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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…

CyberBunker Launches “World’s Largest” DDoS Attack, Slows Down The Entire Internet

By Mike Wheatley Mar 27, 2013

A massive cyberattack launched by the Dutch web hosting company CyberBunker has caused global disruption of the web, slowing down internet speeds for millions of users across the world, according to a BBC report.…

Forget Math PhDs – Predictive Analysts Replace Old Roles, Push New Markets

By Maria Deutscher Mar 27, 2013

Pre-cognition. It was the basis of Minority Report, an oft-cited sci-fi film that outlined an enlightened era where we can anticipate future actions. But unlike the Tom Cruise flick, predictions in today’s world benefit…

AWS Launches CloudHSM App To Bolster Data Security In The Cloud

By Mike Wheatley Mar 27, 2013

In an effort to boost data security in the cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has just launched a new service called AWS CloudHSM, designed to help its customers meet strict regulatory requirements without sacrificing…

Flipboard Update Lets Users Create + Share Magazines

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 27, 2013

In today’s mobile and social roundup: Flipboard now lets you share your magazines; Microsoft secures patents for Surface keyboard; Amazon adds X-Ray feature to TV shows on Kindle Fire; and Yahoo to acquire Dailymotion.…

BlackBerry Earnings : Optimism Wanes Despite 115% Stock Growth

By Maria Deutscher Mar 27, 2013

BlackBerry, formerly known as Research in Motion, is set to report its quarterly earnings before the opening bell tomorrow. Analysts are not expecting an immediate turnaround from the Canadian manufacturer, but there is hope…

Windows Blue Confirmed By Microsoft, But What Does It Mean for Desktop?

By Mike Wheatley Mar 27, 2013

Following weeks of speculation about the upcoming but never acknowledged Windows Blue update for Windows 8, Microsoft has finally admitted to its existence. The first rumors about Windows Blue began emerging months ago, with…

Springpad 4.0 : YouTube + Pinterest Had a Baby

By Kristen Nicole Mar 27, 2013

Springpad is in the air, with a seasonable update to its smart notebook service. Version 4.0 of its cross-platform note-taking app comes with a fresh look, improved search, and embeddable notebooks (see ours below).…

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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

CyberBunker Launches “World’s Largest” DDoS Attack, Slows Down The Entire Internet

Forget Math PhDs – Predictive Analysts Replace Old Roles, Push New Markets

Flipboard Update Lets Users Create + Share Magazines

BlackBerry Earnings : Optimism Wanes Despite 115% Stock Growth

Windows Blue Confirmed By Microsoft, But What Does It Mean for Desktop?

Springpad 4.0 : YouTube + Pinterest Had a Baby

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