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5 Reasons Apple Should Launch a Radio Service

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 7, 2013

Rumors regarding Apple building a cloud music service started popping up in 2011, with sources claiming the company would beat Google to the punch. Google launched Google Music, but Apple’s cloud music offering was…

Death Star Strikes Back! Project Revived on Kickstarter

By Mike Wheatley Feb 7, 2013

Remember how disappointed we all were to learn that the proposed Death Star project had been denied funding by the White House? Well, the idea has just been given a new breath of life,…

Will the Cloud Replace IT Outsourcing?

By Tavis J. Hampton Feb 7, 2013

For years IT outsourcing was the best option for many companies and the only affordable option for some. Outsourcers swooped in, planted new technology, and pretty much stayed out of the way of the…

Microsoft Slates Google Over Gmail Privacy

By Mike Wheatley Feb 7, 2013

Microsoft has just launched a new salvo in its eternal struggle with Google, this time singling out its Gmail service for attack in a stinging new video commercial. We’ve seen these kinds of attacks…

Ubuntu Smartphones Coming October 2013

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 7, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Ubuntu phones coming in October; Twitter app update brings better search and discovery; Facebook working on software, not actual phone; Microsoft hints at charging Surface Pro covers; and iPhone…

EU Plans To “Force” Companies To Report Cyberattacks

By Mike Wheatley Feb 7, 2013

Banks, hospitals, energy providers, cloud computing firms and others will all be forced to report any instance of a cyberattack, if a proposed new European law comes into play. According to an article in…

Kaspersky’s Antivirus Update Gone Wrong

By Mike Wheatley Feb 7, 2013

Kaspersky Labs has hit upon a novel way of keeping its users’ computers free of viruses and malware, simply by preventing them from being able to connect to the web at all. Millions of…

Michael Dell Takes Back Control: The New Steve Jobs of Services?

By Kristen Nicole Feb 7, 2013

It would be naive to think that Dell’s surprising decision to return to the status of a private firm doesn’t impact an entire industry. The PC sector has had the rug pulled from under…

Microsoft Adds Data Management Features to Windows 2012, But Are They Useful?

By Bert Latamore Feb 6, 2013

Microsoft’s new Windows 2012 features a list of advanced data storage management tools, and Microsoft has done its best to make those tools as uncomplicated as possible to use. But despite that, writes Wikibon…

Xbox Live Arcade Breaks Sales Record-Courtesy Minecraft

By Saroj Kar Feb 6, 2013

When breaking down some of the stats for the performance of the Xbox 360 throughout 2012, one thing that became the centerpiece of attention was the success of Xbox Live Arcade. One of the…

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Death Star Strikes Back! Project Revived on Kickstarter

Microsoft Slates Google Over Gmail Privacy

Ubuntu Smartphones Coming October 2013

EU Plans To “Force” Companies To Report Cyberattacks

Kaspersky’s Antivirus Update Gone Wrong

Michael Dell Takes Back Control: The New Steve Jobs of Services?

Microsoft Adds Data Management Features to Windows 2012, But Are They Useful?

Xbox Live Arcade Breaks Sales Record-Courtesy Minecraft

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