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V4 Development's Patrick Parkins featured on TCC Rocks giving insight on Android smartphone hacks.

V4 Development developed the Science Museum of Virginia’s “The Muse” using native iOS and Android languages and incorporating Google App Engine, Compute Engine, and other cloud based technologies offered by Google to provide an auto scaling and reliable API for the mobile app to utilize. The Science Museum of Virginia launched the mobile application “The Muse” in May 2016.

Read V4 Development's very own Patrick Parkins take on where ["Big Data is headed in 2016."](http://flarrio.com/where-is-big-data-headed-tech2016/)

Atrium, the exciting new campus card solution, is pleased to announce the Go Live of its new campus card solution partnership with Rutgers University.

Move over Heartbleed, their’s a new kid in town: Shellshock. If you are running Linux servers, be aware that there is a security vulnerability in the Unix Bash shell. "Shellshock", as it's being called, affects Unix, Linux and Mac OSX computers. According to the researcher, Robert Graham, that recently discovered it, the Shellshock flaw has been around for over 20 years and has already affected servers, home computers to embedded devices.