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NewsDesk MobileANGLE Round-up: Apple Maps Hazardous for Australians

By Molly Sassmann Dec 10, 2012

Police in Victoria, Australia issued a warning to motorists this weekend regarding Apple Maps after several travelers became stranded in the Murray-Sunset National Park trying to reach the city of Mildura using Apple Maps…

Breaking Analysis: Mac Pro Likely Candidate for U.S. Plants, How Fast Can Your Password Be Hacked?

By Molly Sassmann Dec 10, 2012

Last Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple would be investing $100 million to build a line of its Mac computers exclusively in the U.S. next year, but didn’t say which one. SiliconANGLE…

HP Unifies Its Storage Solutions around 3PAR, StoreAll

By Saroj Kar Dec 10, 2012

These days, primary storage is too fragmented, resulting in particular overly complex administration. There are several models for different types of customers and sizes of environments, but most models lack a common set of…

IBM’s Silicon Nanophotonics: The Answer to Big Data Traffic Jams

By Mike Wheatley Dec 10, 2012

IBM has announced a major breakthrough with its silicon nanophotonics research, developing a system for transferring data using light instead of electronic signals, which could have massive ramifications for the future of computing. Silicon…

Atlassian Announces Stash 2.0 with Several Enterprise Offerings

By Isha Suri Dec 10, 2012

Atlassian, leading enterprise software company that helps innovators everywhere plan, build and launch great software has just launched the Stash 2.0, a DVCS offering that is 100% homegrown and 100% about the enterprise. Stash…

Pica8 Out of Stealth, Bringing SDN to Commodity hardware with Open Full Stack System

By Bert Latamore Dec 10, 2012

Software-defined Networking (SDN), a.k.a. virtual networks, has become the frontier of data center virtualization in the cloud and internal enterprise data centers since the bidding war over Nicira and its subsequent purchase by VMware. But,…

Breaking Analysis: Instagram Terminates Twitter Support, Google et al. Attempts to Stifle Alice Corp

By Molly Sassmann Dec 10, 2012

Last Wednesday, Instagram disabled the ability for Twitter to properly display Instagram photos on the Twitter site and within Twitter applications. According to All Things D, as of Sunday, Instagram pulled the plug completely…

Appthority Knows What Business is Thinking About App Security

By Kyt Dotson Dec 10, 2012

Mobile development right now is fundamentally fragmented between a multitude of devices and a powerful ecology of vendors and platforms—on the cultural side, the rise of BYOD and personal connectivity has been a constant…

Dropbox Steals the Creator of Python from Google

By Saroj Kar Dec 10, 2012

Dropbox is looking to strengthen and scale their storage service, and it just announced moments ago that it hired one of the senior executives within Google: Guido Van Rossum. For those not familiar with Guido…

Net Freedoms In The Balance? Russian Proposal to ‘Share’ Control Attracts Support

By Mike Wheatley Dec 10, 2012

Serious divisions have emerged at a UN conference on international telecommunications, with countries including Russia, Saudi Arabia and the UAE insisting that each of the 193 nations present should have an equal say in…

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NewsDesk MobileANGLE Round-up: Apple Maps Hazardous for Australians

Breaking Analysis: Mac Pro Likely Candidate for U.S. Plants, How Fast Can Your Password Be Hacked?

IBM’s Silicon Nanophotonics: The Answer to Big Data Traffic Jams

Atlassian Announces Stash 2.0 with Several Enterprise Offerings

Pica8 Out of Stealth, Bringing SDN to Commodity hardware with Open Full Stack System

Appthority Knows What Business is Thinking About App Security

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