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Telerik Launches New Win8 UI Controls & VS 2012 Productivity Tools for XAML & HTML Developers

By Isha Suri Oct 18, 2012

Telerik has been in news lately for providing lots of updates and tools, and the latest one includes its Q3 2012 collection of development tools targeted to developers focused on building Win8 apps, Visual…

ReVuln Discovers Vulnerability in Steam That Opens Gamers to Remote Exploits

By Saroj Kar Oct 18, 2012

The Steam gaming platform offers thousands of free and paid PC games to download. These include well-known titles such as Counter Strike, Half-Life or Fallout New Vegas. Many gamers use the Steam cloud service…

ComodIT IaaS Becomes Publicly Available, Supports RackSpace Open Cloud

By Isha Suri Oct 18, 2012

ComodIT, a young Belgian startup has just launched its first IT Automation platform delivered as a service platform. It integrates in a single tool all the key IT delivery processes, from provisioning to orchestration,…

Windows 8 Surface RT Sells Out – Beyond the iPad

By John Casaretto Oct 18, 2012

Suddenly everybody is a pricing expert – especially when comparing the Microsoft Surface and iPad markets, there has been no shortage of at-large opinions. People love their iPads, but there appears to be great…

Thailand Sells Off 3G Licenses (At Last), But Implementation Could Still Be Years Off

By Mike Wheatley Oct 18, 2012

Thailand has just completed its joke of a 3G auction, but even now the country’s long-suffering populace may have to wait months for high-speed mobile services to be implemented, a scandalous FOURTEEN years after…

Presidential Debate Should’ve Talked More Tech: Data Has Big Impact on Jobs, Gov’t Spending

By Maria Deutscher Oct 18, 2012

The second presidential debate between President Obama and Governor Romney this week covered some topics that we haven’t seen in the press as regularly as taxes, including tech. While many may feel tech is…

3 Ways to Stay Safe on Public WiFi Networks

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 18, 2012

A lot of people use WiFi networks, even those unsecured WiFi networks in coffee shops, airports and bars. It’s a matter of convenience, and a sign of the times–we constantly need to be connected…

No More “Big Data” – Soon, It’ll Be “Just Data”

By Mike Wheatley Oct 18, 2012

For those who can’t wait for next week’s Strata Hadoop World Conference in New York, when we can expect dozens of new developments in the big data world, a couple of interesting items came…

Leaked Report: No Evidence Of Huawei Spying On The US

By Mike Wheatley Oct 18, 2012

A US government probe has found no evidence that the under-fire telecommunications firm Huawei carried out espionage on behalf of the Chinese government, according to leaked reports. The 18-month review, which is a different…

Top 5 Animations that Explain the Cloud

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 18, 2012

There’s plenty of talk about the cloud these days, even though many consumers don’t entirely understand what it is. For centuries the term “cloud” referred to those fluffy things in the sky, but the…

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Telerik Launches New Win8 UI Controls & VS 2012 Productivity Tools for XAML & HTML Developers

ComodIT IaaS Becomes Publicly Available, Supports RackSpace Open Cloud

Windows 8 Surface RT Sells Out – Beyond the iPad

Thailand Sells Off 3G Licenses (At Last), But Implementation Could Still Be Years Off

Presidential Debate Should’ve Talked More Tech: Data Has Big Impact on Jobs, Gov’t Spending

3 Ways to Stay Safe on Public WiFi Networks

No More “Big Data” – Soon, It’ll Be “Just Data”

Leaked Report: No Evidence Of Huawei Spying On The US

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