Windows 7 gets reprieve for PC makers

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Online backup service SugarSync moves to paid-only model

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Big tech firms will protect your privacy…if it helps the bottom line

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Oracle becomes sponsor of OpenStack Foundation

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Google Chromecast gets 10 new apps but app floodgates stay closed

It's still unclear when Google will open the door to more third-party apps for Chromecast by releasing public software-developer tools.



via PCWorld http://www.techhive.com/article/2071165/google-chromecast-gets-10-new-apps-but-app-floodgates-stay-closed.html#tk.rss_all
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Microsoft's new Photosynth tools aim at a new artistic medium

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BMC launches service to host private-label enterprise app stores

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