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This month, we look ahead to the wearable technology 2015 will be bringing us.

Google’s updated search algorithm, Pigeon, which was released in the US back in July, has now been released in the UK, Canada, and Australia. The new algorithm is designed to improve local search listings, though it appears Google is still playing with Pigeon updates. Has your business been affected by the flight of Pigeon?

The Dell Precision T3400 is equipped with the Intel SX38 Express chipset. It also contains one optical drive, one expansion slot, and two flex bays. This workstation provides users with advanced levels of performance. With up to 8GB of memory and support for PCIe x16 graphic cards, you have incredible performance capabilities. All graphic cards support dual monitor configurations. 

Intel has finally granted our wishes. The new processor from Intel, the Broadwell, has been much anticipated and is finally being released. The Broadwell promises power efficiency and mobility in a thinner and lighter body.

ServerMonkey, a leading provider of new and refurbished IT hardware, will be hosting Booth 250 at FETC in Orlando, Florida January 20-23, 2015. The event will be held at the Orange County Convention Center.

Gone are the days of Internet Explorer. With Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, Microsoft’s browser has been on the back burner for far too long. Code named “Spartan,” Microsoft is rumored to be releasing a new browser as part of their Windows 10 release.

Rumors are always flying about new Apple updates. Have no fear, the monkeys are here to bring you a few of the most recent ones.

Call it a comeback. While BlackBerry lost 95% of its value from 2008-2014, the company is attempting to make 2015 their comeback year. We know our CEO will love this update.

The Sony Pictures hack that started over 3 weeks ago on November 24th by the so called "Guardians of Peace," is still going on. In case you missed it, the Monkeys will give you the ins and outs of the ongoing hack.