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Burn After Using: The New Fake Number App That Lets You Cover Your Tracks

By Mike Wheatley Aug 9, 2012

Ever been approached by an ugly, or even worse, creepy looking stranger who insists on you giving them your cell phone number? Well, if this has happened more than once in your life, you…

A Week of Infiltration, from the Olympics to Dropbox and Beyond

By Kyt Dotson Aug 9, 2012

This week we’ve seen a dipping off of the London Olympics as the schedule begins to wind down, but that doesn’t mean that we’re not looking at it edgewise from the point of view…

OpenStack Drama Fizzles Out as Elections Continue, But Questions Remain

By Matt Weinberger Aug 9, 2012

Earlier this week, OpenStack community leader Jonathan Bryce posted to the community that the recent controversy over the OpenStack Foundation Board of Directors resolved with neither side choosing to pursue any further action. But…

Lenovo Targets Dell in Education and Government Market

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 8, 2012

Lenovo is going after Dell’s education and government market share, and the Chinese-based multinational IT corporation is not shy about admitting it. In an interview with Bloomberg, Thomas Looney, Lenovo’s Vice President and Genernal…

Infosys Debuts Cloud Infrastructure Management Service

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2012

This week Indian outsourcing giant Infosys is launching a new platform for managing cloud services in enterprise environments. The Infosys Cloud Ecosystem Hub is touted as a “self-service catalog” that lets users mix and…

Social Mobile Slows, Dominated by Facebook

By Mike Wheatley Aug 8, 2012

New figures show that almost 82 million people in the US, or 26 percent of the nation’s population, are now accessing social networks from their mobile phones. But if you happen to be thinking…

Adrian Cockcroft Architecture Director at Netflix in #theCube Talking Chaos Monkey and Cassandra

By Kyt Dotson Aug 8, 2012

John Furrier sat down in theCube to speak with Adrian Cockcroft, Director of architecture for the Cloud Systems team at Netflix, and together they spoke about how Netflix handled the recent power outages, the…

VMware Buys Log Insight to Analyze the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2012

VMware is upping its cloud play via a series of acquisitions that the company hopes will help it expand beyond its core virtualization business. The latest in this string of purchases is Log Insight.…

Stash 1.2 for Enterprise Git Released – What Does it Have to Offer?

By Isha Suri Aug 8, 2012

As Git is becoming a basic need for developers across global enterprises, here comes a new version to cheer up the developers. Atlassian, the Sydney based company and the creator of business enterprise software…

H+ Teaser Video: The H is for Post-Apocalyptic Transhumanism

By Kyt Dotson Aug 8, 2012

Science fiction has always been a gold mine for the hopes and dreams of geeks everywhere—in fact, people might still think about the whole meme of “It’s the 21st century, where’s my flying cars?”…

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Burn After Using: The New Fake Number App That Lets You Cover Your Tracks

A Week of Infiltration, from the Olympics to Dropbox and Beyond

OpenStack Drama Fizzles Out as Elections Continue, But Questions Remain

Adrian Cockcroft Architecture Director at Netflix in #theCube Talking Chaos Monkey and Cassandra

Stash 1.2 for Enterprise Git Released – What Does it Have to Offer?

H+ Teaser Video: The H is for Post-Apocalyptic Transhumanism

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