A major threat to the increasingly popular virtual currencies was recently discovered by researchers from Kaspersky and INTERPOL. The identified threat has the capacity to embed malware, illegal data, child sexual abuse images or other malicious or elicit data in […]
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The IBM Watson supercomputer simultaneously depends on and drives DevOps. It relies on DevOps principles because a self-learning cognitive system needs continuous monitoring and continuous improvement to keep up with the volume of data being analyzed. Without DevOps Watson would
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Instagram has increased its portfolio by launching a new photo collage app called Layout. Layout is an app for creating photo collages to be shared on social media platforms and its features directly complement the photo-sharing platform of its parent
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If you’re a consumer or end-user there isn’t much (if anything) to get excited about yet. For IT admins, however, the new and improved features in the Office 2016 IT Pro and Developer Preview are very good news. Microsoft has
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Adobe unveiled its new Adobe Document Cloud today and it will provide users with cross-platform management features across multiple devices. With the Adobe Document cloud users can now manage documents wherever regardless of location—which means Adobe documents can now be
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In a session today at SXSW Yahoo showed it still has the ability to innovate with the introduction of new initiatives set to make its email platform more secure and simplify its email service. Yahoo believes that the ideas behind
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Normally you expect tech firm acquisitions to be announced with great fan-fare. The strategy kills two birds with one stone—creates media hype and flex financial muscle. Twitter spurned that strategy when it acquired Persicope…apparently sometime in January. Twitter and Periscope
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The email controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton recently is a prime example of what can go wrong when employees mix personal and business communications. Clinton claims that her use of a personal email server for State Department email was not against
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In recent months Google has unveiled a plethora of items for Android users to sample. Making the list were the Android 5.0 “Lollipop”, significant changes to Google Wallet, an updated Google Maps app and—last but not least—a new Google Calendar
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IBM InterConnect had a lot of DevOps elements, but the event is much broader than just DevOps. However, some sessions end up being related to DevOps without ever mentioning the term or even alluding to it. One session I attended
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