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Yet Another Loophole in Android as Researchers Test a Devilish Rootkit

By Isha Suri Jul 5, 2012

Malware, Trojans, and spyware are quite common in the mobile world, especially when we speak about the Android mobile operating system. While we have been listening to stories related to Android malware throughout this…

3 Ways Businesses can Use Maps Coordinate to Power Up

By Harmony Tapper Jul 5, 2012

Last week Google unveiled a new service for businesses, Google Maps Coordinate, which is a workforce management application that can help companies share location data, collect work-related data on the go, and help companies…

James Bond of Data Sees Social Change, Careers in Data Science

By Kathryn Buford Jul 5, 2012

DataKind pairs great data scientists with governments, non-profits and NGO’s that address social problems. Harnessing Big Data to make sense of complex problems like racial discrimination in New York and the utility of financial…

Android Devices Spreading Spam Emails, Malware: Pandemic By Year’s End

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 5, 2012

Android devices are once again under fire from malware but this time it’s even worse – they’re being hijacked by an illegal botnet to send spam emails. Microsoft researcher Terry Zink came across spam…

Microsoft Surface Raises a Few Eyebrows After All: HP Dumps RT

By Maria Deutscher Jul 5, 2012

Last month Microsoft unveiled Surface, a new tablet that was rumored to launch at E3 earlier in June. Nonetheless the company didn’t lose the element of surprise – Surface is the software vendor’s first…

Strange Big Data: Some Food for Thought

By Mike Wheatley Jul 5, 2012

The phenomenon of big data has thrown up all kinds of weird and wonderful ideas as to how this mass of information might be used to improve our lives. From obvious uses such as…

Apple Wins Patent to Take On Google Glass

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 5, 2012

When Google unveiled Project Glass, now dubbed Google Glass, they stole the spotlight garnering curiosity as to how the heads-up display gadget would work. Many question if the small panes will be enough for users to…

Broadcom Pays MIPS $26.5 to Continue Licensing its IP

By Maria Deutscher Jul 5, 2012

MIPS, a provider of processor architectures that names Broadcom as its biggest client, had some big news this week when the networking firm announced that it’s extending their multi-year licensing agreement. The relationship between…

Smaller iPads Already In Production

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 5, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Apple’s plan for smaller iPads, DARPA enlisting Invincea to toughen Android security, and a UK judge ruling HTC did not infringe Apple’s patent. Smaller iPads already in production There…

The Future of Technology Careers Requires Cloud, Mobility Skills

By Josette Rigsby Jul 5, 2012

The global economy is still having a bit of a tough time recovering and the recent issues in the euro zone aren’t helping. Within the US, there has been some recovery, but job growth…

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Yet Another Loophole in Android as Researchers Test a Devilish Rootkit

Android Devices Spreading Spam Emails, Malware: Pandemic By Year’s End

Microsoft Surface Raises a Few Eyebrows After All: HP Dumps RT

Strange Big Data: Some Food for Thought

Apple Wins Patent to Take On Google Glass

Broadcom Pays MIPS $26.5 to Continue Licensing its IP

Smaller iPads Already In Production

The Future of Technology Careers Requires Cloud, Mobility Skills

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