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Israel Shuts Down Police Computers After Cyber Attack

By Saroj Kar Nov 1, 2012

Israel authorities have banned its police force from connecting to the Internet and from using any external memory disks or sticks in an effort to curb a cyber-attack. According to report, a malware infection…

AT&T, Comcast: The Good Samaritans of Sandy Recovery

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 1, 2012

The devastation that Hurricane Sandy brought to the East Coast is really heart wrenching, but there’s nothing humans cannot overcome, no matter how grim. New York is slowly recovering, pumping out flood water from…

Dotcom Celebrates Anniversary of Megaupload Takedown With New Me.ga

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 1, 2012

The controversial Kim Dotcom has an interesting plan in commemorating the anniversary of the takedown of the equally controversial file sharing site, Megaupload. On January 20 of this year, Megaupload was taken down and…

Cisco Introduces UCS Central To Manage Data Centers Across The Cloud

By Mike Wheatley Nov 1, 2012

Cisco has rolled out a major update for its Unified Computing System (UCS) management platform, which combines the firm’s server and networking technology with its storage hardware into a single system. Yesterday, the company…

New Mobile Laws Keep You from Touching your Phone

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 1, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: tough, new mobile phone laws passed; Samsung Galaxy SIII mini launch date; Carriers already testing BlackBerry 10 devices; and AT&T and T-Mobile team up to bring service to Hurricane…

Google’s Voice Search Craps All Over Siri, Thanks to Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Nov 1, 2012

Google has just released a new, standalone voice search app for iOS devices to take on Apple’s flagship Siri personal assistant. It’s not quite the same as Siri – at the moment, all it…

The Opportunity in Mobile OS Fragmentation, as One CEO Sees It

By Kristen Nicole Nov 1, 2012

When we launched our DevOps vertical within the SiliconAngle network, we had no idea how dominant the mobile developer’s interests would become for our publication. The mobile arena has opened up a whole new…

Russia Enacts Controversial Internet Blacklist Law

By Mike Wheatley Nov 1, 2012

A controversial law that the government says is aimed at protecting children from harmful web content has just gone into effect in Russia. But critics of the legislation, dubbed Russia’s ‘internet blacklist law’, have…

Intel Launches New Entry-Level SSD Featuring 20nm Flash Memory

By Mike Wheatley Nov 1, 2012

Intel has just rolled out its latest solid-state drive (SSD), aimed at entry level buyers looking to replace their hard drives for something with additional storage capacity. The newly-launched, consumer-focused SSD 355 series follows…

An Ego Boost for EMC with Recognition at TSIA 2012

By Maria Deutscher Oct 31, 2012

Storage vendor EMC got a huge ego boost at the most recent Technology Services Industry Association conference, where it received two new awards and a meta-trophy for performance over time. The company picked up…

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Israel Shuts Down Police Computers After Cyber Attack

AT&T, Comcast: The Good Samaritans of Sandy Recovery

Dotcom Celebrates Anniversary of Megaupload Takedown With New Me.ga

Cisco Introduces UCS Central To Manage Data Centers Across The Cloud

New Mobile Laws Keep You from Touching your Phone

Google’s Voice Search Craps All Over Siri, Thanks to Big Data

The Opportunity in Mobile OS Fragmentation, as One CEO Sees It

Russia Enacts Controversial Internet Blacklist Law

Intel Launches New Entry-Level SSD Featuring 20nm Flash Memory

An Ego Boost for EMC with Recognition at TSIA 2012

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