With the holidays last week, chances are you weren’t able to stay up-to-speed on all of the industry news. Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 12/22/2014.
Tech News Recap
North Korea’s internet went down for 9 hours before being restored. Salesforce introduced its file sharing service. Microsoft and Google joined in the opposition against hotels attempting to block wi-fi. Disney world now accepts Apple Pay and Google Wallet. Security breaches continue to impact retail stores in the US.
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Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 12/15/2014.
There were multiple stories this week about Microsoft around Azure and Orleans. There was also a lot of talk around the Sony breach. As always with this time of year, there were a significant amount of articles providing 2014 summaries as well as giving predictions for 2015.
Microsoft announces features and performance improvements for many Azure services
The FBI Used the Web’s Favorite Hacking Tool to Unmask Tor Users
With a short week due to Thanksgiving, here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed.
Tech News Recap
New Malware has been used for surveillance in 10 countries including Russia and Mexico. A study has found that Internet of Things in the enterprise is up three-fold since 2012. VMware is currently offering a 25% discount on vSOM. Computerworld provided its 2015 predictions around IT spending. The adoption of cloud computing continues to accelerate in the enterprise space. Ebay pulled it’s app from the App Store and InformationWeek provided a list of 10 Windows Tablets and Laptops that are under $200 to keep in mind as the holidays approach.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 11/3/2014.
Tech News Recap
Microsoft is eliminating the fee to use most functions of its mobile aps for Office 365. Google cloud cuts prices yet again. Splunk is playing a major part in the Internet of Things. IDC is predicting the public cloud will be a $127 billion industry by 2018. ZDnet provided a review of smartwatches for work and for play. Drones could end up taking off in Europe before the US. There were also some good articles around converged/hyper-converged infrastructure, shadow IT, Microsoft Azure, mobile development and secure storage infrastructure.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 10/20/2014.
Tech News Recap
A top story in the industry this week is that EMC bought out Cisco’s stake in VCE. A study shows that consumers think Apple Watch is the most exciting piece of wearable technology on the market. Microsoft is offering cloud tools in the fight against Ebola. The Pentagon’s VDI environment reaches 18,000 computers. Google is rolling out Inbox – its new email set up. There were also a couple of good articles around cloud predictions for 2020, trends in the transformation of enterprise IT, and the potential impact the internet of things has on healthcare costs.
Were you busy last week? Here’s a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 10/13/2014.
Tech News Recap
Another week with some big stories from the industry. EMC bought cloud management vendor Cloudscaling. Meg Whitman faced questions about HP-EMC merger talks. VMware expands its vCloud Air offering. Google widens the downloads lead over App Store. Apple patched 144 security flaws across seven products. VMware’s AirWatch Secure Content Locker was named a leader in Aragon Research Globe for MCM. There have also been some important updates around Cisco’s ASA line.
Michael Dell To HP: Dell Is On The Attack, Playing Offense In Midst Of HP ‘Chaos’
VMware expands vCloud Air to help firms move from private to public cloud
New iPads on deck: What to expect from the Apple event
Mark Zuckerberg Was Once on CNN’s List of ’10 People Who Don’t Matter’
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North Korea’s internet went down for 9 hours before being restored. Salesforce introduced its file sharing service. Microsoft and Google joined in the opposition against hotels attempting to block wi-fi. Disney world now accepts Apple Pay and Google Wallet. Security breaches continue to impact retail stores in the US.
