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Three Keys to Retaining Top Developer Talent

By Guest Author Nov 30, 2012

For companies that are in dire need of software engineers, trying to find talent can be like dousing a four-alarm fire—they need top developers, and they need them now. Recent statistics underscore this sense…

T-Mobile To Offer iPhone Soon?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 30, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: T-Mobile may soon sell the iPhone; Atari releases Pong for iOS to celebrate its 40th anniversary; Barnes & Noble posts Q2 net income; and Sony offers new PS Vita…

Ninja IDE: Integrated Open Development Environment for Python

By Saroj Kar Nov 30, 2012

On the one side of the scale there is the UNIX philosophy “one tool does only one job but it does it very well”. On the other side of the scale there is the…

Microsoft Surface Pro vs. iPad, Galaxy Tab and Other Top Tablets

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 30, 2012

Microsoft has yet to release the Surface Pro tablet but they’ve officially announced the price for their high-end tablet. The Surface Pro will be available in 64GB and 128GB versions with prices at $899…

Stand Down, Liar! HP’s Battle Cry Heard Around the World

By Kyt Dotson Nov 30, 2012

Last week saw drama rarely seen in the tech world when the numbers from Autonomy didn’t match what HP had paid for; Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch fired back at accusations with an open letter…

AWS Beefs Up Its EC2 Cloud For Big Data Crunching, Munching & Analytics

By Mike Wheatley Nov 30, 2012

Amazon has strengthened its claim to being king of all things data, with the unveiling of two new EC2 instance types, plus an advanced new data analytics tool it’s called the AWS Data Pipeline.…

Samsung Bends Its Rivals Out Of Shape With Floppy, Flexible, Unbreakable Phones

By Mike Wheatley Nov 30, 2012

Just imagine if we could get away with treating our cell phones the same way as we invariably do with notes scribbled onto scraps of paper. Scrunch it up in your pocket, drop it…

End of Days for Windows XP – Less Than 500 Days of Support

By John Casaretto Nov 29, 2012

493 days, and counting – that’s what’s left for Windows XP. Active support runs out on April 8, 2014. It’s Microsoft’s most successful operating system ever, enjoying a very long run that debuted in 2001. …

Apple Maps Execs on the Chopping Block: Where is this PR Mess Headed?

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

Apple is intent on overhauling its Maps application, and for good reason. The consumer electronics giant’s flopped in its attempt to infiltrate the data-driven digital GPS market with a Maps app the trumped Google…

Can Kids Run Advanced Analytics? IBM’s New Data Center Hooks ‘Em Young

By Mike Wheatley Nov 29, 2012

Big data might be about to change the world, but only as long as we have the tools and the skills in place to understand what it all means. IBM understands this point better…

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Three Keys to Retaining Top Developer Talent

T-Mobile To Offer iPhone Soon?

Ninja IDE: Integrated Open Development Environment for Python

Microsoft Surface Pro vs. iPad, Galaxy Tab and Other Top Tablets

AWS Beefs Up Its EC2 Cloud For Big Data Crunching, Munching & Analytics

Samsung Bends Its Rivals Out Of Shape With Floppy, Flexible, Unbreakable Phones

End of Days for Windows XP – Less Than 500 Days of Support

Apple Maps Execs on the Chopping Block: Where is this PR Mess Headed?

Can Kids Run Advanced Analytics? IBM’s New Data Center Hooks ‘Em Young

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