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NSA Helps Expedite Hardened Android Kernel for “Classified” Smartphones

By Kyt Dotson Oct 18, 2011

There’s been a lot of movement around Google’s Android mobile phone platform recently, especially involving security and its usefulness in classified sectors such as government, healthcare, and defense. For a while now, RIM’s BlackBerry…

“Take This Lollipop” Puts the Fear of Social Media Sharing Into You

By Kyt Dotson Oct 18, 2011

As All Hallow’s Eve quickly approaches at the end of this October month many television networks are already gearing up with fright weeks and horror movie marathons. As for social media, a new Facebook…

Personal Cloud Gets Fluffed with Dropbox’s $250M Series B

By Cherr Aira Oct 18, 2011

It’s raining cash in the personal cloud storage space. Brought forth by the idea of massive cost savings, cloud storage has become one of the hottest items in the market today. People are becoming…

AppSense and App-DNA Partner for VDI Migration

By Maria Deutscher Oct 18, 2011

Virtual desktop solutions provider AppSense and application migration services firm App-DNA teamed-up to offer customers a joint migration service, designed to help companies move Windows-based apps to Windows 7 and VDI platforms. App-DNA currently…

The Blame Game: Does Cloud Storage Result in Data Loss?

By Greg Schulz Oct 18, 2011

I recently came across a piece by Carl Brooks over at IT Tech News Daily that caught my eye, title was Cloud Storage Often Results in Data Loss. The piece has an effective title…

RIM’s Top Dog Answers Customers’ Concerns

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 18, 2011

If Research in Motion thought that free premium apps and tech support would compensate for the three-day service outage that their consumers experienced last week, they’ll have to think again. Customers want to know…

Cisco’s Major Portfolio Expansion: Adapted for Big Data

By Maria Deutscher Oct 18, 2011

Networking giant Cisco has had a rough ride this past year, undergoing a major restructuring in its efforts to return to its core business. Today Cisco took an important step forward, adding new switches to…

Q&A with Tableau Software Chief Scientist and Co-Founder Pat Hanrahan [Part 1]

By Alex Williams Oct 18, 2011

Recently I had the opportunity to interview Pat Hanrahan, chief scientist and co-founder at Tableau Software, a leader in the data visualization field. In part one of our two part Q&A, Hanrahan discusses how…

Virginia Tech’s Software: No More Data Walking Out of Android’s Door

By Cherr Aira Oct 18, 2011

It seems like the end is near for modern-day mobile cheating in schools. Virginia Tech researchers have developed software that will impose tailor-made policies on Android OS depending on what room you are in. this…

VMware Takes on Spiceworks with New VMware Go Pro Features

By Klint Finley Oct 18, 2011

Today at its VMworld Europe event, VMware announced new features for VMware Go Pro, an entirely cloud based IT management system. Go Pro will soon be able to scan and inventory customers IT infrastructure,…

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NSA Helps Expedite Hardened Android Kernel for “Classified” Smartphones

RIM’s Top Dog Answers Customers’ Concerns

Q&A with Tableau Software Chief Scientist and Co-Founder Pat Hanrahan [Part 1]

Virginia Tech’s Software: No More Data Walking Out of Android’s Door

VMware Takes on Spiceworks with New VMware Go Pro Features

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