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When Barack Obama was re-elected in 2012 for his second term as the President of the United States, I posted a status on Facebook saying, "I guess you could say... he is Barack". Now, if you have talked to me before, you will probably know about my adoration of puns. I even throw them into my reviews when I see an opportune moment. Puns are my way of making both a joke and a point at the same time. My friends respond to my puns generally in three...

Prime helps drive Amazon's third quarter

From CNET: The Seattle-based Internet retailer on Thursday reported a surprise profit for the third-quarter as sales jumped 23 percent. The report pleased investors, who pushed the company's shares to an all-time high in after-hours trading.

There's no mystery why Amazon's business keeps growing...

Cisco fixes iOS 9 compatibility issue that blocked some VPNs

From InfoWorld: When iOS 9 debuted in September, Cisco's AnyConnect VPN client for iOS stopped working correctly with some VPN server configurations, preventing resources from loading. During iOS 9's beta period, Cisco filed a bug report with Apple about iOS 9 breaking DNS resolution in IPv4-based...

Microsoft to pay up to $15K for bugs in two Visual Studio tools

From ComputerWorld: Microsoft has started a three-month bug bounty program for two tools that are part of Visual Studio 2015.

The program applies to the beta versions of Core CLR, which is the execution engine for .NET Core, and ASP.NET, Microsoft's framework for building websites and web...

Alcatel OneTouch looking to manufacture smartphones in India

From CNET: Last Thursday Alcatel OneTouch released the camera-centric Flash 2 phone in India, but it looks like that's not all the company has in store for the region.

The handset maker, owned by Hong Kong's TCL Communications, is strongly considering manufacturing its devices in India, according...

Western Digital to buy Sandisk for $19B

From ComputerWorld: Western Digital has agreed to buy SanDisk for around $19 billion in cash and stock.

The deal, approved by the boards of both companies, will create a storage giant with expertise in hard disks and flash memory, assuring the future of WD as its traditional business of spinning...

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