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Spam Me Not! Ways to Block Spam Texts and Annoyng Calls

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 18, 2013

We’ve all been through this ordeal, we’re waiting for a very important text, but when the phone beeps, you’re greeted with a very annoying message. It can be anything from someone telling you won…

Durango (Xbox720) vs Orbis (PS4) – The Head to Toe Analysis

By Isha Suri Feb 18, 2013

It’s Durango vs Orbis: The Head to Toe Analysis. Few weeks back we heard about the upcoming gaming consoles from Sony and Microsoft, where there were a lot of speculations and rumors about their…

PS4 Controller Features Touchscreen and Move Strip

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 18, 2013

Sony is hosting an event on February 20, 2013 in New York as 6PM EST. Aside from a tweet and a cryptic video, nothing much has been said about the event but PlayStation fans…

Chromebook Review Part 1: The Unboxing

By Kyt Dotson Feb 18, 2013

It’s a rainy day and Fedex says that the Samsung Chromebook is on the truck–out for delivery. For me, it’s like any other day as I wait and do general work at the computer.…

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…

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Spam Me Not! Ways to Block Spam Texts and Annoyng Calls

Durango (Xbox720) vs Orbis (PS4) – The Head to Toe Analysis

PS4 Controller Features Touchscreen and Move Strip

Chromebook Review Part 1: The Unboxing

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

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