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Facebook Security Checkpoint a Fair but Currently Flawed Idea

By Kyt Dotson Jul 13, 2012

Not many months ago Facebook partnered with antivirus vendors to come up with a plan for aiding their customers in the ever ongoing fight against malware and mere days ago the Malware Checkpoint for…

Is Apple Abandoning All Plans of Going Green?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 13, 2012

Last month, Apple asked EPEAT – Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool, to remove 39 of their certified desktop computers, monitors and laptops, from the list of environment friendly products. According to some sources, Apple…

Promising a Groundbreaking Integrated Solution, Storyteller Is Not for Kids

By Kathryn Buford Jul 13, 2012

Sparkart, a technology and web media consulting group based in Oakland and Nashville, now joins the ranks of those making life easier for developers with its forthcoming tool to make content integration from various…

Pandemics, Droughts, World Chaos, and Big Data Nightmares

By Phil Butler Jul 13, 2012

Big data, T.H.E. IT topic of 2012, would seem to only come in one size – big – but in many flavors, everything we study. In every industry from autos to science and beyond,…

When the Economy Gets Tough, Social Change Gets Tougher

By Kathryn Buford Jul 13, 2012

Walden University introduced a new infographic based on its 2012 Social Change Impact Report. The second in an annual series, the international study explores who is engaged in social change efforts as well as…

Post-PC Era Is Here, Don’t Think So

By Josette Rigsby Jul 13, 2012

Post-PC is a phrase on the tip of every IT analyst’s tongue and on the keys of every tech writer’s keyboard. However, there is quite a bit of debate on whether it’s a real…

Healthy Big Data: Predicting and Preventing the Spread of Disease

By Mike Wheatley Jul 13, 2012

Big data has many uses. Banks use it to make money and improve customer care, automobile makers are hoping it will help them to develop better production processes, and even pizza companies are using…

Devops – Art? Science? Hype? Can DevOps Deliver on Business Needs

By John Casaretto Jul 13, 2012

Talking about DevOps can be quite conceptual in many cases. How we integrate the Devops concept into the architecture of a company can quite literally be a blend of arts, discipline and the science…

Lenovo’s Still After Dell, HP and the Rest of the World’s PC Makers

By Saroj Kar Jul 13, 2012

Gartner and IDC have released their preliminary figures for PC sales in the second quarter 2012 and cut forecast for growth in worldwide PC market this year due to slowing economies in Western Europe…

Nokia Closes Two Sales Offices In China

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 13, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Nokia’s China units closure, Chrome mobile being sued for patent infringement, Apple’s new app category, and StealthGenie the updated cell phone tracker for Android ICS devices. Nokia closes shop…

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Is Apple Abandoning All Plans of Going Green?

Post-PC Era Is Here, Don’t Think So

Healthy Big Data: Predicting and Preventing the Spread of Disease

Devops – Art? Science? Hype? Can DevOps Deliver on Business Needs

Lenovo’s Still After Dell, HP and the Rest of the World’s PC Makers

Nokia Closes Two Sales Offices In China

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