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OpenStack company Nebula shutters

One of the first casualties of the OpenStack world is Nebula, a company founded by a of the pioneer of the open source cloud computing movement. Twitter Nebula’s Chris Kemp Nebula posted an announcement on its website yesterday announcing it is shutting down. Chris Kemp, the former CTO for IT …

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Ruckus first to roll out enterprise 802.11ac Wave 2 AP

Ruckus became the first enterprise wireless equipment vendor to roll out an 802.11ac Wave 2 access point today, with the release of the ZoneFlex R710. The R710 features the multi-user MIMO capability characteristic of Wave 2 devices, using what Ruckus calls Beamflex technology – built around antenna polarization – to …

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Smart home hacking is easier than you think

Last March, a very satisfied user of the Honeywell Wi-Fi Thermostat left a product review on Amazon.com that shed some light on an unexpected benefit of the smart home – revenge. The reviewer wrote that his wife had left him, and then moved her new lover into the home they …

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The VirtualBox 5.0 beta is finally here

VirtualBox, the open source virtualization system originally created by Sun and now under Oracle’s stewardship, has released its first revision to the left of the decimal point in nearly five years. Don’t expect anything truly revolutionary, though, judging from the release notes for and the behavior of the beta itself. …

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Thousands comment on proposed drone regulations

The Federal Aviation Administration has received over 2,000 comments on its proposed rules for commercial drone flights in the U.S. The 2,000th comment was received Wednesday and hundreds more are likely to be filed before the deadline on April 24. Some of the comments assail the FAA for allowing companies …

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Switch to new chip card stirs up e-payments industry

A behind-the-scenes switch in the payments industry coming in October will change the way U.S. consumers shop and could bring wider acceptance for Apple Pay and its competitors. Beginning Oct. 1, liability for transactions with fraudulent credit and debit cards will shift from the card companies to retailers, if the …

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Snapchat got 375 government data requests in four months

Snapchat’s service featuring disappearing messages is known for its popularity among teens. Now it’s becoming popular with law enforcement. Snapchat, for the first time, has disclosed the number of requests for user information it has received from governments in the U.S. and in other countries. These requests may come in …

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Confusion but hope as US faces payment revolution

In just under six months, a behind-the-scenes switch in the payments industry will change the way U.S. consumers shop and could bring wider acceptance for Apple Pay and its competitors. Beginning in October, liability for transactions with fraudulent credit and debit cards will shift from the card companies to retailers, …

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Samsung starts shipping new 4K TVs with Tizen OS

Streaming movies from mobile devices onto TVs isn’t as easy as it seems. Samsung hopes to make that easier with its new line of 4K Smart TVs, which have the brand-new Tizen operating system. Samsung has started shipping some of its new curved and flat-panel Smart TVs, and announced prices …

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This tool can warn you about evil access points nearby

A new open-source tool can periodically scan an area for rogue Wi-Fi access points and can alert network administrators if any are found. The tool, called EvilAP_Defender, was designed specifically to detect malicious access points that are configured by attackers to mimic legitimate ones in order to trick users to …

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Thread and ZigBee snap pieces together to boost home IoT

The Thread Group and the ZigBee Alliance plan to make their technologies work together in connected home products, which could help bring more order to the Internet of Things. The organizations announced on Thursday they are collaborating to make a ZigBee application layer run over Thread networks. Specifically, ZCL [ZigBee …

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Intel releases the 750 Series SSD, its fastest consumer flash

Intel today unveiled its first consumer-class solid-state drive (SSD) with a PCI Express 3.0 bus and non-volatile memory express (NVMe) high-speed host controller interface. The new 750 Series SSD’s performance tops out with sequential read/write speeds of up to 2,400MBps and 1,200MBps, respectively. Unlike previous Intel consumer flash products that …

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HTC опубликовала рекламные материалы смартфона HTC One M9 Plus

До официальной презентации смартфона HTC One M9 Plus осталось менее недели. А для того, чтобы скоротать время до анонса, китайские источники опубликовали несколько официальных промо-материалов, посвященных этому гаджету. Вы не встретите имя HTC One M9 Plus ни на одном из этих изображений, но слоган “More then One” (Больше, чем One) говорит …

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Can Linux learn anything from Windows 10?

What can Windows 10 teach Linux? Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system is available as a preview release. One Linux user at Network World decided to take the plunge and see if there was anything Windows 10 had to teach Linux. Bryan Lunduke reports for Network World: Really, I’m asking (myself) …

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