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IBM Watson: Milestones in Healthcare
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Carbon management dashboards and SOA's uncertain role in Green IT
Can SOA do more than help cut electricity consumption?
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Intuit GoPayment automatically tallies state sales tax
The mobile credit card reader taps into geolocation features on your mobile device to calculate city, state and municipal taxes for a given transaction.
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The Pirate Bay returns, Anonymous hater takes credit for DDoS
The Pirate Bay is back online. An Anonymous traitor who goes by the name AnonNyre has claimed responsibility for the Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack that kept the site offline for days.
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Carbon-capture technology installations stall
Although 75 major carbon capture and storage projects are under way, there are only 8 operational sites -- the same number as two years ago.
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ThinkPad X1 Carbon: When an Ultrabook is not an Ultrabook
Don't put an Ultrabook sticker on this new notebook from Lenovo. It's a ThinkPad, and that carries more marketing weight.
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Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon aims to lead corporate ultrabook charge
Pricing is yet to be determined, but Lenovo is only the first in the corporate ultrabook parade. HP, Dell and a host of others will push ultrabooks on corporations.
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Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon ultrabook (photos)
This new design, while familiar, is much thinner than the original ThinkPad X1.
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Why Microsoft's carbon-neutral pledge matters
By making business divisions responsible for their carbon costs, the software giant sets a precedent that is likely to be followed by other high-tech companies.
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Scam: Get a Free 5000 Facebook Credits totally FREE !
A new Facebook scam uses an old trick: the apparent giveaway of Facebook Credits. Like almost any free claim, there is no such deal. Remember: if it sounds too good to be true, it's probably a scam.
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Google kills Iranian blog with 3 million hacked bank accounts
An Iranian security researcher recently hacked 3 million accounts across at least 22 banks in the country. Now, Google has taken down the blog on which he posted the account details of his victims.
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Over 1.5 million Visa, MasterCard credit card numbers stolen?
U.S.-based credit card processor company Global Payments is about to announce more details about the security breach that recently saw millions of credit card numbers stolen. It doesn't look good.
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RIM takes credit (blame) for Apple 'Wake up' campaign
RIM has been revealed as the perpetrator of the infamous "Wake Up" advertising campaign.
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Barclay's new PayTag sticker turns any phone into an NFC credit card
Barclay's latest NFC effort aims to make it easier for those without near-field communications technology in their phones to make contactless payments.
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NFC and the war on cash
NFC needs a killer app and financial observers are keen to quantify markets, investments, winners and losers.
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Nanosponges soak up more than 100x their weight in oil
Rice, Penn State researchers laced carbon nanotubes with boron to create reusable oil-soaking sponges that show promise for environmental cleanup, among many uses.
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Picarro adds analyzer for sniffing out nitrous oxide
The greenhouse gas is linked to fertilizer usage and could have a bigger impact than carbon dioxide on global warming trends over time, according to scientists.
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US government hires company to hack into video game consoles
The U.S. Navy is paying a company six figures to hack into used video game consoles and extract sensitive information. The tasks to be completed are for both offline and online data.
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Microsoft: 'Unlikely' that credit card details can be lifted from Xbox consoles
Microsoft claims that a data leakage is unlikely given that credit card information is not stored on the console.
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Malware tricks Facebook users into exposing credit cards
Security firm Trusteer has discovered a new piece of malware that tricks Facebook users into handing over their credit card, debit card, and/or social security numbers.
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Microsoft investigating used Xbox 360 credit card hack
Security researchers say they can extract credit card information from Xbox 360s even after they have been restored to factory settings. Microsoft says it is investigating the claims.
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