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Belgian Spies Cover Blown… On LinkedIn and Facebook. Doh!

By Mike Wheatley Nov 28, 2012

Being a James Bond-esque spy might seem like a pretty glamorous job, and for those lucky enough to have found such employment, no doubt the temptation to show off about their exploits might be…

HP Discover 2012: Expect More Ways to Harness Data, Manage Services

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2012

HP Discover 2012 conference will be held in Frankfurt, Germany through December 4-6. The event is the vendor’s biannual opportunity to showcase its achievements from the past six months, and strengthen its ties with…

High Stakes in UN Siege of the Internet

By John Casaretto Nov 28, 2012

Somewhere in Dubai, a plot to takeover of the internet is being hatched. The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), is a body of the United Nations and this group is meeting this week on creating…

Is 40M Licenses for Windows 8 a Triumph?

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2012

Consumers and organizations purchased over 40 million Windows 8 licenses since the operating system launched in stores on October 26, according to Tami Reller. The Microsoft executive, who serves as the company’s chief marketing…

Patent Brawl Showdown Gangs Up on Samsung, Apple

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2012

The courts are abuzz with all the patent disputes being filed by tech companies. The most popular players being Apple and Samsung, which is befitting since they currently dominate the market. But there are…

Hotel Burglars Exploit Key Card Locks, But Who’s Gonna Pay To Fix Them?

By Mike Wheatley Nov 28, 2012

Dozens of guests at luxury hotels in the US have fallen victim to burglaries in recent months, with the thieves suspected of gaining access to their rooms by exploiting a recently exposed security flaw…

Samsung’s Not-So-Lofty Sales Goals and a More Responsible Labor Outlook [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2012

Samsung is stepping up its game both in the mobile space and internally, with a new sales milestone and plans to improve labor conditions in its Chinese plants. According to the latest figures from…

Why Google Could Be Planning a Self-Branded Touchscreen Chromebook

By Mike Wheatley Nov 28, 2012

Google is rumored to be working on its own branded notebook featuring a touchscreen, capping off a fresh wave of similar devices, according to reports. The story was first reported by the China Times…

Another Apple Exec Gets Booted For Maps Kerfuffle

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Maps execs fired by Apple; Microsoft to deliver OTA update to resolve rebooting issue; RIM’s arbitration backfires; ASUS delays Taichi delivery; and Mobile cranks up online shopping on Cyber…

Prediction Analytics Made to Order: More BI for HANA

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2012

BI software maker SAP is introducing a new product that will help businesses create custom predictive analytics models. SAP Predictive Analysis can run as a standalone solution or in conjunction with HANA, the company’s…

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Belgian Spies Cover Blown… On LinkedIn and Facebook. Doh!

HP Discover 2012: Expect More Ways to Harness Data, Manage Services

High Stakes in UN Siege of the Internet

Is 40M Licenses for Windows 8 a Triumph?

Patent Brawl Showdown Gangs Up on Samsung, Apple

Hotel Burglars Exploit Key Card Locks, But Who’s Gonna Pay To Fix Them?

Samsung’s Not-So-Lofty Sales Goals and a More Responsible Labor Outlook [VIDEO]

Why Google Could Be Planning a Self-Branded Touchscreen Chromebook

Another Apple Exec Gets Booted For Maps Kerfuffle

Prediction Analytics Made to Order: More BI for HANA

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