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RackSpace Delivers OpenStack Private Cloud Environment Sans Licensing

By Bert Latamore Feb 18, 2013

Rackspace, known for its OpenStack-based Public Cloud IaaS service, is now offering a productized version of the software behind that service publicly as a free download, with no licensing, writes Wikibon Analyst Stuart Miniman. Customers…

Microsoft Accidently “Confirms” Windows Blue Update For PCs and Phones

By Mike Wheatley Feb 18, 2013

Not long after it was first released, there were rumors that Microsoft was planning a radical overhaul of the way it updates its operating system, with a new annual release cycle codenamed Windows Blue.…

Android Frost Hack Chilling, But Underwhelming – Breaking Analysis

By Andrew Lowe Feb 18, 2013

In a move that harkens back to the days of the enigma machine, German researchers near the Bavarian city of Nurmeberg have made another revelation in the world of cryptography, this time cracking…

Paging Dr. Watson! IBM Puts Its AI to Work in Healthcare

By Maria Deutscher Feb 18, 2013

IBM’s artificial intelligence project, Watson, is really coming into his own. The initiative, several years in the making, is being put to work as part of IBM’s Big Data portfolio, a monetizable solution instead…

Google’s Neck On The Line: EU Threatens “Repressive Action”

By Mike Wheatley Feb 18, 2013

European privacy watchdogs are squaring up for a titanic clash with Google after the internet giant ignored orders to undo the sweeping changes made to its privacy policy last year which affected services including…

Single-License Office 2013 Will Drive Users to Google Docs: Breaking Analysis

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 18, 2013

Microsoft recently changed its Office Home and Student 2013 end-user licensing agreement. Instead of being able to install the retail version of the Office 2013 to another PC, in case the one where you…

How Big Data Can Incentivize Your Restaurant’s Waitstaff [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Feb 18, 2013

Big Data is being applied to countless businesses these days, namely healthcare and finance. But restaurants can get in on the fun, too, especially if there’s a way to leverage Big Data to incentivize…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 18, 2013

By Bert Latamore Feb 18, 2013

Forester Gives IBM Top Score in Enterprise Mobility Services Forrester Research Inc. has rated IBM as a Leader in enterprise mobility services in its latest “The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Mobility Services Q1 2013”. The…

Facebook Hacked: Once Again, Java Is The Weakest Link

By Mike Wheatley Feb 18, 2013

The reputation of Java was dragged through the mud once again this weekend as hackers exploited yet another zero-day vulnerability in the plugin, this time to infiltrate Facebook in one of the highest profile…

Is It Cold In Here, Or Are You Just Trying to Steal My Android Data?

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 18, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: FROST allows access to locked Android smartphone data; Samsung to compete with Nokia in emerging markets; LG unveils Optimus G Pro; and Apple’s ad laced weekend. FROST allows access…

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RackSpace Delivers OpenStack Private Cloud Environment Sans Licensing

Microsoft Accidently “Confirms” Windows Blue Update For PCs and Phones

Android Frost Hack Chilling, But Underwhelming – Breaking Analysis

Paging Dr. Watson! IBM Puts Its AI to Work in Healthcare

Google’s Neck On The Line: EU Threatens “Repressive Action”

Single-License Office 2013 Will Drive Users to Google Docs: Breaking Analysis

How Big Data Can Incentivize Your Restaurant’s Waitstaff [VIDEO]

ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 18, 2013

Facebook Hacked: Once Again, Java Is The Weakest Link

Is It Cold In Here, Or Are You Just Trying to Steal My Android Data?

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