Brazil accounts for 40% of all data center space in Latin America

DCD Intelligence research also finds that the Peruvian and Chilean markets are experiencing high levels of growthWhite Space GrowthBrazil continues to be the largest market for data centers in Latin America and accounts for 40% of the regions data center white space according to the latest research from DCD Intelligence.The Latin America Key Trends report identifies that although Brazil is still the largest data center market in the region, the highest rates of growth in white space are found in the smaller markets of Peru and Chile which have witnessed 31% and 24% growth respectively.

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Lightstrap Turns Your iPhone Into A Flash Ring

When it comes to low-light photography with our smartphones, most phones tend to struggle, save for the Nokia Lumia 1020 and the LG G2, both of which appear to handle low-light photography relatively well, albeit somewhat noisier than I would have like, personally. For those who don't enjoy the noise on their photos, using flash would be the next best thing, although in most case using flash results in harsh photos, which Apple has attempted to correct in the iPhone 5s. Well if you're sick of having bad photos in low-light situations or night shots, then the Lightstrap is definitely a Kickstarter project worth checking out.

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"Apple Picking" Is A New Smartphone Theft Technique You Need To Be Aware Of

Smartphone thefts are not new and we have seen how Apple and other companies have tried to mitigate this with anti-theft measures, such as Find my iPhone and Activation Lock being some of them, but it seems that in New York City and St. Louis, a new method of snatching iPhones has been uncovered which has led to the technique being coined, "Apple Picking". Basically it involves the thief approaching the victim and asking for the time, which admittedly seems innocent enough, but if you don't wear a watch, the next best thing would be to pull your phone from your pocket, right.

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Subaru revisits 1998 Impreza 22B STI

It was 1998 when Subaru made some crucial changes to its World Rally Championship Impreza, such as increasing the displacement of the turbocharged flat-four-cylinder engine from 2.0 to 2.2 liters and fitting wide fender flares. Subaru won the WRC manufacturer championship with the car that year, and it also was the year of the automaker's 40th anniversary. To celebrate the milestone, the company came out with this limited-edition, road-going Impreza, the hallowed 22B STI, which looked nearly identical to the rally car. Only 424 22Bs were built, and most of them stayed in Japan.

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Natural Machines' 3D Printed Pizza Actually Looks Edible

We don't know about you, but we're obsessed with 3D printed pizza. As soon as 3D printers are able to allow us to create a pizza pie as well as that machine in Back to the Future 2, we'll gladly throw money at it. The first 3D printed pizza was shown off at SXSW Eco a few months ago from Anjan Contractor, but Natural Machines decided to show off their 3D printed pizza. PIZZA FIGHT.
Natural Machines is a Barcelona-based company that is working on a 3D printer specifically for food, which they call the Foodini. Their Foodini was used recently to print out the dough and sauce for a pizza, although the cheese and spices were added afterwards.

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Mech Conquest stomps its way onto the App Store and Google Play

Epic Intergalactic online war comes to tablets and cellphones  Pasadena, California, US, 5 December 2013 - Independent developer Hourblast announced today the launch of its latest mobile title: Mech Conquest (www.mechconquest.com), a unique 3D action-strategy game for iOS and Android mobiles and tablets. The aim of the game is nothing less than ruling the galaxy: players must choose a side, build up their fleet and create an army of fully customizable 3D battle Mechs.

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Launch Of New Collective Initiative Is Set To Change The Way All UK Schools Control Costs In The Future

The Facilities Collective is backed and chaired by BursarsToday sees the launch of a new initiative aimed at independent schools and academies across the UK which will revolutionise the way that education establishments manage their spending now and in future years.  The brainchild of F&B technology specialist Caternet, The Facilities Collective (www.facilitiescollective.com) helps independent schools to benefit collectively from their significant purchasing power by helping them to join forces as one united community.  In doing so, they will benefit from reduced school overheads facilitated by greater powers of nego

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