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Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft

By Art Lindsey III Nov 12, 2012

Head of Microsoft’s Windows division Steven Sinofsky has tendered his resignation and is leaving the company effective immediately. Julie Larson-Green will be promoted to lead all Windows software and hardware engineering. No reason has…

FalconStor Sees Revenue Decline, Cuts Its Losses

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2012

FalconStor posted results for Q3 2012 last Wednesday. The company, a provider of data protection solutions for the enterprise, saw weakened demand for its products in the quarter ended September 30, but managed to cut…

Anti-virus Pioneer John McAfee Wanted for Alleged Murder

By Amber Harris Nov 12, 2012

When you mention the name John McAfee, the first word that comes to mind is “anti-virus.” The man helped computers fight off digital parasites, saving computers from falling victim of lethal viruses and malware.…

A Soft Cook Behind Apple-HTC Deal: Will the Microsoft Approach Work?

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 12, 2012

Over the weekend, Apple and HTC delivered some surprising news: their global lawsuits against each other have been dropped, accompanied by a 10-year licensing agreement. Both companies were quite pleased with the deal as HTC…

Breaking Analysis: Skype Sitting in the Privacy Hot Seat Again?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 12, 2012

Skype’s privacy credentials have been under close scrutiny since July when the chat service refused to comment on whether it could eavesdrop on conversations. Now Skype is facing another privacy-related backlash—after allegedly handing over user…

Reddit Considering Bitcoin for Subscription Model Says CEO Wong

By Kyt Dotson Nov 12, 2012

Amidst the various markets that Bitcoin could have a lot of bite, online services are still the best bet and the highly democratized social forum of Reddit might just become one of them, according…

Breaking Analysis: Apple Doesn’t Waste Any Time – iPhone 5s On the Way?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 12, 2012

Apple is already working on its next iPhone and is Blackberry finally trying to resurrect themselves? According to DigiTimes, Apple is expected to start “trial” production of its next iPhone, the iPhone 5S, in…

Dropbox, Angry Birds and YouTube Among Top Blacklisted Apps at Work

By Saroj Kar Nov 12, 2012

You’d be hard-pressed to find an office without a few tablet owners these days. The iPad has become a fixture for white collar workers, retail and sales, increasing productivity and making us all a…

Breaking Analysis: Obama’s Tech Agenda 2.0 – Bad for Big Data?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 12, 2012

Obama’s tech agenda is back in the spotlight. How will it be revitalized in his second term? Politico’s Tony Romm today asserted that President Obama’s second term is a mandate for what he called…

Human Error Left SEC Computers Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

By Saroj Kar Nov 12, 2012

Employees of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) failed to protect private access to their computers with highly confidential information, becoming a target for cyber-attacks, according to a Reuters report. In this particular…

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Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft

FalconStor Sees Revenue Decline, Cuts Its Losses

Anti-virus Pioneer John McAfee Wanted for Alleged Murder

A Soft Cook Behind Apple-HTC Deal: Will the Microsoft Approach Work?

Reddit Considering Bitcoin for Subscription Model Says CEO Wong

Breaking Analysis: Apple Doesn’t Waste Any Time – iPhone 5s On the Way?

Dropbox, Angry Birds and YouTube Among Top Blacklisted Apps at Work

Breaking Analysis: Obama’s Tech Agenda 2.0 – Bad for Big Data?

Human Error Left SEC Computers Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks

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