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• CoreOS's Rocket launch aimed directly at Docker

  01-12-2014 23:05
  
  Citing concerns around Docker’s security model and its increasingly complex supporting platform, CoreOS is developing Rocket, an alternative to the open-source container technology.“A little bit of competition is good for the user at the end of the day. It makes sure everyone is aligned on building really good products,” said Alex Polvi, CoreOS CEO.The Rocket container runtime, released Monday, addresses a number of concerns that the Linux distributor had around Docker.CoreOS, which pro
  
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• Update: Firefox 34 Seeks User OK Before Changing Search to Yahoo

  01-12-2014 22:25
  
  As anticipated, Mozilla today updated Firefox to version 34, automatically switching the browser's default search from Google to Yahoo for most users in North America.Firefox 34 launched early Monday to little fanfare from Mozilla, who touted it only on the update's Notes page.Along with the North American search change, Mozilla also automatically switched from Google to Yandex in the Russian, Belarusian and Kazakh localizations. Mozilla had dropped Yandex in 2012 in favor of Google.To read t
  
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• #GivingTuesday: Twitter-powered philanthropy - The Journal News / Lohud.com

  01-12-2014 22:19
  
  The Journal News / Lohud.com
  #GivingTuesday: Twitter-powered philanthropy
  The Journal News / Lohud.com
  “I don't know if I can say #GivingTuesday did it,” Executive Director Kim Cross said. “But it definitely helped get the word out.” The Child Care Council of Westchester raised $820 during #GivingTuesday in 2013. Since then, it has significantly stepped ...
  
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• Mysterious Lumia Phablet Surfaces, Hinting at Microsoft's Midrange Phone Plans

  01-12-2014 21:41
  
  Microsoft appears to be continuing its strategy of developing midrange phones for the American and overseas markets, if data collected by a Windows Phone cross-promotion network is any indication.
  According to a survey of 5,005 Windows Phone apps running on the AdDuplex network in late November, the Lumia 735 "selfie phone" has begun appearing on Sprint's network, as predicted by the FCC's own compatibility report in late September and by publications like PhoneArena. The data also reveals
  
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• Smartphone Growth to Slow, IDC Says

  01-12-2014 21:05
  
  Smartphone growth will continue at nearly 10% annually through 2018, but that’s well behind increases in recent years.
  IDC said Monday that global smartphone shipments in 2014 will reach nearly 1.3 billion units, an increase of 26% over 2013. But for 2015, IDC predicted, 1.4 billion smartphones will ship to retailers, only a 12% increase over 2014.
  In many markets, the slowdown is happening because so many users already have smartphones and keep them longer in some cases.
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• Facebook, iPhone 6 and Kim Kardashian Top Bing’s 2014 Search Lists

  01-12-2014 21:04
  
  With 2014 almost over, Microsoft has released its lists of the top searches on Bing and, so far, Apple's iPhone 6, Facebook and Kim Kardashian are the year's big winners.
  "We're taking a look back at the people, moments, and events that shaped 2014," wrote the Bing Team in a blog post. "Trends in Bing searches give us a unique view into what mattered most to us throughout the year."
  Microsoft tracks billions of searches throughout the year and annually lists the top search terms in a variety
  
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• AT&T Backs Off Threat to Halt its Fiber Rollout

  01-12-2014 20:36
  
  AT&T now says it will continue its already-announced fiber optic network expansion to 100 cities, backtracking on comments by AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson after President Obama voiced support for net neutrality last month.
  The move brought a strong retort from critics who say the carrier's fiber optic plans are mostly bogus and were designed as a competitive play against the ongoing Google Fiber rollout. The purported delay in AT&T's investments was quickly seen as an empty threat
  
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• 150M Passenger Cars Will Connected to the Internet by 2020

  01-12-2014 20:15
  
  In just five years, most cars and trucks will be connected to the Internet, according to a report from Gartner Inc.
  By 2020, about 150 million vehicles will be connected via Wi-Fi, and 60% to 75% of them will be capable of consuming, creating and sharing Web-based data, the report states.
  The added connectivity will let carmakers change their business model from pure hardware to tech innovators that draw income from mobile apps. To do that, however, vehicle manufacturers will need to team u
  
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• Report: Hacker Group FIN4 Stealing Insider Info to Exploit Significant Changes in Stock Prices

  01-12-2014 19:32
  
  For more than a year attackers dubbed FIN4 have been stealing insider information that could affect stock prices by hacking email accounts of key corporate executives and others privy to sensitive deals, according to a report by security vendor FireEye.
  FIN4 has been in operation since mid-2013, targeting mainly healthcare and pharmaceutical companies and their advisers, such as law firms, investor-relations consultancies and investment banks, the report says.
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• Microsoft buys Acompli to enhance Outlook for iOS, Android

  01-12-2014 19:25
  
  Setting the stage for advanced Office mail functionality on non-Windows platforms, Microsoft has acquired Acompli, a startup that provides software for organizing email on mobile devices.“Our goal is to deliver fantastic cross-platform apps that support the variety of email services people use today and help them accomplish more,” wrote Rajesh Jha, Microsoft corporate vice president for Outlook and Office 365, in a blog post announcing the purchase.Over the past year, Microsoft has been e
  
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• Cyber Monday's Best Gaming Deals: Dragon Age: Inquisition for $45 and Other Great Buys

  01-12-2014 19:10
  
  Dragon Age: Inquisition is less than a month old, and it's by all accounts pretty fantastic. It's also, thanks to Amazon, on sale for $45 already regardless of which platform you play on. That's a pretty hefty discount for a game that could've easily stayed at $60 through the holidays and still sold a bunch of copies.
  The /r/gamedeals subreddit knows a way for you to get the game slightly cheaper ($40) if you're willing to monkey around with VPN settings, but Amazon's deal will probably suit
  
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• Apple faces trial in decade-old iTunes DRM lawsuit

  01-12-2014 18:50
  
  The past is coming back to haunt Apple, as a nearly 10-year-old class-action antitrust lawsuit accusing the company of trying to monopolize online music distribution is headed to trial.The Apple iPod iTunes antitrust litigation accuses Apple of violating U.S. and California antitrust law by restricting music purchased on iTunes from being played on devices other than iPods and by not allowing iPods to play music purchased on other digital music services.Late Apple founder Steve Jobs will repo
  
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• Slow Cyber Monday May Be Productivity Boost for the Boss

  01-12-2014 18:48
  
  Company bigwigs hoping their employees are doing more work than online shopping today may be in luck.
  Cyber Monday, which arrives on the first Monday after Thanksgiving, is traditionally known for the discounted online deals offered by retailers, large and small, to entice shoppers to sneak in some holiday buying at the workplace. While often good for stores and shoppers, it's not been so good for workplace productivity.
  That issue may be fading, however. A survey by the National Retail Fede
  
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• Do You Create Stupid Users?

  01-12-2014 18:10
  
  Most security awareness failings are actually failings of security programs.
  A week doesn’t go by where we read about some attack that is precipitated by bad user actions. At a specious level, it appears that it is another case of a stupid user doing something that they have been told time and time again not to do. Clicking on phishing messages are one example of that.
  However, when I hear the stories, I always ask myself what could have been done differently on the part of the organizatio
  
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• Razer Nabu Smartband Aims for the Sweet Spot in a Crowded Market

  01-12-2014 18:09
  
  After nearly a year of teasing, Razer's Nabu smartband will try to find its place in a crowded wearable market on December 2.
  The Nabu will cost $100 through Razer's online shop, and will be available in North America at first, with other regions to follow.
  The Nabu is a slim wristband with a black-and-white OLED display that sits on the underside of the wrist. It connects over Bluetooth to iPhones (iPhone 5 or higher) and Android phones (version 4.3 or higher), and will vibrate when users r
  
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• Bank Of America's Cathy Bessant is InformationWeek's IT Chief Of The Year - Wall Street & Technology

  01-12-2014 17:43
  
  Bank Of America's Cathy Bessant is InformationWeek's IT Chief Of The Year
  Wall Street & Technology
  The editors at InformationWeek got to thinking about the financial sectors when we started evaluating candidates for our 2014 Chief of the Year, the CIO or other IT executive who we think embodies what's good and right at the highest levels of the ...
  
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• OS X Yosemite Sets Mac Adoption Record

  01-12-2014 17:30
  
  Apple's new OS X Yosemite finished its first full month after release with a brisker uptake than its predecessor Mavericks, metrics company Net Applications said today.
  For November, Yosemite accounted for 36.6% of all instances of OS X tallied by Net Applications, which estimates operating system user share by counting visits to the websites operated by its clients.
  By comparison, OS X Mavericks, Apple's 2013 upgrade, ended November of that year -- also its first full post-launch month -- w
  
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• How to Prevent Firefox From Automatically Switching You to Yahoo Search

  01-12-2014 17:12
  We told you it was coming and now it's almost here. In December, Mozilla will switch the default search provider in Firefox from Google to Yahoo in the U.S. When that happens any American Firefox user who relies on the default settings for search will suddenly see Yahoo replace Google, a Mozilla representative recently told Computerworld.
  Why this matters: The switch from Google to Yahoo is a big deal for Mozilla. A large chunk of the Firefox maker's funding comes from its search deal, and f
  
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• Surging Windows 8.1 Overtakes Windows XP Usage

  01-12-2014 16:44
  Microsoft is doing a fine job of burying Windows XP, but still has a long way to go toward getting people onto the latest version of its operating system.
  According to Statcounter, usage of Windows 8.1 narrowly overtook Windows XP in November. That's partly due to record growth for Windows 8.1, which went from 9.31 percent in October to 10.95 percent last month. Windows XP usage also continued to plummet in its seventh full month without Microsoft support, dropping from 11.95 percent to 10.
  
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• Officials seize 292 domain names to protect consumers during holiday season

  01-12-2014 16:05
  
  The holiday season is rife with online rip-offs. In a move to protect consumers, law enforcement officials have seized 292 domain names for sites that allegedly were selling counterfeit goods.The sites were being used to illegally sell counterfeit merchandise including luxury goods, sportswear, electronics, pharmaceuticals and pirated goods like movies and music, Europol said Monday.The European Union’s law enforcement agency coordinated the seizure with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enf
  
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• Amazon Slashes Fire TV's Price 30 Percent for Cyber Monday

  01-12-2014 15:51
  
  Amazon is adding a late entry to this year’s Cyber Monday extravaganza. The online retailer just announced the Fire TV set-top streaming box will go on sale Monday afternoon for $69, $30 off the sticker price. Amazon did not announce a specific time for the sale.
  The story behind the story: Our mobile devices may be supplanting the television but the TV has a prime place in most homes. With streaming and cord cutting shaping the future of television, technology companies are desperate to h
  
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• To relieve 'password fatigue,' Intel buys identity management company

  01-12-2014 15:20
  
  Intel is strengthening its effort to reduce what it calls the “pain of passwords” by acquiring PasswordBox, a Canadian company that offers an online identity manager designed to let users log on to a range of websites and services with just one click.PasswordBox lets users store login credentials in what the company calls a virtual safety deposit box. When surfing the Web, users can click on the sites they want to login to and PasswordBox handles the login.The tool, which has over 14 mill
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Feral Leadership Drives the New Social BRM

  01-12-2014 14:47
  
  Business Relationship Management (BRM) was never easy for central IT in the first place. But the frenzy for enterprises to define and craft a "digital strategy" at the corporate level has added a whole new dimension to IT's relationship with the business.Unfortunately most current BRM strategies are a legacy of dated analog business models. As such, they focus disproportionately on traditional interactions between constituents when relationship building and collaboration are increasingly occu
  
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• Why You Need to Build Career Paths for Nonmanagers

  01-12-2014 14:45
  
  People are motivated by different incentives, both in their personal lives and in their careers. And that holds true for IT professionals and developers as well. You may not dream of being the boss or the CEO, but not because you don't like money or power. In many cases, it's simply because you don't like to rely on other people to get the job done and that is largely what being a manager is about.
  
  Technology careers attract all types of people and a percentage of those will be introverted
  
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• Obama’s Internet Plan Plays Favorites, and Netflix is One of the Darlings

  01-12-2014 14:42
  
  President Obama recently announced his plan to regulate the Internet under Title II of the 1934 Communications Act. This law nurtured America’s telephone monopoly for 50 years. Under the president’s plan, Internet service would be treated like a public utility, subject to rate regulation and state utilities commission oversight. The plan Obama proposes to prevent Internet service providers (ISP) from playing favorites with content ironically reveals him to be playing favorites with conte
  
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• Opslagbeheer in gevirtualiseerde omgevingen vaak moeizaam

  01-12-2014 14:39
  94% van alle Europese bedrijven heeft ten minste een deel van zijn ICT-infrastructuur gevirtualiseerd. Een enquête in opdracht van opslagspecialist Tintri duidt er echter op dat bedrijven in de Benelux te kampen hebben met een reeks van opslagproblemen in hun virtualisatie-omgevingen.
  
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• Gebruiksvriendelijkheid doorslaggevend voor succes virtuele omgeving

  01-12-2014 14:39
  Gebruiksvriendelijkheid is de doorslaggevende factor voor een succesvolle virtuele omgeving. Onderzoek uitgevoerd door Forrester Consulting in opdracht van AppSense, leverancier van oplossingen voor user workspace management duidt hierop.
  
  Uit het onderzoek komen twee kernpunten naar voren bij migraties van fysieke... lees meer
  
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• Complexiteit software defined infra uitdaging voor beheer

  01-12-2014 14:39
  IT-beslissers zien de complexiteit van de IT-infrastructuur als belangrijkste uitdaging voor de beheerafdeling bij software defined infrastructuren. Onderzoek van SPS, specialist in IT-beheer en ontwikkelaar van IT-beheersoftware Gensys, duidt hierop.
  
  Iets meer dan de helft (53%) van de IT-beslissers geeft aan nog... lees meer
  
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• How 'Facebook at Work' Could Alter the Social Enterprise Landscape

  01-12-2014 14:00
  
  Most people don't want to be caught at work with Facebook open on their computers or smartphones, but that may change very soon. Facebook is working on a new social network for the workplace, called "Facebook at Work," that would pit the king of social media against more business-savvy stalwarts such as Google, Microsoft and LinkedIn, according to the Financial Times.Social media has slowly percolated into business life, but for the most part it remains a separate function and utility during
  
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• 8 Holiday Scams and Mistakes to Avoid

  01-12-2014 14:00
  
  Happy hacker daysImage by ShutterstockYes, ‘tis the season to be jolly, but it is also the season to be careful. In today’s world of e-commerce, social media and ubiquitous mobile devices, the holidays have also come to be known as “hacker season,” in large measure because so much business is being done, and the busier people get, the more careless they get.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
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• 10 Deadliest Differences of State-Sponsored Attacks

  01-12-2014 14:00
  
  If you believe that protecting against cyberattacks from government agencies requires the same processes as defending against any other threat -- well, to some extent, you are right.
  
  Government agencies will happily use easy "script kiddie" tools and well-known exploits to get into your systems to avoid tipping their hand about who they are and what they're really after. And they have the money to buy and use the most advanced tools used by criminal organizations to get into your paym
  
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• BYOD Brings Corporate Contradictions

  01-12-2014 13:59
  
  During a roundtable discussion on the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend, a tech leader candidly offered this bit of real-world insight: "My wife is a nurse. There is no BYOD policy at the hospital. But all of the nurses communicate with each other via SMS, because that's the most efficient way to do their job."It's a good bet that those text messages, which are practically impossible for IT to monitor and record, are out of compliance with healthcare regulations. It's an even better bet that
  
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• The Linux Holiday Shopping Guide

  01-12-2014 13:30
  
  For the Linux nerd who has everythingTraditionally, finding gifts for the Open Source-loving, Linux-running person in your life has not been terribly easy to accomplish. Not so this year. It seems the world is filled with Linux-powered gadgets and gizmos galore. What follows are my personal recommendations (ranging in price from $35 to well over $1,000) that, I feel, most Linux enthusiasts would be stoked to receive – and every single one is powered by one Linux-based system or another.To read
  
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• SOA Software's Roberto Medrano Named Top 100 Influential Hispanic in IT - Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)

  01-12-2014 13:10
  SOA Software's Roberto Medrano Named Top 100 Influential Hispanic in IT
  Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)
  HITEC (Hispanic IT Executive Council) is a premier global executive leadership organization of senior business and IT executives who have built outstanding careers in information technology. HITEC's network spans the Americas and is focused on building ...
  
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• SOA Software's Roberto Medrano Named Top 100 Influential Hispanic in IT - Business Wire (press release)

  01-12-2014 13:00
  SOA Software's Roberto Medrano Named Top 100 Influential Hispanic in IT
  Business Wire (press release)
  HITEC (Hispanic IT Executive Council) is a premier global executive leadership organization of senior business and IT executives who have built outstanding careers in information technology. HITEC's network spans the Americas and is focused on building ...
  
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• SDN Tools Increase WAN Efficiency

  01-12-2014 13:00
  
  Configuring, maintaining and changing WAN infrastructure can be a nightmare given the distributed nature of the beast and all the remote touch points, but emerging Software Defined Networking (SDN) tools promise to make these operations more efficient.
  Usually touted as a data center tool, SDN can be used to automate and manage WAN operations, says Zeus Kerravala, principal of ZK Research. WAN issues are hard to address because of the dispersed nature of the resources, he says. “There’s
  
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• Public Cloud Storage Can Be Efficient, But the Potential is Still Limited

  01-12-2014 13:00
  
  Public cloud storage can be a cost efficient alternative to rolling your own, but observers warn that it isn’t a cure all.
  Price is the lure. Even if you have room in your data center for expansion, in-house storage infrastructure won’t ever be as cost-scalable as a public cloud option, says Forrester analyst Henry Baltazar. And cloud storage will always give you more agility, he says: Once you add storage capacity in your data center, it is likely yours for the life cycle of the equipme
  
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• How UPS Uses Analytics to Drive Down Costs (and No, it Doesn’t Call it Big Data)

  01-12-2014 13:00
  
  When you have an organization the size of UPS – with 99,000 vehicles and 424,000 employees – every single little bit of efficiency that can be squeezed out of daily operations translates into a big deal. UPS has been using analytics to do just that for a long time now, and keeps getting better and better at it. Network World Editor in Chief John Dix caught up with UPS Senior Director of Process Management Jack Levis for an update on their latest achievements.
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• How to Get the Most Out of Your IT Talent

  01-12-2014 13:00
  
  As the spotlight on cost reduction has dimmed, IT has picked up plenty of new directives: to deliver business agility, drive innovation, and increase its value to the business, to name a few. Yet at the same time, IT remains responsible for all the tactical and operational activities it has always performed, such as keeping systems running, delivering new capabilities, and securing intellectual property and corporate data.
  For CIOs and IT leaders, the management challenge is how to help IT e
  
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• How to Get More Out of Your Virtualized and Cloud Environments

  01-12-2014 13:00
  
  After Dammions Darden arrived as the new senior systems administrator for the city of Garland, Texas, he knew that the 50 to 60 physical hosts for this 234,000-person city outside of Dallas were not running nearly as efficiently as they could be. Some had excess capacity, others were running way too hot.
  Traditionally if apps are slow and virtual machines need more memory the easy answer is an unfortunate one: Throw more hardware at the problem. But Darden wasn’t satisfied with that. While
  
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• Net Neutrality: Five Myths, and the Real Facts

  01-12-2014 12:55
  
  Regardless of where you stand on the net neutrality debate, one thing doesn’t help: misleading or confusing statements. Unfortunately there are plenty of them.
  Net neutrality is an Internet ideal that will become possible If the Federal Communications Commission decides to reclassify Internet service providers from information services to telecommunications services. If the FCC reclassifies ISPs, it will be able to regulate them—and that could affect a push by ISPs to provide faster Inte
  
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• Data Analytics Scores Marketing Wins for the Texas Rangers

  01-12-2014 12:02
  
  When it comes to convincing your boss of the value of a data dashboard, nothing works better than when you can save money as a result of a trend that you visualized. This is what Sarah Stone, one of the data-driven marketing staff, did for the Texas Rangers baseball team; her dashboard saved about $45,000 in annual costs.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story)
  
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• Mozilla Will Automatically Switch Firefox Search to Yahoo for Most U.S. Users

  01-12-2014 12:00
  
  Mozilla will automatically change the default search engine in Firefox from Google to Yahoo for most U.S. users when it updates the browser this month.
  Firefox 34 is to launch later today or perhaps tomorrow, and may include the search engine switch.
  All U.S. Firefox users who have previously left Google as the default search engine will see Yahoo as the new search engine, Mozilla said last week.
  "[The] announcement regarding Yahoo only affects users of our en-US build who were using Firefox
  
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• Gamification Pitfalls and How Companies are Avoiding Them

  01-12-2014 12:00
  
  Gamification, the use of game mechanics and design techniques to motivate people to solve problems or achieve certain goals, has been in use at organizations for several years. But as the concept matures, organizations are expanding their use of gamification to reap additional benefits.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story)
  
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• 13 Insider Tips for Acing Your Job Interview

  01-12-2014 12:00
  
  If you’re an IT pro, chances the job interview is at -- or very near -- the top of your list of personal hells. Why not? Tech job interviews can be grueling experiences, rife with esoteric puzzles, uncomfortable pauses, landmine questions, and the aching underlying feeling that maybe you don’t belong.
  Throughout the process, you will be talking with strangers via phone and video, taking tests, answering challenging and often uncomfortable questions, traveling on sleepless red-eye flights
  
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• Computer vision, robots bolster Amazon warehouses for holiday rush

  01-12-2014 10:15
  
  Amazon has added some additional robotic muscle and computer-vision chops to its warehouses ahead of the tide of holiday shopping orders.The retailing giant said Monday it has 10 of these latest fulfillment centers in operation across the U.S., featuring software and mechanical innovations.The total number of Kiva mobile robots, which transport large vertical racks containing inventory, has topped 15,000 across the U.S., Amazon said Monday. The company agreed to buy Kiva Systems in 2012 and h
  
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• Sony working to remove stolen films from file-sharing sites

  01-12-2014 08:25
  
  Sony Pictures Entertainment is making progress in removing new films stolen in a cyberattack from file-sharing websites.The movies include the Brad Pitt war film “Fury,” released in the U.S. in October, as well as the upcoming “Annie,” ”Still Alice,” “Mr. Turner” and “To Write Love on Her Arms,” according to a source close to the situation, who added that the studio is working to restore its computer systems.The U.S. film and TV arm of struggling electronics giant Sony c
  
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• Samsung's mobile CEO to stay despite business challenges

  01-12-2014 08:00
  
  The head of the mobile business at Samsung Electronics will continue in his job, as the South Korean company has decided to continue with a three CEO structure adopted last year.Samsung was considering moving out J.K. Shin, the current co-CEO who heads its underperforming mobile division, in an annual reshuffle, according to a news report earlier this month.Boo-keun Yoon, a co-CEO who looks after Samsung’s consumer electronics business, was being considered to take additional charge of the
  
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• Report: Intel to provide chip for Google Glass, promote device in workplaces

  01-12-2014 06:05
  
  Intel will supply a chip for a new version of Google Glass that will be available next year, according to a news report.The chip will replace one made by Texas Instruments and Intel will promote the new Glass device to workplace users such as hospital and factory staff, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.The report did not provide any details about the chip. Google did not immediately respond to a request for information. Intel Japan said it had no commen
  
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• 11 Cyber Monday Tech Deals That Truly Save You Serious Money

  01-12-2014 06:00
  Real deals, not cyber scamsIf you want to see how morally bankrupt the post-Thanksgiving shopping season has become, just poke around online during “Cyber Monday.” You'll find many of our nation's major retailers marking up their list prices to advertise “savings” that don't actually exist, and pushing “limited-time” offers that are readily available elsewhere. But worry not; we've dug through these borderline scams to find 11 deals you should actually know about.To read this article
  
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