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Samsung VP Latest to Jump Ship

By Maria Deutscher Nov 7, 2011

There have been a few notable executive-level changes recently, the latest being Samsung’s vice president of consumer and enterprise services, Gavin Kim. He’s switching over to Microsoft, where he now serves as the general…

A Month Without Steve Jobs

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 7, 2011

October 5th was the fateful day when Apple co-founder Steve Jobs passed away. The moment the news of his passing made the web, condolences and kind words about Jobs surfaced. People from all walks…

VCE and SAP Strengthen Ties with Latest Title

By Maria Deutscher Nov 7, 2011

VCE, a startup that offers a cloud-in-a-box offering based on components from backers EMC, VMware and Cisco, has become an SAP technology partner. This means that Vblock is now certified to run the business…

Verizon Takes a Step Forward

By richardbennett Nov 7, 2011

PC Magazine broke a very interesting piece of news Saturday about a new system Verizon has developed for their wireless network. Briefly put, this system presents an API that allows applications to signal their…

Rackspace Launches OpenStack Private Cloud

By Alex Williams Nov 7, 2011

Rackspace is making its first steps toward a support-centric model with its new OpenStack based private cloud. The new service is built on a Rackspace developed reference architecture that uses OpenStack “Diablo” software release…

Infographic: A History of the Modem

By Steven Hodson Nov 7, 2011

I still remember my very first modem, and the pound of flesh that it cost to buy it. But hey, I was on the cutting edge, and I upgraded as often as I could.…

Firefox 8 Arrives Early as IE Tries Freebies to Lure Users

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 7, 2011

Browser preference is based on a lot of things–it could be because it’s your default browser on your device, or a friend suggested one, or maybe you’ve discovered the best through trial and error. …

National Geographic Amazes Mall Shoppers with Augmented Reality

By Steven Hodson Nov 7, 2011

Recently NatGeo combined forces with Appshaker to put together a touring augmented reality show that visited shopping malls around Hungary where people could interact with everything from T-Rex to an astronaut walking around in…

PC Gamers Change Your Pants: Steam’s Forums Hacked

By Kyt Dotson Nov 7, 2011

And by pants, I mean passwords. It looks like reports have been flying all morning that Steam’s forums have been hacked. Steam is an online community and gaming service that provides digital downloads of…

MIT Server Becomes Host to Seething DoS and Vulnerability Scanner Suite Infection

By Kyt Dotson Nov 7, 2011

Recently, a server at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been found host to a heavy duty suite of attack tools and used for vulnerability scanning and compromises. Researchers at Bitdefender caught it attempting…

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A Month Without Steve Jobs

Verizon Takes a Step Forward

Rackspace Launches OpenStack Private Cloud

Infographic: A History of the Modem

Firefox 8 Arrives Early as IE Tries Freebies to Lure Users

National Geographic Amazes Mall Shoppers with Augmented Reality

MIT Server Becomes Host to Seething DoS and Vulnerability Scanner Suite Infection

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