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Top 10 Best (and Worst) Cities for IT Job Seekers

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2012

Simply Hired is a job site that claims to serve 30 million monthly users living in 24 different countries, and its latest employment statics report for the month of June reveals some interesting facts about…

New Features Amazon’s Smartphone Needs to Compete with the iPhone

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 9, 2012

There’s a rumor going around that Amazon and Foxconn are creating an Amazon smartphone that would compete with Apple’s iPhone, and the horde of Android smartphones in the market. So what could the Amazon…

Big Data on the Fast Track – Harnessing Data Analysis to Improve Transport Networks

By Kathryn Buford Jul 9, 2012

IBM continues to take important strides in giving big data ideals real world applications. Veolia Transdev and IBM are now partnering to develop a mobility solution that helps cities alleviate road congestion, optimize transportation…

Last Chance: DNS Changer Goes Dark Monday

By Isha Suri Jul 8, 2012

We have been hearing the warnings pertinent to shutdown of Internet resources for some users on July 09, 2012, due to the DNSChanger malware attack. This is the last chance for companies and users…

Mind Mapping Apps Top this Week’s Tablet Business App Roundup

By Maria Deutscher Jul 8, 2012

This week’s roundup has two featured apps, both of which happen to be in the same category. MindNode for iPad and MindJet for Android are two mind-mapping apps that respectively offer a unique twist…

This Week in Big Data: Case Studies from Finance, Gov’t, and Social Media

By Maria Deutscher Jul 7, 2012

A few interesting stories surfaced this week that help shed better light on some of the lesser-covered companies of those willing to harness their customer data. A lot are in a privileged position in…

Netflix Reinforces Dedication to Amazon Web Services After Outage

By Matt Weinberger Jul 6, 2012

Somewhere along the line, Netflix became the bellwether for cloud development, as its immensely successful video streaming service has put it in the spotlight, both for its usage of scalable public cloud infrastructure and…

Sqlmap: Open Source SQL Injection and Penetration Testing Tool Builds Buzz

By Matt Weinberger Jul 6, 2012

Yesterday saw the launch of Sqlmap, an open source vulnerability testing tool that can automatically detect and exploit SQL injection flaws for the takeover of database servers. It’s a potentially valuable tool as developers,…

Samsung to Unveil Galaxy Note II at IFA 2012

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 6, 2012

Samsung Electronics Co. is feeling quite ambivalent as to whether there is cause for a celebration or concern. Their smartphones are selling extremely well, better than expected, actually. Their high-end smartphone Galaxy SIII is…

Big Data Appliance Firm Clustrix Raises $6.75M

By Maria Deutscher Jul 6, 2012

Clustrix is a startup that ‘NewSQL’ databases – its distributed DB software runs in a self-contained and pre-configured box’s that can easily be added to an existing deployment, and don’t require any out of…

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Top 10 Best (and Worst) Cities for IT Job Seekers

New Features Amazon’s Smartphone Needs to Compete with the iPhone

Big Data on the Fast Track – Harnessing Data Analysis to Improve Transport Networks

Last Chance: DNS Changer Goes Dark Monday

Mind Mapping Apps Top this Week’s Tablet Business App Roundup

This Week in Big Data: Case Studies from Finance, Gov’t, and Social Media

Sqlmap: Open Source SQL Injection and Penetration Testing Tool Builds Buzz

Samsung to Unveil Galaxy Note II at IFA 2012

Big Data Appliance Firm Clustrix Raises $6.75M

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