Microsoft to developers: Practice Windows 10 convergence

What's next after Google Fiber? Google Wireless Hadoop is probably as mature as it's going to get

Today's InfoWorld Blogs March 03, 2015 Microsoft to developers: Practice Windows 10 convergence One app to run on every Windows device -- on the phone in your pocket, the tablet or laptop in your bag, the PC on your desk, and the Xbox console in your living room? That's the new goal for developers, says Microsoft. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. What's next after Google Fiber? Google Wireless 2. Hadoop is probably as mature as it's going to get 3. New NSA hack raises the specter of BadBIOS Webcast: Sencha Beyond Native Packagers Native packagers can cause delays and frustration for you and your end users when you are trying to deploy your web application. We’ll discuss how your organization can move beyond native packagers to quickly and easily develop and deploy secure cross-platform HTML5 applications designed to run on desktops, tablets and mobile phones. LEARN MORE What's next after Google Fiber? Google Wireless Google's clearly not offering to compete head-to-head with existing wireless carriers or their services. Rather, it sounds as if the company is planning a service that augments existing wireless connectivity or perhaps uses extant wireless systems to expand its services. READ MORE Hadoop is probably as mature as it's going to get The Hadoop “next big thing” may now be as “big” as it’ll ever get, in terms of its share of the big data analytics market (though the overall market may itself continue growing like the proverbial gangbusters). READ MORE New NSA hack raises the specter of BadBIOS Conspiracy theories tend to have one trait in common: They can't be proven. That goes for BadBIOS, despite new revelations of sophisticated NSA firmware hacking.READ MORE White Paper: Damballa ESG Lab Spotlight: Damballa Failsafe with HP TippingPoint The Need for Certainty and Automation in Network Security – Damballa Failsafe with HP TippingPoint: ESG believes this may be the most effective means for reducing risk and combatting advanced malware attacks. Damballa and HP have partnered to bring a joint solution to the market to help automate responses to infections.LEARN MORE