Thursday, April 24, 2014

Why cloud companies are watching the Aereo, Supreme Court case very closely

Leaker claims Microsoft will give away free cloud-based Windows | Salesforce at 15: Industry disruptor wards off midlife crisis

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Why cloud companies are watching the Aereo, Supreme Court case very closely
The U.S. Supreme Court this week heard arguments in a case involving Aereo, a startup that allows users to access broadcast television networks without paying big-brand cable companies expensive contracts. Read More


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Leaker claims Microsoft will give away free cloud-based Windows
Wzor, the infamous Windows leaker, took to a forum with claims that Microsoft is allegedly working on a prototype operating system that would not be fully functional unless it was connected online to the cloud. You know, like Google's Chrome OS, which Microsoft has publicly called a "brick" when it's not connected to the internet. Read More

Salesforce at 15: Industry disruptor wards off midlife crisis
Salesforce.com recently celebrated its 15th year in existence, and as the SaaS (software-as-a-service) vendor races toward US$5 billion in revenue its influence on the industry is being felt more than ever. At the same time, some signs indicate that Salesforce.com is having a few growing pains, as well as showing some trappings of the mega-vendors it once mocked with its "End of Software" marketing campaign. Read More

It's the little things that matter in Amazon Redshift upgrade
Amazon Web Services has increased the number of simultaneous queries its hosted data warehouse Redshift can handle, improving performance in cases where many small queries are now forced to wait. Read More


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Cloud attacks are following enterprise workloads
Enterprise workloads are shifting to cloud and hosting environments in ever greater numbers and attacks that have historically targeted on-premises environments are following them, according to a new report. Read More

Fave Raves: 33 tech pros share favorite IT products
It takes many tools to keep IT systems running smoothly, and tech pros have their personal favorites. What made the cut? Everything from security products and mobile device management tools to data analytics and cloud services. Read More

Salesforce.com takes a cue from Amazon's Mayday with 'SOS' for service
Salesforce.com was so impressed by the Mayday customer support feature that Amazon.com rolled out for its Kindle Fire HDX tablets that it's now working to create its own version. Read More


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Aereo argues that ruling against it could hurt cloud storage business
If the U.S. Supreme Court rules that streaming video provider Aereo violates the copyrights of TV networks, it may also put cloud storage services at risk, the company's lawyer argued Monday. Read More

Best and worst celebrity tech moments of 2014
Ellen's Oscar selfie, a very cloudy Sex Tape and a more-bizarre-than usual CES moment. Read More

How to keep your smartphone (and its data) secure
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