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Microsoft Announces Microsoft Windows 10!

Windows from the Ground Up for Phone, Tablet, and Desktop

How a TV network is being used to move financial transactions

Bitcoin eliminates banks from the transactional loop and passes the savings on to the end-user. What if you could cut out the Internet too? One organization is trying with an OTA, or Over-The-Air, digital TV network.

DARPA image technology would move way beyond X-Rays

DARPA wants portable neutron radiography device for number of security apps

Funny pic: Have a problem? Find an engineer

Photo of the day: Cellphones of protest in Hong Kong

Hong Kong democracy protesters wield cellphones to communicate, make statement

‘Free’ Wi-Fi for first born? … Well, about that

The secret history behind Apple’s iconic Fifth Avenue Cube

Blackboard Using WebRTC to Reinvent Educational Collaboration

Blackboard has acquired Requestec conferencing and collaboration solution

Coca-Cola piloting free Wi-Fi at vending machines

Coca-Cola is experimenting with point-of-sale innovations in South Africa, including knowledge enhancing and Wi-Fi at its vending machines.

How your heartbeat could kill the password

At MIT's recent EmTech conference, Bionym’s Andrew D'Souza explained the company’s novel approach to replacing passwords that earned it a $14 million investment.

Marines put Microsoft Kinect to work, but not for gaming

Video game technology is used to create realistic 3D battle space maps for the military.

Red Hat CEO Whitehurst on DevOps, apps, and infrastructure

Whitehurst says applications now outweigh infrastructure. What's behind this fundamental shift in emphasis and how can IT departments best deal with it?

Dear Google: It’s not you, it’s me

I've become too dependent on Google's services for storing my data. I think it's time we start seeing other people.

Linux: Flexible log rotation

Brocade’s investor day highlighted by something old, something new

At Brocade's annual investor conference in New York City, CEO Lloyd Carney and the rest of the executives did a nice job of highlighting the opportunities for the company moving forward.

More coffin nails in cable’s aging multi-channel model

One cable TV provider has a new, unique take on cord-cutting: give them Internet-driven TV on-demand.

FAA lets movie and TV groups operate drones in national airspace, what could go wrong?

FAA grants exemptions to six companies in TV and movie industry

What is Ello? A social network with a terrible business plan

This is why you've been hearing so much about Ello, and why you might not hear much of it in the future.

Why Amazon is rebooting 10% of its cloud servers

Amazon says a patch is needed to fix Xen hypervisor issue

Pittsburgh is a vibrant ecosystem for high tech companies

If you think Silicon Valley has a lock on all things technology, think again. Pittsburgh is nurturing and growing a new generation of technology innovators.

Three new (and a few old) cloud computing challenges stymie government rollouts

U.S. government watchdog group finds common challenges across agencies looking to grow cloud computing; most issues translate into private companies as well

Web developer has a dirty little secret

Chambers again dashes EMC speculation

Recurring rumor is the only reliable component of this deal

Comcast’s latest comments on TWC merger show near-total divorce from reality

Saisei says don’t play games with the hybrid WAN

This week, a startup called Saisei unveiled what it calls the first product in a market known as Network Performance Enforcement.

Internet scammers posing as Internet cops

iPhone 6: The phone for people who can’t do math

How you can get a smartphone, a tablet, and a smartwatch all for the price of Apple's iPhone 6 Plus.

Vegas to NY to San Diego … for $19,422?

Looking for Network Monsters Under the Bed

Can’t everyone just get along? In the case of OpenFlow and OpenDaylight, it looks like they can.