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Google to kill 'Death by PowerPoint' with new Slides app
Google Slides aims to eliminate PowerPoint. At least, la GOOG hopes it can, particularly among educators. Three new features aim to make your slide presentations more of a two-way experience...
This startup uses machine learning to turn your old enterprise apps into mobile ones
There's plenty of lip service paid to a need to mobile-enable the enterprise, but actually making that happen is a little more complicated. That's where PowWow Mobile hopes to help.
Critical flaws in ImageMagick library expose websites to hacking
A tool used by millions of websites to process images has several critical vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to compromise Web servers.
Facebook bug hunter finds a back door left by hackers on corporate server
A researcher found a PHP-based back door installed by hackers on one of Facebook's corporate servers.
How-to: Install Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 RC
Microsoft announced the release of SharePoint Server 2016 Release Candidate (RC) and Project Server 2016 Release Candidate.
PayPal is the latest victim of Java deserialization bugs in Web apps
PayPal has fixed a serious vulnerability in its back-end management system that could have allowed attackers to execute arbitrary commands on the server and potentially install a backdoor.
3 years with Google Keep: Where it shines and where it (still) falls short
An honest look at the state of Google's note-taking service from a guy who relies on it almost every day.
JavaScript as the language of the cloud
With the rise of the cloud, network has at last become the computer. A developer working out of their bedroom can build an app that can reach millions. JavaScript is an essential glue that holds these apps together. The wild array of...
Drupal will use HTTPS to secure its update process
Developers of the popular Drupal content management system are working to secure the software's update mechanism after a researcher found weaknesses in it.
Yahoo adds Gmail support to Mail app
Yahoo's ability to search across all of a user's email history might set it apart, one analyst says.
Google accused of collecting data on school kids
Google has been collecting information about schoolchildren's browsing habits despite signing a pledge saying it was committed to their privacy, the EFF said Tuesday.
Cortana now gets business data from Microsoft's Power BI service
Microsoft is bringing its Cortana virtual assistant deeper into the business world by combining its capabilities with those of Power BI, the company's business intelligence and analytics software.
OAuth 2.0: The protocol at the center of the universe
Public APIs are becoming a crucial business asset. A strong API strategy depends on openness and standardization. A support for the OAuth 2.0 specification is the first step towards a successful and secure API model.
Get ready for a customer-service overhaul in the next Dynamics CRM
Microsoft's Dynamics CRM 2016 software is just around the corner, and on Thursday the company revealed new details about what it will include from a customer-service perspective.
5 signs your Web app has been hacked
Website defacements? Database dumps? Mysterious files? Here's how to tell if your Web application has been hacked -- and how to secure it once and for all
Where are all the good Web developers?
If you’re having trouble finding them, ask yourself: Am I a bad client, or am I looking in the wrong place?
Review: RethinkDB rethinks real-time Web apps
RethinkDB's NoSQL document store delivers high-speed change notifications for super-responsive apps.
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