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Save Your Code from Patent Infringement with OpenLogic’s New Tool

By Maria Deutscher Sep 28, 2011

Open-source software maker OpenLogic announced the latest version of OLEX Enterprise Edition, an offering that aims to give companies more visibility into their code, specifically within open source projects. This is needed in order…

Python and Django Support Comes to Heroku

By Klint Finley Sep 28, 2011

Heroku just added support for yet another language: Python. Heroku added partial support for Python via Facebook for Heroku earlier this month, but this marks the first time the platform-as-a-service has supported the language…

Mobile Payments to Hit $245B by 2014: a Virtual Industry

By Cherr Aira Sep 28, 2011

The ballooning of the mobile payments market still has several avenues for growth. These channels are exactly what several companies are exploring to get their share of an industry predicted to reach revenues of $245…

Spotify Goes Up, Piracy Goes Down by 25% in Sweden

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 28, 2011

Though Spotify isn’t getting rave reviews with their recent Facebook partnership, it seems like they’re on the good side of the whole music industry. Piracy has always been a pain in the ass of…

Another One Bites the Dust, Microsoft Burns Down Kelihos Botnet

By Kyt Dotson Sep 28, 2011

It’s been only a week since Microsoft put the final stamp on their case against the Rustock botnet, and they’ve already pounced again—this time on equally notorious prey: the Kelihos network. In a particularly…

RIM Increases Shares with Icahn Rumors, Needs to Up the Ante

By Val Galin Sep 28, 2011

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) can now breathe a little easy as shares of the company were up more than 6 percent on Tuesday, when rumors of activist investor Carl Icahn taking a…

QLogic Overhauls Networking Portfolio

By Maria Deutscher Sep 28, 2011

Networking firm QLogic announced a major update today: it refreshed its FlexSuite product line-up and expanded its Adaptive Convergence by throwing in support for 16Gb converged fibre channel and 10Gb Ethernet protocols. Starting with Adaptive…

Google Expands Datacenters, Startup Funds Worldwide

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 28, 2011

Aside from opening up their social network Google+ to the public, the web giant is expanding not only to homes but also across two continents through start-ups and new data centers. From North America……

New Airline Navigation System Easy Target for Terrorists

By George Ou Sep 28, 2011

When it comes to cyber-security, the most common cause of failure is “security as an afterthought.” When the security failure affects personal computers and corporate networks, the cost ranges from minor annoyance to major financial disaster. When…

Who Will Be the First Social Sideline Reporter?

By Angela Connor Sep 28, 2011

When I see something smart, I just have to share it. And this move by the Phoenix Suns is just that…smart. The Phoenix Suns will become the first NBA team to hire what they…

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Save Your Code from Patent Infringement with OpenLogic’s New Tool

Python and Django Support Comes to Heroku

Another One Bites the Dust, Microsoft Burns Down Kelihos Botnet

RIM Increases Shares with Icahn Rumors, Needs to Up the Ante

QLogic Overhauls Networking Portfolio

Google Expands Datacenters, Startup Funds Worldwide

New Airline Navigation System Easy Target for Terrorists

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