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iCloud Out for Developers, Skype Pulls “Premature” iPad App

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 2, 2011

Aside from being busy with court appearances, Apple has launched its iCloud for developers. Its cloud-based service hat stores your files and pushes your data across your Apple devices automatically, but it’s only accessible for developer…

Is the Recession or Clean Tech to Blame for Lower Energy Consumption in Datacenters?

By Maurice Johnson Aug 2, 2011

Every service we use through a connected device has a back end and a support system–simply put, somewhere there’s a room of servers supporting every action, every email and banking transaction. And the amount…

CumuLogic Launches A Federated Java Platform

By Alex Williams Aug 1, 2011

CumuLogic announced the public beta of its Java platform today, citing its capabilities for running on multiple infrastructures. The product provides support for multiple clouds which include VMware, Amazon EC2, Cloud.com (Citrix) and Eucalyptus. OpenStack…

10 Common Frustrations of the Systems Administrator

By Alex Williams Aug 1, 2011

It’s tough to be a systems administrator. System Administrstor Day 2011 comes and goes with no fanfare here. But I feel I have to give a bit of credit to the IT guy who…

JailBreakMe Developer Talks Apple and Security

By Maria Deutscher Aug 1, 2011

Comex, the person behind the JailBreakMe iPhone software that lets users get bypass Apple’s notoriously strict Digital Rights Management and install any app of their choosing, has been revealed by Forbes thanks to some social…

More than 12 Million Users Pay for Facebook Games Every Month, says PayPal

By Kristina Farrah Aug 1, 2011

According to a data released by e-payments vendor Paypal, over 12 million users fritter money on Facebook games, comprising about 1.6 percent of the social network’s 750 million users. A little less than 2…

Topify Shuts Itself Down because Twitter Doesn’t Care about the Little Guys

By Maria Deutscher Aug 1, 2011

Arik Fraimovich, one of the developers behind Twitter tool Topify, announced in a blog post he will be shutting down the free service on August 5. Topify enabled users to manage their Twitter accounts…

The Chuck Hollis Version – How People Fit in the Move from Silos to Services

By Alex Williams Aug 1, 2011

The world looks so rosy from the Web. You live on the Web all day and you can’t fathom how anyone would choose otherwise. But if you have ever worked on a growing team,…

IPO Season Gets Another Boost with Palo Alto Networks’ New Executive

By Maria Deutscher Aug 1, 2011

Palo Alto Networks, a company that develops a firewall offering that filters web traffic based on the type of application generating it, announced its latest hire as it’s starting to prep for an initial…

AppleTV Gains Momentum, Google TV Lags Behind

By Maria Deutscher Aug 1, 2011

Online video is taking up more and more bandwidth, as both demand and quality rise exponentially and companies are quick to catch up with this growing market. Some have managed to do so, while…

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iCloud Out for Developers, Skype Pulls “Premature” iPad App

Is the Recession or Clean Tech to Blame for Lower Energy Consumption in Datacenters?

10 Common Frustrations of the Systems Administrator

JailBreakMe Developer Talks Apple and Security

Topify Shuts Itself Down because Twitter Doesn’t Care about the Little Guys

The Chuck Hollis Version – How People Fit in the Move from Silos to Services

IPO Season Gets Another Boost with Palo Alto Networks’ New Executive

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