Monthly Archives: January 2012

Why Storage Was a Newsy Sector in 2011

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Storage used to be considered a snoozer of an IT beat. You get data, you store data, and sometimes you back it up. Couldn't...

Doctors’ Offices to Emerge As Heavy Tablet Buyers in 2012: NPD Group

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Tablets will be a fixture in many doctors' offices in 2012, research firm NPD Group reports. About 75 percent of small and midsize medical...

Eclipse to Support Google Dart, Other New Languages

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The Eclipse open source software development platform continues to be a hotbed for new projects and support for new environments; this year's EclipseCon event...

OpenSSL Fixes Six Flaws in the Secure Sockets Layer Protocol Tool

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OpenSSL has fixed six security vulnerabilities and updated both 1.0.0 and 0.9.8 versions of the open-source implementation of the Secure Sockets Layer protocol.The vulnerabilities...

SuVolta Gets $17 Million for PowerShrink Chip Platform

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SuVolta, a Silicon Valley startup whose PowerShrink platform is designed to drastically reduce the power consumption in microchips, is getting another $17.6 million in...

Apprenda 3.0 Brings Private PaaS to .NET Developers

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The corner of cloud computing known as platform as a service has been heating up over the past year, with new products and projects...

Google Tablet Would Have to Be Dirt Cheap and Great

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The Google Nexus tablet rumor I wrote about here two weeks ago after Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt made some comments received new life...

Hackers’ Threat to Publish Symantec Source Code Not a Reason to Worry

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A group of hackers has claimed that it has stolen the source code to Symantec's flagship antivirus product, according to a Pastebin post.This may...
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Things I’d Like to See from the Appleverse in 2012

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Santa was pretty good to me at Christmas, but what does he have in store for 2012? Here's my roundup of what I want...

Acer Iconia Tab A200 Arriving Jan. 15 for $329

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Acer America Jan. 5 confirmed that it will make its budget-friendly Iconia Tab A200 Android 3.2 Honeycomb tablet available for sale via U.S. retailers...