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PSN Blackout Wasn’t for SOPA, Heavy Weaponry in Racoon City, BioShock, and More

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Don’t be alarmed if you can’t access your PlayStation Network account today starting from 8am until 9pm PST. This is not part of the SOPA Blackout that happened yesterday, they’re just having a routine…

Google Apps Winning Federal Government Projects with Big Help From Unisys

By Alex Williams Jan 19, 2012

Google Apps continues to win major contracts in the U.S. Federal Government with the help of Unisys, which continues to focus on integrating Google Apps for Government into a number of federal agencies. Unisys…

The Apps that Set Apple iBooks 2 Apart

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Since we were kids, our parents constantly reminded us how important education is in life. And Apple shares our parents’ thoughts, as they launched iBooks 2 during an event at the Guggenheim Museum in…

Healthy Big Data: Identifying the Killers

By Kristina Farrah Jan 19, 2012

Data visualization has come to the aid of people in many ways. On top of presenting figures in a more convenient manner, understanding them allows us to draw out conclusions and predictions to prevent…

McAfee Users Irked by Glitch

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

McAfee, a renowned computer security company that offers virus protection and Internet security, has been hacked, as reported by Keith & Annabel Morrigan in their blog post in Kaamar.com entitled “Rumor turns Rogue –…

Big Data Fund Sees Promise in Real-Time Backup

By Maria Deutscher Jan 19, 2012

Code 42 confirmed in a blog post that announced the startup has raised $52.5 million in venture capital from Accel and Split Rock Partners. This investment represents the first for Accel’s $100 million big data fund,…

Yahoo! Offers Sundance Access Amidst Rumors of Layoffs, Resignations

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Earlier this week Jerry Yang, co-founder and onetime CEO of Yahoo! announced his resignation from the company. Yang’s departure is shrouded with rumors that there is a rift between him and the newly appointed…

New Facebook Timeline Apps bring New Privacy Questions

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

Late last year Facebook introduced Open Graph, Timeline, Social apps at their f8 Developer Conference but it wasn’t immediately available for everyone. Though Timeline rolled out worldwide back in December, until now, not everyone…

ActiveState Private PaaS Stackato Adds OpenStack, XenServer Support

By Klint Finley Jan 19, 2012

ActiveState today announced a few new features for its Cloud Foundry based private platform-as-a-service Stackato. Last week the company added HP Cloud Services to its list of supported cloud providers. Today the company added…

SOPA Blackout Aftermath

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 19, 2012

If you were using the web yesterday and weren’t sure why some websites weren’t working properly, then clearly you were not aware of the Anti-SOPA Blackout movement. Many sites shut down their services for…

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Google Apps Winning Federal Government Projects with Big Help From Unisys

The Apps that Set Apple iBooks 2 Apart

Healthy Big Data: Identifying the Killers

McAfee Users Irked by Glitch

SOPA Blackout Aftermath

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