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Heroku Launches Standalone PostGres Database-as-a-Service

By Klint Finley Nov 22, 2011

Today Heroku launched a new PostGres database-as-a-service. PostGres is a popular open source SQL database server that serves as an alternative to MySQL and Oracle. It has a reputation as a mature, reliable and…

Security Concerns around Encryption are not Aimed at Big Brother Alone

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2011

The worries concerning the need for encryption to keep the Big Brother from spying over the private citizen have been cropping up from time to time rather frequently, but now a twist to the…

Dried Strawberries Bitcoin Style, Uses Heat from a Mining Rig

By Kyt Dotson Nov 22, 2011

An enterprising grocer, and Bitcoin miner, from Canada has decided to put the waste-heat from his or her mining rig to good use and produced a product with it: dried strawberries. BetaBeat caught the…

Klout Kicks in Google Plus

By Alex Williams Nov 22, 2011

Klout added Google Plus to its scoring algorithm this morning and its leading to big jumps for people active on Google’s newest social network. Klout began developing its model for Google Plus in late September. Today, Klout started…

VMware’s PaaS Ranks High, Mac Users Catch a Break (for Now)

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2011

A couple of interesting updates are coming out of EMC’s virtualization subsidiary VMware. The first highlight is a fresh Evan Data survey which concluded that developers find Cloud Foundry, VMware’s open-source platform-as-a-service offering, to…

Chaos Computer Club Teaches German Airports that Good Security isn’t RFID Deep

By Kyt Dotson Nov 22, 2011

It looks like the Chaos Computer Club are at it again and recently revealed during a German TV programme entitled “Data theft via wireless – security risks at German airports” that their airports have…

Spotify Should Launch a Metered Music-as-a-Service

By Klint Finley Nov 22, 2011

Over 200 labels recently left Spotify. It seems these were mostly smaller electronic music labels, and I’m not sure how much that will affect Spotify’s bottom line. But it has opened up an interesting…

Mobile Gaming Is Now HTML5-philic

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 22, 2011

Adobe recently pulled Flash for mobile, the technology that allows users to view multimedia content on their mobile devices. Flash support also allows app to properly function a little bit better on our handsets,…

MediaWatch: The 154 Year old Atlantic Magazine’s Digital Transition

By Tom Foremski Nov 22, 2011

The Atlantic Magazine celebrates its 154 year anniversary this year and it also chalks up another rare achievement: it has crossed the digital divide and now makes more revenue from its online operations than…

HP CEO has a Lot of Work Ahead as Earnings Miss Expectations

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2011

Former eBay head Meg Whiteman replaced Leo Apotheker as chief executive officer of HP a couple months ago, and she has a lot of ground to cover now that shareholders are beginning to lose…

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Heroku Launches Standalone PostGres Database-as-a-Service

Security Concerns around Encryption are not Aimed at Big Brother Alone

Dried Strawberries Bitcoin Style, Uses Heat from a Mining Rig

Klout Kicks in Google Plus

Chaos Computer Club Teaches German Airports that Good Security isn’t RFID Deep

Mobile Gaming Is Now HTML5-philic

MediaWatch: The 154 Year old Atlantic Magazine’s Digital Transition

HP CEO has a Lot of Work Ahead as Earnings Miss Expectations

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