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FBI Unlocks iPhone, Justice Department Drops Case Against Apple
Without the assistance of Apple developers, the FBI has announced that they have accessed the data on San Bernadino terrorist Syed Farook’s iPhone. In a subsequent filing, the Department of Justice has announced that they are dropping their court order against Apple, which sought to compel Apple developers to comply with the FBI’s request for access to the device’s data.
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Intel Drops Two-Phase “Tick-Tock” Development Model
Intel’s long-used tick-tock development cycle, which consisted of manufacturing technique upgrades in one year and new chip architectures the next, is no more according to their newest 10-K. The financial filing detailed company plans to lengthen the timeline of each process technology, making their new development model a three-stage cycle– Process, Architecture, and Optimization.
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Apple Thinks Small, Debuts iPhone SE and Smaller iPad Pro
For their release event on Monday, Apple seemed to be thinking small, so to speak. The company unveiled the iPhone SE, which is a smaller 4-inch model, as well as a smaller 9.7-inch iPad Pro model. Both will be available for pre-order on Thursday.
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Apple Event Now Set for March 21st
After rumors of a March 15th event, Apple has pushed the date back by a week and made it official, sending out the invites. Industry insiders expect the company to unveil a new, and smaller, 4-inch iPhone model, as well as a refreshed 9.7-inch iPad and a handful of Apple Watch accessories.
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Microsoft Announces SQL Server 2016, With Version for Linux
In a blog post yesterday, Microsoft announced that they will bring the newest version of SQL Server to Linux. The private preview, which includes the core database features found in SQL Server 2016, is available for download today.
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Palo Alto Networks Warning Sysadmins About GlobalProtect Vulnerabilities
Palo Alto Networks, the Santa Clara, CA based network security firm, is warning admins of vulnerabilities found in their mobile security solution GlobalProtect. The flaws, which were discovered by Palo Alto last night, can cause GlobalProtech to crash open devices to penetration.
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Department of Defense Standardizes on Windows 10
Windows 10 is enjoying a big boost, thanks to the US Department of Defense. This week, the DoD announced a new initiative for all Department agencies using Microsoft Operating Systems, which aims to begin deploying Windows 10 as a standard OS. Approximately four million systems will be moved to Windows 10 over the next 12 months.
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Caterpillar Unveils Android S60 With Thermal Camera
The Bullitt Group in the UK has teamed up with Cat to design the first Android smartphone to feature a built-in thermal imaging camera.
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FBI Unlocks iPhone, Justice Department Drops Case Against Apple
Without the assistance of Apple developers, the FBI has announced that they have accessed the data on San Bernadino terrorist Syed Farook’s iPhone. In a subsequent filing, the Department of Justice has announced that they are dropping their court order against Apple, which sought to compel Apple developers to comply with the FBI’s request for access to the device’s data.
Read More
Intel Drops Two-Phase “Tick-Tock” Development Model
Intel’s long-used tick-tock development cycle, which consisted of manufacturing technique upgrades in one year and new chip architectures the next, is no more according to their newest 10-K. The financial filing detailed company plans to lengthen the timeline of each process technology, making their new development model a three-stage cycle– Process, Architecture, and Optimization.
Read More
Apple Thinks Small, Debuts iPhone SE and Smaller iPad Pro
For their release event on Monday, Apple seemed to be thinking small, so to speak. The company unveiled the iPhone SE, which is a smaller 4-inch model, as well as a smaller 9.7-inch iPad Pro model. Both will be available for pre-order on Thursday.
Read More
Apple Event Now Set for March 21st
After rumors of a March 15th event, Apple has pushed the date back by a week and made it official, sending out the invites. Industry insiders expect the company to unveil a new, and smaller, 4-inch iPhone model, as well as a refreshed 9.7-inch iPad and a handful of Apple Watch accessories.
Read More
Microsoft Announces SQL Server 2016, With Version for Linux
In a blog post yesterday, Microsoft announced that they will bring the newest version of SQL Server to Linux. The private preview, which includes the core database features found in SQL Server 2016, is available for download today.
Read More
Palo Alto Networks Warning Sysadmins About GlobalProtect Vulnerabilities
Palo Alto Networks, the Santa Clara, CA based network security firm, is warning admins of vulnerabilities found in their mobile security solution GlobalProtect. The flaws, which were discovered by Palo Alto last night, can cause GlobalProtech to crash open devices to penetration.
Read More
Department of Defense Standardizes on Windows 10
Windows 10 is enjoying a big boost, thanks to the US Department of Defense. This week, the DoD announced a new initiative for all Department agencies using Microsoft Operating Systems, which aims to begin deploying Windows 10 as a standard OS. Approximately four million systems will be moved to Windows 10 over the next 12 months.
Read More
Caterpillar Unveils Android S60 With Thermal Camera
The Bullitt Group in the UK has teamed up with Cat to design the first Android smartphone to feature a built-in thermal imaging camera.
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