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Cisco Buys Networking Firm Meraki for $1.2B Acquisition

By Maria Deutscher Nov 19, 2012

Cisco’s been on a shopping spree lately as the networking space aggressively takes on a rapidly transitioning demand for mobile connectivity. The industry leader acquired privately-held networking firm Meraki for $1.2 billion in cash,…

Breaking Analysis: Fantasy Search Engine Between Yahoo & Facebook? Dream On.

By Molly Sassmann Nov 19, 2012

Rumors are swirling that Yahoo and Facebook may be forming an alliance to combat Google. A November 18th early morning post from The Sunday Telegraph stated that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has been in…

Nintendo Finally Released Wii U! Netflix On Board, but No TVii

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 19, 2012

Nintendo has finally released the long awaited Wii U. It’s the company’s next generation gaming console that features the revolutionary GamePad. Hundreds of people lined outside the Nintendo World Store in Manhattan at midnight…

Breaking Analysis: Anonymous Stings Israel With Website Outages Over IDF Operation in Gaza

By Kyt Dotson Nov 19, 2012

The Israeli government has reported no less than 44 million hacking attempts against security, governmental, and financial websites over the weekend as violence in the Gaza strip continues to escalate. Many of these attacks…

EMC Gets Aggressive with Cloud Services Portfolio, Bundles with More Partners

By Maria Deutscher Nov 19, 2012

Capgemini and EMC are offering government agencies a fully managed technological offering that couples the storage vendor’s technology with Capgemini’s outsourcing services. The two firms announced the solution at EMC’s Momentum conference last week.…

Cyber Schools: The Good, Bad and Scammy

By Harmony Tapper Nov 19, 2012

In our ever-evolving technology-based society, education and the demands placed upon our students are radically different than the educational experience of just two decades ago. The American education system has slowly declined in recent…

How Samsung Could be the Winner in the Apple-HTC Deal

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 19, 2012

In today’s mobile roundup: Samsung seeks copy of Apple-HTC deal; Windows Phone 8 rebooting issue; a new smartphone that can differentiate between knuckle, finger tip and fingernail touch; and Apple’s iMessage outage. Samsung seeks…

Ask DevOps: Three Ways to Make Automated Tests Faster

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 19, 2012

A lot of us have encountered an app that suddenly won’t work, hangs, or won’t open at all. And we immediately think that the app developer slacked off and and made a really crappy…

Big Data: A Big Problem for Civil Rights

By Kristen Nicole Nov 19, 2012

When it comes to the business of big data, a growing number of companies are profiting from the collection, storage and analysis of user information. Take Axciom for example. Last year, the company registered $1.1 billion…

Office 365 Outages Affect North America – Microsoft Follows Through on Guarantee

By John Casaretto Nov 16, 2012

Microsoft dealt with some pretty significant outages of its Office 365 services this week. Customers and partners are reacting. Some outraged. Some disappointed that they had subscribed to a service that was allegedly more…

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Breaking Analysis: Fantasy Search Engine Between Yahoo & Facebook? Dream On.

Nintendo Finally Released Wii U! Netflix On Board, but No TVii

Breaking Analysis: Anonymous Stings Israel With Website Outages Over IDF Operation in Gaza

EMC Gets Aggressive with Cloud Services Portfolio, Bundles with More Partners

Cyber Schools: The Good, Bad and Scammy

How Samsung Could be the Winner in the Apple-HTC Deal

Ask DevOps: Three Ways to Make Automated Tests Faster

Big Data: A Big Problem for Civil Rights

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