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Former ArcSight chief named as new Cloudera CEO
Cloudera shuffles the deck as the current CEO moves into a new role.
Adobe hits Q2 targets while boasting record digital publishing figures
UPDATED: Adobe CEO's comments hint at customer (dis)satisfaction over jump from desktop to cloud versions of the Creative Suite.
My iBooks mea culpa
Back in early 2012 I wrote that iBooks would never come to OS X, but I was proven wrong when Apple announced OS X Mavericks at WWDC last week.
A hands-on look at Microsoft Office for the iPhone
At long last, Microsoft has released a version of its Office suite for iOS. The new app targets the iPhone and closely resembles the Office app that’s built into Windows Phone 8. Here's what you'll find in the new app, which is available from the App Store immediately.
Red Hat bets its cloud future on OpenStack
The message coming out of Red Hat's annual Red Hat Summit is that while Linux is Red Hat's foundation, OpenStack is its future.
Red Hat forges Hortonworks engineering pact, ties storage into OpenStack
Red Hat and Hortonworks aim to integrate products to boost the use of Apache Hadoop.
With Cloud OS, HP takes up mantle of ambassador to the future of hybrid cloud models
HP's innovations in its Converged Cloud portfolio, announced today at HP Discover 2013 in Las Vegas, are aimed at better ushering large enterprises from legacy to hybrid cloud environments.
Apple's iOS 7 hands-on, in pictures (gallery)
The iPhone and iPad maker on Monday announced iOS 7, its latest mobile operating system. ZDNet takes it for a test drive and shows you the new user interface and some of the new features.
WWDC 2013: iOS 7 and Mavericks' missing features
While the developer previews of iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks showed some evolutionary new features, there are several new features that are still lacking in Apple's new operating systems.
WWDC 2013: The hardware Apple didn't announce
There's a lot of excitement over Apple's WWDC announcements yesterday, but there are a significant amount of hardware predictions that didn't make the cut.
TurnKey Linux offers 64-bit server apps on Amazon cloud
TurnKey Linux, the ready-to-run Linux cloud server app company, is now offering 64-bit server apps on Amazon Web Services.
WWDC 2013: Announcement recap (Mavericks, iOS 7, iTunes Radio, and new Macs)
Apple used its Worldwide Developer Conference to announce OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, iTunes Radio, and new MacBook Air, Mac Pro and AirPort hardware.
Worldwide storage software market increases during first quarter: IDC
According to IDC, the market has increased 3.2 percent during the first quarter of 2013 compared to a year-ago quarter.
Handicapping the potential WWDC '13 announcements
Here's a list of what Apple could announce at WWDC on Monday and the odds of each becoming a reality.
Google re-opens CalDAV
The programmers spoke, and Google listened. Google is reopening the CalDAV API and opening up their CardDAV API at the same time.