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Egypt Arrests Divers “Trying To Sabotage Undersea Cables”

By Mike Wheatley Mar 28, 2013

In one of the more ‘hands on’ examples of cyber-espionage we’ve seen in a while, Egypt’s military has reported that it’s managed to arrest three scuba divers in the process of trying to sever an…

US Slaps China With Cyber-Security Law; Huawei, ZTE & Lenovo Will All Suffer

By Mike Wheatley Mar 28, 2013

There was quite a kerfuffle late last year when a US congressional panel warned that the Chinese government might be using hardware from manufacturers like Huawei and ZTE to spy on government agencies and…

Mojang Pens Deal With Egmont to Publish Minecraft Books, Manuals

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 27, 2013

Minecraft fans will surely rejoice with this bit of information: official books about the game are coming out soon. If you have no clue as to what Minecraft is, it is a game in…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for March 27, 2013

By Bert Latamore Mar 27, 2013

Infosys Wins Work Placement of the Year Infosys has won a top accolade in the National Council for Work Experience (NCWE) Awards 2013, making it one of the U.K.’s best internship providers. The NCWE…

Digg Hints At Replacement for Google Reader

By Isha Suri Mar 27, 2013

Following the news of imminent shutdown of Google Reader, there started a flood of comments and discussions over web with aficionados lamenting over its scheduled shutdown on July 01, 2013. That was the bad…

Red Hat Earnings 4th Quarter – Doing Ok But Not Great

By John Furrier Mar 27, 2013

This afternoon, Red Hat announced its fourth quarter results and fiscal year 2013 results. Highlights include: Fourth quarter revenue of $348 million, up 17% year-over-year; full fiscal year revenue of $1.33 billion, up 17%…

Where’s the Cheapest iPhone 5? T-Mobile vs. Walmart, AT&T

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 27, 2013

T-Mobile is the talk of the town this week, thanks to its freshly unveiled UnCarrier plan and the fact that it’s finally getting the iPhone 5 and other older iPhones. People are claiming that…

How Games and Big Data Can Help in Fraud Detection

By Isha Suri Mar 27, 2013

Gamification is spreading its wings, more than ever–to different domains and verticals. It can turn any boring thing into an interactive and engaging stuff, such as corporate training. What makes it more interesting; rather…

When Google Glass Goes Wrong: The Low Down and Dirty

By Kyt Dotson Mar 27, 2013

It’s been for a while now that I’ve been extolling the virtues of wearable computing, and the advent of Google Glass; in fact, it’s easy to see how people could do some awesome things…

Latest Windows 8 Update is Bitter-Sweet for Business Users

By Maria Deutscher Mar 27, 2013

This week Microsoft rolled out more user-friendly versions of its Mail, Calendar, and People apps for Windows 8 and RT. In addition, the company delivered some bad news to users who rely on Google…

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Egypt Arrests Divers “Trying To Sabotage Undersea Cables”

US Slaps China With Cyber-Security Law; Huawei, ZTE & Lenovo Will All Suffer

Mojang Pens Deal With Egmont to Publish Minecraft Books, Manuals

ServicesAngle News Briefs for March 27, 2013

Digg Hints At Replacement for Google Reader

Red Hat Earnings 4th Quarter – Doing Ok But Not Great

Where’s the Cheapest iPhone 5? T-Mobile vs. Walmart, AT&T

How Games and Big Data Can Help in Fraud Detection

When Google Glass Goes Wrong: The Low Down and Dirty

Latest Windows 8 Update is Bitter-Sweet for Business Users

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