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If a Tree Falls In the Woods, Will Android Send You an Ad for Stump Grinders?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

If you’re wondering why Android apps have more in-app ads than iOS, the answer is simple: Android developers rely on ads for their revenue. But what’s troubling with in-app ads is the fact that…

3 Tutorials on Using R with Hadoop

By Klint Finley Mar 23, 2012

Jeffrey Breen of Atmosphere Research Group presented at tk how to use Apache Hadoop with the statistical programming language R using RHadoop. Hadoop has become practically synonymous with big data and R has become…

10Gb Ethernet Finally Coming of Age?

By Bert Latamore Mar 23, 2012

For a decade, network analysts have touted 10Gb Ethernet as the next step in internal network technology. But until now various factors including the cost, the added complexity and need to retrain network personnel,…

Facebook Arms Itself With IBM Patents, but Are Facebookers Safe?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

In preparation for the lawsuit filed against them by Yahoo! Inc., Facebook bought 750 patents from International Business Machines Corp. The freshly acquired patents will cover a broad range of technology, ranging from search…

New iPad’s Newest Issue: WiFigate

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features Apple’s WiFigate, T-Mobile and Nokia fire employees and more. New iPad’s New Issue: WiFigate First we heard about the heatgate, wherein consumers complained about the new iPad heating up to…

The Evolution of Facebook Photo Sharing: from Fickle to Fancy HD

By Saroj Kar Mar 23, 2012

Photographs are among the most engaging content you’ll find on social networks like Facebook, Google+ or Instagram. For Facebook, photos hold a special place amongst all types of content posted by users, taking center…

Apps for the New iPad’s Retina Display: Netflix, Games and More

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 23, 2012

The new iPad from Apple is getting a lot of negative publicity because of its heatgate and chargegate issues, but will those stop consumers from buying it? I don’t think so. Whatever problems the…

Google Drops Keys In Favor of OAuth 2.0, Certificates

By Matt Weinberger Mar 22, 2012

Earlier this week, Google made a quiet announcement that could have a widespread impact: Web applications that integrate with the Google platform no longer use passwords or shared keys, relying instead on certificates and…

Is DevOps Destroying Jobs?

By Klint Finley Mar 22, 2012

The number of IT jobs at large corporations is declining according to research conducted by The Hackett Group and reported on by Computerworld. Hackett blames offshoring, but what about cloud computing and automation? Hackett…

Microsoft Windows Azure Tapped For Movideo Large-Scale Java Cloud Migration

By Matt Weinberger Mar 22, 2012

Online video provider Movideo has signed a four-year contract (sorry, “strategic agreement”) with Microsoft Windows Azure to move its Java-based platform into the cloud as it attempts to grow its business in the Asia…

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If a Tree Falls In the Woods, Will Android Send You an Ad for Stump Grinders?

3 Tutorials on Using R with Hadoop

10Gb Ethernet Finally Coming of Age?

New iPad’s Newest Issue: WiFigate

Apps for the New iPad’s Retina Display: Netflix, Games and More

Is DevOps Destroying Jobs?

Microsoft Windows Azure Tapped For Movideo Large-Scale Java Cloud Migration

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