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Expansive App Strategy Moves Food Network into iPad Books

By Saroj Kar Nov 5, 2012

We’re not all born with cooking skills, however, the vast majority of us share something in common: as passion for smartphones and tablets. If you forget the worries of the kitchen for a moment,…

Tresata Chief Scientist to Lead Effort to Create Ph.D. in Data Science

By Bert Latamore Nov 5, 2012

The term “data scientist” has become popular since the term first appeared at around 2009. But while the term has been applied to numerous people, exactly what a data scientist is is still unclear,…

iPad Rivals Make Their Play as Apple Interest Wanes

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 5, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Android tablets gaining on Apple’s success; Facebook phone rumor revival; Twitter making an Instagram-like tool; and Google Wallet gets s little bolder. Android tablets gaining on Apple’s success According…

FEMA Launches RUMOR CONTROL To Dispel Sandy Misinformation

By Mike Wheatley Nov 5, 2012

Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter were awash with rumors last week as Hurricane Sandy smashed into New Jersey, and the spate of misinformation has continued into the weekend, hampering the relief efforts…

Russia’s “Crime-as-a-service” Exposed – Just Look At What You Can Buy

By Mike Wheatley Nov 5, 2012

Fancy buying yourself a complete botnet to fool around with? Or maybe you’d just like to borrow someone else’s for a couple of hours? Or alternatively, thrash out a million spam emails carrying the…

“pyknic” Hacks NBC and Gaga Site: User Info & Passwords “Dumped”

By Mike Wheatley Nov 5, 2012

Dozens of NBC websites fell victim to hackers yesterday, in an attack that appears to be linked to the notorious cyber-hacktivist group Anonymous. The hacker or hackers, who go by the name “pyknic”, defaced…

iPhone Apps and Ideas: Getting ‘Stached for Movember

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 5, 2012

Once again Movember is here. You know, the month formerly known as November, when people grow their moustaches for the whole month. Movember is a portmanteau of moustache love and the pending onset of…

AMD’s Piledriver Opteron Series Revs Up to 6300

By Mike Wheatley Nov 5, 2012

Chip maker AMD has just rolled out its latest batch of Opteron processors, with a choice of quad-core, 8-core, 12-core and 16 core options available, clocking up speeds ranging from 2.3GHz to 3.5GHz. The…

This Week in Big Data: Google’s New Siri Clone

By Maria Deutscher Nov 4, 2012

Google is Apple’s largest competitor in the mobile software arena, a status that has been further solidified this week with the launch of a new app that rivals Siri with data science and language…

This Week in the Cloud: Big Updates from Small Players, Cisco’s UCS Ramp-Up

By Maria Deutscher Nov 4, 2012

This week featured several major announcements from a few small firms with big ambitions and a lot of cloud mojo. One of them is Spanning, which hired a Silicon Valley veteran to lead its…

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Expansive App Strategy Moves Food Network into iPad Books

Tresata Chief Scientist to Lead Effort to Create Ph.D. in Data Science

iPad Rivals Make Their Play as Apple Interest Wanes

Russia’s “Crime-as-a-service” Exposed – Just Look At What You Can Buy

“pyknic” Hacks NBC and Gaga Site: User Info & Passwords “Dumped”

iPhone Apps and Ideas: Getting ‘Stached for Movember

AMD’s Piledriver Opteron Series Revs Up to 6300

This Week in Big Data: Google’s New Siri Clone

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