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Weekly Cloud Review: Open Data and Services

By Maria Deutscher Jul 5, 2013

This week Rackspace announced that it has teamed up with the European Organization for Nuclear Research to develop a federation service for its cloud portfolio, and Google added DevOps capabilities to its flagship platform-as-a-service…

Dell Reveals Designs On Wearable Tech – Good Luck With That

By Mike Wheatley Jul 5, 2013

So now’s probably as good a time for a quick recap as any. Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, you’re probably familiar by now with what’s soon-to-be the…

Scared of PRISM, US Firms Bank on Swiss Data Centers

By Mike Wheatley Jul 5, 2013

Switzerland has a well deserved reputation for secrecy when it comes to banking, and now its hoping to ‘cash in’ on that legacy by providing a similar refuge for something that some say is…

False State of Security: Two-factor Authentication

By John Casaretto Jul 4, 2013

Everybody’s talking about two-factor authentication (2FA) nowadays. You hear that Twitter is implementing it, Google, Amazon Web Services, all the big names. That’s a good thing, and if better authentication can be implemented on…

Microsoft Offers Bounty to Hackers for Hacking Windows 8

By Isha Suri Jul 4, 2013

Re-modelling their old paradigm, Microsoft has decided to push the walls of its ecosystem and do something it has never done before: the Windows maker has decided to crowdsource the discovery of security loopholes…

“Restore the Fourth” PRISM Protest Set for Independence Day

By Mike Wheatley Jul 4, 2013

While most of America will be celebrating with apple pies and fireworks this Independence Day, a number of high-profile web companies and activists have something else in store. Mozilla, Reddit, WordPress and others are…

Android Security Flaw Puts 99% Of All Devices At Risk

By Mike Wheatley Jul 4, 2013

A security vulnerability that could endanger up to 99% of all Android devices has been unearthed by a security firm. What with more than 900 million Android devices said to have been activated, the…

July 4th : For the Geeky, Meat-Loving Patriot

By Ryan Cox Jul 4, 2013

Happy Fourth of July! SiliconANGLE wants to thank all of the men and women who served this great country of ours. And in pure geek fashion, we give them and you a list of…

SanDisk Buys Smart Storage & A Cloud for Your Entourage – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy Jul 3, 2013

San & The Disquettes SanDisk, the company best known for its portable USB storage devices, just increased its enterprise footprint with the acquisition of solid state memory developer, Smart Storage Systems. According to…

Is Free Storage Really Free?

By Alan McStravick Jul 3, 2013

Much has been written regarding outfits such as Dropbox, iCloud and others that offer free storage by simply setting up an account. And there are, as Brandon Butler at Network World pointed out, enough…

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Dell Reveals Designs On Wearable Tech – Good Luck With That

False State of Security: Two-factor Authentication

Microsoft Offers Bounty to Hackers for Hacking Windows 8

“Restore the Fourth” PRISM Protest Set for Independence Day

Android Security Flaw Puts 99% Of All Devices At Risk

July 4th : For the Geeky, Meat-Loving Patriot

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