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Nike’s +$300 LeBron X shoes as seen by Social Media

By John Casaretto Aug 21, 2012

News about Nike’s reported most ever expensive athletic shoe has been spreading like wildfire. The LeBron X shoes are expected to retail at$315 when they are released later this year. From the moment the…

Saudi Cleric Decrees That Buying Twitter Followers Is “Dishonest and Malicious”

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2012

Issuing a religious fatwa against people who go out and buy Twitter followers to boost their ‘popularity’ is probably a bit extreme to say the least, but there’s every chance that it might just…

VMworld 2012: Big Expectations in a Booming Virtualized World

By Maria Deutscher Aug 21, 2012

VMworld 2012 is going down this month from the 26th to the 30th in San Francisco. VMware itself hasn’t announced any major updates in a while, so it’s safe to assume the company is…

Telerik Announces Full Support for New Visual Studio 2012

By Isha Suri Aug 21, 2012

Telerik, a leading provider of end-to-end software application, lifecycle and content management solutions, today announced that it will now provide full support for the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. Telerik revealed that it has moved…

Amazon’s Glacier: Cheap, Slow, and Ready to Go

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 21, 2012

In most situations, being cheap and slow is a bad thing, but for Amazon’s new AWS Glacier service, being affordable and slow moving may be exactly what some businesses have been wanting. AWS Glacier…

#OpFreeAssange: Anonymous DDoS Attacks Take Down 3 UK Sites

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2012

The hacktivist group Anonymous staged a number of DDoS attacks on UK government websites yesterday in an apparent show of support for the controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who remains stuck inside his Ecuadorean…

Google Analytics Facing Possible Ban in Norway

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2012

Google Analytics could be about to go offline in Norway, after that country’s Data Protection Bureau declared that the service fails to comply with a recent EU directive regarding the collection of IP addresses.…

Healthy Big Data: When Cutting Edge Graphics Meet Medical Science

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2012

You might think you know what big data is capable of, but until you’ve explored what the medical profession can do with it, chances are you probably know very little. Big data isn’t just…

Top Big Data Hardware Suppliers in 2012

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 21, 2012

Big Data in itself does not always necessitate big hardware, but more often than not, the long-term storage and processing of big data requires hardware that can carry the workload. Many server hardware manufacturers…

Dell Expands Virtual Desktop Push With Wyse-Powered VMware Zero Clients

By Matt Weinberger Aug 21, 2012

Late yesterday afternoon, Dell unveiled a new line of VMware-friendly virtual desktop clients based on technology from its acquisition of Wyse, alongside new reference architectures and SSD-hybrid storage solutions to support them. The new…

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Saudi Cleric Decrees That Buying Twitter Followers Is “Dishonest and Malicious”

VMworld 2012: Big Expectations in a Booming Virtualized World

Telerik Announces Full Support for New Visual Studio 2012

Amazon’s Glacier: Cheap, Slow, and Ready to Go

#OpFreeAssange: Anonymous DDoS Attacks Take Down 3 UK Sites

Google Analytics Facing Possible Ban in Norway

Healthy Big Data: When Cutting Edge Graphics Meet Medical Science

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