the City of Heroes MMORPG Phoenix Project Starts September 8th

Technology Hiring Surge for iWatch, Wearable Technology Development

Smartphones Simplifying Citizen Scientist Participation

Hyperconvergence: the Next Tidal Wave in IT Infrastructure

How Google + Others are Building a New Brain for Your Home

Hacked : How Safe is Your Smart Car?

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