Monthly Archives: October 2012
Big Data Analytics, HIE Could Aid Hurricane Sandy Recovery Efforts
With the East Coast recovering from a natural disaster it hadn't seen in nearly 75 years, health care IT tools are available to help...
Windows Azure Store Premiers as Microsoft Touts Cloud as Dev Backbone
REDMOND, Wash. — Microsoft gave developers a taste of things to come with Windows Azure by delivering a preview of the new Windows Azure...
Intel Working on 48-Core Mobile Chip: Report
Intel reportedly is developing a 48-core chip for mobile devices that could begin appearing in smartphones and tablets within the next five to 10...
Build’s Big Tent
Build's Big Tent
Microsoft pitched a big tent on an open field on its campus to provide space for the more than 1,000 developers on...
Juniper Networks Study Finds Free Mobile Apps a Privacy Minefield
Free apps are far more likely to track users' locations and access their address books, behavior that companies should take into account when crafting...
Hurricane Sandy Knocks Out 25 Percent of Cell Towers in 10 States: FCC
Hurricane Sandy knocked out 25 percent of all the cell towers in the 10 states that the massive storm hit, according to federal regulators.And...
Huawei Faces Hacker Critic to Help Clear Its Name: Report
Huawei, the Chinese telecom equipment company that officials in the United States and other countries have deemed a national security threat, is taking steps...
Google Improving Gmail With New Multi-Message Capabilities
Google's Gmail users will soon be relieved of the frustration that often occurred when they couldn't open or compose multiple messages at the same...
Cisco Rival Big Switch Networks Raises $25 Million for SDN Push
Networking software specialist and Cisco rival Big Switch Networks announced Oct. 30 that it had closed a $25 million Series B funding round led...
MetroPCS Launches World’s First Rich Communication Services for LTE
MetroPCS was the first U.S. carrier to launch a Long Term Evolution (LTE) 4G network, and on Oct. 31, it announced the added distinction...