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ITworld Today Dec 17, 2015 Video PCWorld's best PC games of 2015 From Witcher 3 to Kerbal Space Program, these are the PC games that rocked our socks in 2015. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Lessons from UbuCon: Canonical needs its own live events • IoT startup Afero goes end to end for security • Microsoft launches new OneDrive for Business sync client, developer kit • Over 650 terabytes of data up for grabs due to publicly exposed MongoDB databases • Microsoft reneges on unlimited cloud storage for some business users • Now you can not only send emoji, you can sponsor them • IBM-Apple deal reaches key milestone with 100th enterprise app • California opens road to public use of autonomous cars • How Houghton Mifflin Harcourt moved from product to platform White Paper: Dell Inc Big Data: Unlocking Strategic Dimensions In this article, learn how Dell working with Intel® helps IT leaders overcome the challenges of IT and business alignment, resource constraints and siloed environments through a comprehensive big data portfolio... Read More ▶ Lessons from UbuCon: Canonical needs its own live events UbuCon's growth, and Canonical's increased involvement, is a sign that the company needs to return to organizing its own live events Read More ▶ IoT startup Afero goes end to end for security Internet of Things startup Afero says it can secure small and large IoT devices with a Bluetooth radio module and a cloud service. Read More ▶ Microsoft launches new OneDrive for Business sync client, developer kit OneDrive for Business entered the next stage of its evolution as a product on Wednesday when Microsoft launched a series of updates that are aimed at improving its cloud storage and productivity service for businesses and other large organizations. Read More ▶ Over 650 terabytes of data up for grabs due to publicly exposed MongoDB databases There are at least 35,000 publicly accessible and insecure MongoDB databases on the Internet, exposing 684.8 TB of data to potential theft. Read More ▶ Microsoft reneges on unlimited cloud storage for some business users Microsoft reneged on its promise of unlimited OneDrive for Business storage for all organizations, announcing Wednesday that only premium Office 365 subscribers will get access to limitless cloud storage. Read More ▶ Now you can not only send emoji, you can sponsor them There are emoji everywhere these days -- but creating them doesn't come cheap, and now, says the Unicode Consortium, it's time to pay up. Read More ▶ IBM-Apple deal reaches key milestone with 100th enterprise app When IBM and Apple forged their partnership last year to bring new mobile apps to the corporate world, their promise of bringing 100 such apps to market by the end of 2015 was widely considered an ambitious goal. Sure enough, though, it now looks like they've hit their target right on schedule. Read More ▶ California opens road to public use of autonomous cars California has published the world's first regulations dealing with the routine use of autonomous cars on city streets -- a big step toward the day when computers, not humans, are in charge of cars. Read More ▶ Video How Houghton Mifflin Harcourt moved from product to platform The 180-year-old publisher is now a digital platform player, thanks to an open API strategy. Watch Now ▶ White Paper: Dell Inc Four Ways to Get Started with Hadoop This business-oriented white paper explains four options for starting your Hadoop journey. This paper also outlines the benefits of Hadoop and highlights some of the many use cases for this new approach to managing, storing and processing big data. Read More ▶

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