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Intel Slump Not a Problem – Death of BYOD Just Around the Corner

By Mike Wheatley Jan 18, 2013

In the wake of disappointing news regarding its Q4 profits, Intel CEO Paul Otellini remained surprisingly upbeat over its prospects for the future, insisting that the next generation of PC designs would soon subsume today’s…

Alfresco Names SuccessFactors President as New CEO

By Maria Deutscher Jan 18, 2013

Alfresco, a maker of open-source, enterprise grade content management software, appointed Doug Dennerline as its new CEO this week. He is replacing co-founder John Powell, who revealed that the change in management was driven by…

Tech Used to Define the Generation Gap. Now it’s Bringing Families Together

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2013

Many of us refuse to accept the fact that we are getting old and times have drastically changed. If you have kids, it’s even easier to recognize just how much things have changed. Instead…

Security Essentials Fluffs Malware Test; Microsoft Goes on the Warpath

By Mike Wheatley Jan 18, 2013

Apparently Microsoft isn’t too happy with the outcome of a recent test that labelled its antivirus software as one of the worst performing around. The company has challenged the methodology used by Germany’s AV-Test,…

Here’s the Catch to Walmart’s Cheap iPhone Plan

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2013

It looks like Walmart and Straight Talk’s unlimited everything offer has a catch. Last week, Walmart announced that it would soon offer iPhone 5s with an unlimited data plan via Straight Talk for only $45.…

Instagram Distracts Naysayers, Claims 90M Monthly Active Users

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2013

In today’s mobile news roundup: Instagram releases monthly active user data; Galaxy SIV to feature wireless charging; Sharp curbs iPad screen production; and AT&T opens FaceTime to everyone – except for unlimited data plan…

CES 2013 Gadgets We’d Actually Use in Real Life

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 18, 2013

International CES 2013 has wrapped, leaving us with a dizzying array of products, some realistic, others more hopeful visions of the future. But of all the products introduced at the event, which ones would people…

Kim Dotcom Gears Up for MEGA Launch

By Mike Wheatley Jan 18, 2013

Almost a year to the day after the original Megaupload was shut down by the FBI, fugitive internet tycoon Kim Dotcom is getting ready to launch the second coming of his file-sharing site from…

Phishing Sites Use Whitelisting Technology To Keep Out Unwanted Targets

By Mike Wheatley Jan 18, 2013

One of the favorite tactics of businesses is to use ‘whitelisting’ to keep malicious visitors at bay, but now it looks as if cybercriminals have turned the tables on them, employing the same tactics…

How Europe Expansion Could Benefit AT&T, Since that T-Mobile Merger Failed

By Saroj Kar Jan 17, 2013

As part of its strategy towards external growth internationally, top U.S. telecom AT&T is considering the purchase of British or Dutch telecom operators. The Wall Street Journal reported the news, citing sources close to the…

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Intel Slump Not a Problem – Death of BYOD Just Around the Corner

Alfresco Names SuccessFactors President as New CEO

Tech Used to Define the Generation Gap. Now it’s Bringing Families Together

Security Essentials Fluffs Malware Test; Microsoft Goes on the Warpath

Here’s the Catch to Walmart’s Cheap iPhone Plan

Instagram Distracts Naysayers, Claims 90M Monthly Active Users

CES 2013 Gadgets We’d Actually Use in Real Life

Phishing Sites Use Whitelisting Technology To Keep Out Unwanted Targets

How Europe Expansion Could Benefit AT&T, Since that T-Mobile Merger Failed

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