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Apple Maps Is So Confused It Couldn’t Even Score In A Brothel

By Mike Wheatley Sep 20, 2012

Apple has just released its iOS 6 operating system, but already it’s come in for some harsh criticism due to numerous inaccuracies and mistakes with its new mapping software that replaced Google Maps. Misplaced…

Apple iOS 6 Now Available For Download

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 20, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: iOS 6 now available for download; Samsung’s plans to add the iPhone 5 in a lawsuit; and HTC Windows phone now available for pre-order. Apple’s iOS 6 now available…

Big Money Data: US Military Spending Laid Bare

By Mike Wheatley Sep 20, 2012

In this week’s big money data series, we take a closer look at one of the government’s biggest and, perhaps (depending on your viewpoint), one of its most unnecessary annual expenditures; it’s military budget.…

Apprenda Debuts Free Hosted Version of .NET PaaS

By Maria Deutscher Sep 20, 2012

Analysts and industry watchers predict that the platform-as-a-service (PaaS) solutions will soon be the fastest growing sector of cloud services. Many developers welcome the benefits offered by companies like Heroku and Microsoft Azure. However, the…

In-Flight Wi-Fi: More Expensive, But Much, Much Faster (No Thanks To Gogo)

By Mike Wheatley Sep 19, 2012

It’s fair to say that since its introduction four years ago, in-flight Wi-Fi hasn’t exactly ‘took off’ in the way that people would have liked. Fact is, most airlines around the world simply don’t…

Angry Big Data: Mapping Protests Around The World

By Mike Wheatley Sep 19, 2012

Since the emergence of a controversial movie ridiculing the Islamic prophet Mohammad sparked uproar in the Middle East, resulting in the death of the American ambassador after the storming of the US consulate in…

Cloudant to Provide Cloud Database Service to GAIN Fitness

By Isha Suri Sep 19, 2012

NoSQL data layer as a service provider, Cloudant, has announced that personal training mobile app, GAIN Fitness has selected it to replace PostgreSQL, in order to provide more scalable application performance to their rapidly…

Inventive Redditor Builds Xbox 360 Into a Laptop Case and Walks into a Bar

By Kyt Dotson Sep 19, 2012

Interestingly, it’s not a joke, yet that is the punch line for this inventive marvel. Most game consoles are a little bit less-than-portable—that’s why the mobile market is awash with handhelds that act like…

Microsoft Enables IntelliTrace for DevOps

By Isha Suri Sep 19, 2012

Microsoft recently announced that it has enabled IntelliTrace in Visual Studio 2012 for DevOps, which will help the developer community to track coding issues easily and effortlessly. Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 is already shipping…

Reddit Co-Founder Faces 13 Felonies for Data Theft, $1 Million Fine and 35 Years in Prison

By Cherr Aira Sep 19, 2012

The number thirteen could possibly be the least favorite number of Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz. Following four felonies in 2011, the Federal Government has filed nine more charges against the activist coder for breaching…

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Apple Maps Is So Confused It Couldn’t Even Score In A Brothel

Apple iOS 6 Now Available For Download

Big Money Data: US Military Spending Laid Bare

In-Flight Wi-Fi: More Expensive, But Much, Much Faster (No Thanks To Gogo)

Angry Big Data: Mapping Protests Around The World

Inventive Redditor Builds Xbox 360 Into a Laptop Case and Walks into a Bar

Microsoft Enables IntelliTrace for DevOps

Reddit Co-Founder Faces 13 Felonies for Data Theft, $1 Million Fine and 35 Years in Prison

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