Apple is under fire for its supply chain labor, but every tech item---and thing you own---goes through the same manufacturing paces.
ZDNet Blogs
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At last, honesty in software advertising
Doesn't this say it all? (Seen at the recent National Retail Federation conference in NYC.) (Photo by the author.)
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Textbook of the Future: The challenges
It’s actually cheaper to go to another planet than to give an iPad to every child.
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Photographer bullied by over zealous Kingdom Security staff
Kingdom Security staff become abusive to a photographer taking photos of the Golden Wonder factory and create a Twitter storm.
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Your next laptop could have Microsoft's Kinect built into it
Microsoft is finally delivering on its promise to bring Kinect to the PC with official support, but most people would probably assume it would be most useful with a desktop. Nonetheless, it...
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Galaxy Tab 7.7, Transformer Prime, leadership changes (MobileTechRoundup show #259)
Kevin has the Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Asus Transformer Prime in hand and they both look sweet. There were several other topics to discuss this week in mobile too.
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Cast your vote in the Windows 8 release schedule prediction pool
It's that time again. The Windows 8 beta, er, Customer Preview will be ready in late February. Think you can guess what's next? Cast your vote in the Windows 8 Release Schedule Prediction Pool.
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Anonymous is not attacking Facebook today
Some hackers are looking to kill Facebook today, but the hacktivist group Anonymous has not changed its stance: it still does not support their cause. This is the second time this has happened.
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The significant hurdles facing Windows 8 tablets
Microsoft is busily working on Windows 8 for tablets, but there are some obstacles that must be considered before they become a success in the market.
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Stump: the ultimate stand for your tablet, phone, or eReader
The Stump is appropriately named since it reminds me of a tree stump. It basically looks a bit like a hockey puck, but has a slot in the middle for propping up your device for viewing, typing, or...
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Millions caught up in Android botnet
More malware found lurking in the official Google Android market.
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Apple's obsession with magnets could mean better cooling for your next Mac
Ferrofluids + magnets = awesome cooling solution
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Siri doesn't suck bandwidth, it's the users that do, and they're perfectly entitled to do so
Siri data hogging will bring on fire and brimstone, forty years of darkness, the dead rising, human sacrifices, dogs and cats living together ... and make grandma cry.
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With a postal service like this one, we need e-textbooks
I just want to actually have my textbook in my hands at some point before I have to sit down and take my midterm. Is that too much to ask, USPS?
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5 ways cloud 'supercharges' enterprise initiatives
Among other things, cloud computing’s support for rapid development and utility-style billing can counter fears about most IT shadow projects.
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Sex Tech: Grindr Hacker, Digital Dating Disrupt, ICANN .XXX Defense, Filesharing Lawyer: Contempt
Digital dating conference report, Grindr hacker unpunished, ICANN responds to .XXX antitrust suit, porn's filesharing lawyer busted.
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Closing thoughts on Apple's greedy, "crazy evil" iBooks license
This week's discussion of Apple's new license agreement for its iBooks Author program was what the State Department calls a "full and frank exchange of ideas." If you missed the debate, here's...
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iPad lead over Android tablets cut in half, say reports, as Kindle Fire surges ahead
A year ago, the Apple iPad dominated the tablet market with a nearly 40 point lead over Android. Now, two reports show Apple's lead has been cut by more than 20 points, with the Kindle Fire...
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Facebook's stock symbol will be 'FB'
While we still don't know if Facebook will be listed on NYSE or Nasdaq, we do know the company will have the stock symbol "FB" - that's what you have to look for if you want to track Facebook's stock.
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Why you can't afford to resist the cloud
Large and small enterprises are creating new business opportunities through their use of the cloud, at the expense of those who are slower to adapt.
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Facebook testing seven ads per webpage
Facebook seems to have increased the maximum number of ads it shows per webpage from six to seven. Just two months ago, the number was increased from five to six. Where does it end?
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Between the Lines
Apple grabbed Q4 global smartphone lead, Samsung wins 2011
While the late release of the iPhone 4S likely hampered Apple's record for the year, Samsung soared overall because of its strategy to offer more smartphones with varying price points and...
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All About Microsoft
Windows 7 tablets with 1.5 percent market share and other Microsoft news of the week
New figures on Microsoft's worldwide tablet share, coming changes to Windows 8 mouse navigation and the release of the System Center Advisor service were all in the news this week.
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Zero Day
Hackers pounce on just-patched Windows Media vulnerability
The end result is a malicious Trojan with rootkit capabilities. The attack happens silently in the background and all the user sees is a blank WMP application playing a file.
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The Apple Core
Apple's stingy employee discount
Instead of $83 off an iPad, Apple could have given each employee a solid gold iPad -- worth around $36,000 -- and barely made a dent into profits. Or maybe a brand new 2012 Mercedes Benz C-class...
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Hardware 2.0
Millions caught up in Android botnet
More malware found lurking in the official Google Android market.
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Linux and Open Source
Linux users cautiously optimistic about Ubuntu's Head-Up Display desktop
Most users seem willing to give Ubuntu Linux's Head-Up Display interface the benefit of the doubt.
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Googling Google
Confessions of a Google junkie (or, Privacy? What privacy?)
A lot has been made of Google's new privacy policy and terms of use. I say bring it on.
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The Ed Bott Report
Cast your vote in the Windows 8 release schedule prediction pool
It's that time again. The Windows 8 beta, er, Customer Preview will be ready in late February. Think you can guess what's next? Cast your vote in the Windows 8 Release Schedule Prediction Pool.
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Smartphones and Cell Phones
HTC to focus on quality, not quantity, in 2012
HTC makes a lot of phones, but many only have slight improvements over existing models and thankfully we are now hearing they will reduce the number of devices and focus on quality improvements.
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Tech Broiler
Textbook of the Future: The challenges
It’s actually cheaper to go to another planet than to give an iPad to every child.
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The Mobile Gadgeteer
Galaxy Tab 7.7, Transformer Prime, leadership changes (MobileTechRoundup show #259)
Kevin has the Galaxy Tab 7.7 and Asus Transformer Prime in hand and they both look sweet. There were several other topics to discuss this week in mobile too.
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The ToyBox
Sprint to kill Wi-Fi BlackBerry PlayBook as RIM prepares 3G follow-up
RIM's PlayBook could be nearing its end this month, at least at Sprint.
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Social Business
Photographer bullied by over zealous Kingdom Security staff
Kingdom Security staff become abusive to a photographer taking photos of the Golden Wonder factory and create a Twitter storm.
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GreenTech Pastures
Genius wireless mouse does away with batteries
The Genius BlueEy DX-ECO mouse uses a rechargeable gold capacitor to keep charged up.
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Laptops & Desktops
Your next laptop could have Microsoft's Kinect built into it
Microsoft is finally delivering on its promise to bring Kinect to the PC with official support, but most people would probably assume it would be most useful with a desktop. Nonetheless, it...
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Storage Bits
Why is Intel propping up Apple's competition?
Apple, like most PC makers, buys its PC processors from Intel. So why is Intel funding competitors to one of its largest customers? Apple should ask for $400 million off its next Intel CPU order.
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Digital Cameras & Camcorders
Find your lost or stolen camera with free online tools
Being reunited with a lost or stolen camera often comes down to the luck of the draw, but several online resources are available to improve your odds.
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Home Theater
Boxee Live TV now available -- $49 dongle adds over-the-air TV to streaming device
Last November, Boxee announced a USB dongle that would provide over-the-air TV channels in addition to the Boxee Box's streaming capabilities. Yesterday, the company made Boxee Live TV available...
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iGeneration
27,000 Google Chromebooks coming to a school near you
Google Chromebooks, according to a recent announcement, have begun to break in to the U.S. school system.
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Software as Services
Why you can't afford to resist the cloud
Large and small enterprises are creating new business opportunities through their use of the cloud, at the expense of those who are slower to adapt.
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Service Oriented
At last, honesty in software advertising
Doesn't this say it all? (Seen at the recent National Retail Federation conference in NYC.) (Photo by the author.)
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BriefingsDirect
CRM data integration provider Scribe boosts cloud offering with GUI synchronization services, developer program for connectors
The power of knowing the most about customers -- and making the analysis from such data widely available to business units and functions across the enterprise -- can make or break a company.
- Expert Chat on how HP ecosystem provides holistic support for VMware virtualized IT environments
- The Open Group releases SOA and cloud computing standards, updates OSIMM
- Capgemini's CTO on how cloud computing exposes the duality between IT and business transformation
- Case study: How professional services and portfolio management helped Nottingham Trent University transform IT
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Collaboration 2.0
The value of collecting your thoughts in a private online journal
In this era of multiple channels of communication, collecting your personal thoughts and ideas in one place is increasingly useful
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Dev Connection
iPad lead over Android tablets cut in half, say reports, as Kindle Fire surges ahead
A year ago, the Apple iPad dominated the tablet market with a nearly 40 point lead over Android. Now, two reports show Apple's lead has been cut by more than 20 points, with the Kindle Fire...
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Five Nines: The Next Gen Datacenter
Dell launches pre-packaged private cloud for your datacenter
Dell announces it's largest pre-configured private cloud package
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Emerging Tech
New T-rays could lead to Star Trek 'Tricorder' medical scanners
Scientists have developed a new way to create electromagnetic Terahertz (THz) waves or T-rays, which could be used to revolutionize medical scanning gadgets.
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Enterprise Web 2.0
Consumerization in 2012: Cloud and mobile blurs into other people's IT
We are not far from a tipping point in IT where the majority of business solutions come from workers and the lines of business via the cloud and newer mobile platforms. While this is a sea change...
- Social business and enterprise usage: The lessons
- Ten strategies for making the "Big Leap" to next-gen mobile, social, cloud, consumerization, and big data
- The "Big Five" IT trends of the next half decade: Mobile, social, cloud, consumerization, and big data
- Measuring community health: Achieving balanced social media growth
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Tom Foremski: IMHO
Should architects design buildings as if they were Web apps?
Buildings and Web apps share many similarities...
- Entrepreneurship is a fundamental human expression whose absence is always a sign of oppression
- Can social media reveal your race? US program targets Hispanics
- Apple's $100m in legal costs are tiny - expect more lawsuits in 2012
- Tech outspent entertainment industry in Washington - Google Q4 spend tripled
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Virtually Speaking
Conversation about UCS with Todd Brannon of Cisco
Cisco discusses some of the thought behind the UCS family of systems. It's my view that making a mainframe out of X86 system components is one of Cisco's goals.
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Irregular Enterprise
Why is SAP bullish about 2012?
SAP's 2012 outlook is extraordinarily bullish when set against a tough economic outlook. What do they know that others seem to be missing? It's more about what they are doing.
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IT Project Failures
Goodbye Kodak, Hello FujiFilm
After 131 years great American photographic icon, Eastman Kodak, filed for bankruptcy while Japanese FujiFilm rises toward greatness. There is a lesson in here.
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The Web Life
The man behind the latest Twitter meme: Uberfacts
Nietzsche once said, "There are no facts, only interpretations". Kris Sanchez would say otherwise. He's the 20-year-old guy running the immensely popular Twitter account @Uberfacts. These facts...
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Forrester Research
We need to talk about ITIL
ITIL bashing doesn't work - but we continue to do it, writes Stephen Mann, who also wonders how the detractors, buyers, and sellers of ITIL can meet in the middle.
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Social CRM: The Conversation
CRM Watchlist 2012 Winners - The Marketing Mavens
Last year saw a major explosion of interest in marketing automation a.k.a. revenue performance management and social marketing in particular. What makes this interesting is that we also saw the...
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Friending Facebook
Anonymous is not attacking Facebook today
Some hackers are looking to kill Facebook today, but the hacktivist group Anonymous has not changed its stance: it still does not support their cause. This is the second time this has happened.
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Software & Services Safari
Consistency and Software: What the SMB Needs
SYSPRO recently demonstrated its integrated business process management and ERP solution to analysts. Bringing BPM and ERP to the SMB market could be a very good thing on a couple of levels.
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On Sustainability
US Chamber of Commerce accused of undermining conflict minerals regulation. So who is backing the Chamber?
The US Chamber of Commerce is accused of lobbying to water down regulation to control conflict minerals in the supply chain. But who is supporting the US Chamber on this?
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ZDNet Education
What does iBooks mean for the eBook/eTextbook industry?
The eTextbook industry got a big publicity and market education boost last week with Apple's announcements. What it didn't get was the market revolution it could have.
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ZDNet Government
Apple: made in China, untaxed profits kept offshore
About two-thirds of Apple's $97.6 billion cash pile is offshore. That’s a lot of money for an American company to keep outside of America.
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Networking
Closing Megaupload unlikely to even slow piracy down
If you really think shutting down Megaupload is going to even slow down online piracy, think again.
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SEO Whistleblower
I purchased a $50 iPad app. Seriously.
"A $50 iPad app!? Are you on the crack rock, Stephen!?" Nope! I'm not on the crack rock. What I am, however, is thrilled by my purchase! Here's why.
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Mobile News
The significant hurdles facing Windows 8 tablets
Microsoft is busily working on Windows 8 for tablets, but there are some obstacles that must be considered before they become a success in the market.
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The DocuMentor
Does Color Enhance Effectiveness of Documents?
Color adds value throughout the copier food chain, and it turns out the bigger the company, the more likely the use of color printing.
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UberMobile
Cutest, Weirdest iPad & iPhone Accessories at Macworld iWorld [Gallery]
Macworld iWorld seems to be making a comeback, by attracting vendors of the most interesting add-ons for Apple's mobile devices.
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India IT
The current Indian law and loophole on user-generated content
Companies like Facebook, Google & Twitter cannot be found guilty for user-generated content unless the courts find the content to be grossly harmful and unlawful in any manner.
- Twitter-savvy politician Shashi Tharoor weighs in on India's threat to ban social networks
- Exclusive: Google's free WiFi for Google+ promo doesn't work (yet?)
- USCC, Nokia and Apple respond to backdoor allegations
- Have RIM, Nokia & Apple provided Indian Military with backdoor access to cellular comm?
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Reference Desk
Live Webcast: 2012 Guide to Small Business Technology Trends
Join Heather Clancy, David Gewirtz and Josh Gingold today, January 27, at 10AM PT/1PM ET for a live and interactive video webcast about the most promising solutions for the most pressing small...
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Gamification
If Microsoft is considering dropping points, shouldn't you?
So many game mechanics rely on proprietary points systems, especially gamification plays that involve collecting or loyalty card programs. Is the humble 'point' a needless level of abstraction?
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DIY-IT
Join me tomorrow online in ZDNet's 2012 Guide To Small Business Technology Trends webcast
ZDNet is proud to present the 2012 Guide to Small Business Technology Trends, a live and interactive webcast about the most promising solutions for the most pressing challenges.
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ZDNet Health
With a postal service like this one, we need e-textbooks
I just want to actually have my textbook in my hands at some point before I have to sit down and take my midterm. Is that too much to ask, USPS?
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Pulp Tech
Sex Tech: Grindr Hacker, Digital Dating Disrupt, ICANN .XXX Defense, Filesharing Lawyer: Contempt
Digital dating conference report, Grindr hacker unpunished, ICANN responds to .XXX antitrust suit, porn's filesharing lawyer busted.
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Small Business Matters
3 reasons why even if your IT is cloud-centric, you must manage it
Switching to cloud services can save money but it doesn't negate the need for high-level IT strategy and management.
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View from China
China's microbloggers among the world's most active
In China, microblogs have become the main platform for its citizens to discuss social issues. Many portals have given micro-blogging a priority in their strategic restructuring and development.
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Unboxing Asia
North Korea makes cellphone usage a 'war crime' under 100 days of mourning
During the 100 day mourning period for Kim Jong-Il, citizens in North Korea are banned from using mobile phones, and those caught will be treated as 'war criminals'.
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London Calling
Twitter begins censoring content: How this will affect you
Twitter said today that it will begin censoring tweets, if required by law, on a country-by-country basis. Europeans and Americans, however, will most likely be affected.
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Identity Matters
Privacy vs. digital age: Where's the balance?
The digital age is launching an assault on privacy as we've known it. As social sites collect more and more data how will attitudes toward privacy change. And what can be done from a...
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Consumerization: BYOD
Cellrox, your BYOD solution had me at Shalom
Listen up ZDNet readers, Cellrox has the solution for your conversion to a BYOD model.
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All About Microsoft
Microsoft watcher Mary Jo Foley's blog covers the products, people and strategies that make Microsoft tick.
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The Apple Core
Apple technology keeps gaining respect in the executive suite, with businesses and in the data center. Jason O'Grady and David Morgenstern deliver critical news and penetrating analysis that managers need to succeed.
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Between the Lines
Larry Dignan and other IT industry experts, blogging at the intersection of business and technology, deliver daily news and analysis on vital enterprise trends.
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BriefingsDirect
Analyst Dana Gardner examines IT news and trends that impact software strategists to provide insights and outcomes on SOA, app dev, SaaS, enterprise infrastructure and mobile convergence.
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Collaboration 2.0
Real world collaboration strategies and tactics for enterprises.
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Consumerization: BYOD
There are no sacred cows to someone who believes that consumer devices and self-service IT are the keystones of the new business model. IT Apologist Ken Hess takes on Consumerization and bring your own device.
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Dev Connection
Who said computers have to be all work and no play? Software developer and author Ed Burnette shares his unique view of industry trends, technologies, and personalities.
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Digital Cameras & Camcorders
Gadget geek Janice Chen delivers real-world buying advice of the best digital photography gear to get.
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DIY-IT
Part mad scientist, part celebrity author, and part shadowy government advisor, CBS Interactive's Distinguished Lecturer David Gewirtz warps space/time with neat hacks, cool do-it-yourself projects, business survival tips, and commentary that peels paint.
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The DocuMentor
Doc is on a mission to help rid your organization of every last trace of document management ignorance and make sure that the future of the digital office finds a home in your business.
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The Ed Bott Report
Get outspoken insights and expert advice on the products and companies that define today's tech landscape, from a source who knows these technologies inside and out.
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Emerging Tech
Emerging trends in technology and new developments in science will affect the way we live. Chris Jablonski selects and analyzes news about our future that you'll almost never find anywhere else.
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Enterprise Web 2.0
Dion Hinchcliffe on leveraging the convergence of IT and the next generation of the Web.
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Five Nines: The Next Gen Datacenter
David Chernicoff looks at technologies that impact data center users and operators, including server consolidation and virtualization, green IT, and the latest hardware advances.
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Forrester Research
The View From Forrester provides best practices and analysis of burning issues and trends impacting Information & Knowledge Management and Infrastructure & Operations professionals.
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Friending Facebook
Emil Protalinski covers Facebook from all angles, closely watching it grow from its $50 billion valuation in 2010 to its internally stated goal of becoming the first trillion dollar company.
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Gamification
Tracking the hot trend of gamification -- using game-like elements to boost engagement in everything from social games, such as Zynga's FarmVille, to losing weight and staying on top of your finances.
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Googling Google
Christopher Dawson and Sam Diaz explore the mystery behind the hottest and fastest growing tech company in the world. Google spoilers inside.
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GreenTech Pastures
As the global warming debate rages, Heather Clancy chronicles the smart grid, electric vehicles, alternative energy, green IT and other developments shaping the green technology movement.
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Hardware 2.0
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes sifts through the marketing hyperbole and casts his critical eye over the latest technological innovations to find out which products make the grade and which don't.
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Home Theater
Sean Portnoy covers HDTVs, Blu-ray, home theater equipment, and anything else that turns the living room into your media center.
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Identity Matters
John Fontana's blog traverses the evolving digital identity landscape and its intersection with the cloud, compliance, audit, privacy, mobile computing, API integration and security.
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iGeneration
Charlie Osborne talks about (and to) the next generation of IT users.
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India IT
Manan Kakkar surveys the technology market in India.
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Irregular Enterprise
Dennis Howlett analyzing the issues faced by senior business practitioners who work with enterprise software.
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IT Project Failures
Michael Krigsman is a recognized authority on the causes and prevention of IT failures.
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Laptops & Desktops
John Morris and Sean Portnoy deliver straight talk about notebook and desktop computers.
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Linux and Open Source
The latest news and views on all things Linux and open source by seasoned Unix and Linux user Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols and journalist Paula Rooney.
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London Calling
Zack Whittaker reports on the latest technology news from the United Kingdom and Europe, served with buttered crumpets and a side of sarcasm.
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The Mobile Gadgeteer
Professionals are doing more today on the go than ever before. Matthew Miller and Joel Evans provide you with news, commentary and in-depth reviews of the latest in mobile gadgetry such as iPads, Android tablets, cutting edge smartphones, portable gaming,
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Mobile News
The mobile space is exploding with smartphones in every pocket and tablets on the horizon. James Kendrick brings you the latest news from the mobile world and a breakdown of what it means to you. If it is tech and it moves, you'll find it here.
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Networking
All things network from Web browsers to wireless networking to IPv6 with your host, and long-time networking hand, Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols.
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On Sustainability
James Farrar focuses on the business balance between financial performance and social-environmental impact.
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Pulp Tech
Violet Blue unapologetically covers the intersection of tech trends and media stories about corruption, hypocrisy and redemption from tech's fault line, San Francisco.
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Reference Desk
Business technology editor Josh Gingold covers the products, trends, and innovations for growing organizations.
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SEO Whistleblower
Stephen Chapman delivers tried-and-true Search Engine Optimization techniques while laying to rest myths and bad practices.
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Service Oriented
SOA promises many "-ilities": greater agility, flexibility, and reusability. Joe McKendrick explores the challenges and opportunities with SOA, and how to capitalize on this new computing philosophy.
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Small Business Matters
Long-time small-business advocate Heather Clancy translates the latest SMB trends -- from e-commerce technologies to cost-effective applications, hardware, collaboration tools and cloud services that improve SMB efficiency.
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Smartphones and Cell Phones
It seems everyone in business has a smartphone today to keep connected to the office and enjoy their time away from the office. Matthew Miller provides you with news, commentary and in-depth reviews of the latest in mobile phones sporting iOS, Android, Wi
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Social Business
Eileen Brown delivers news on social media tools and trends and deep dive into business strategies.
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Social CRM: The Conversation
Paul Greenberg focuses on not only what CRM is but where its going in this blog on CRM strategy, technology, stories, companies and personalities.
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Software & Services Safari
Many writers explore just one tech sector. Brian looks at the entire tech ecosystem to better understand the often conflicted relationships between software vendors, integrators, outsourcers and more.
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Software as Services
In the best-informed blog on software-as-a-service and on-demand business applications, Phil Wainewright cuts through the vendor spin, analyzes the trends to watch and adds his thought-provoking insights.
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Storage Bits
Storage is what makes a computer your computer. Robin Harris writes about storage and other tech with a focus on the SOHO/SMB market. And fun stuff, too, like PS3 supercomputers and Google's technology.
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Tech Broiler
Irreverent, unapologetically arrogant and uncensored, IT Professional Services industry veterans Jason Perlow and Scott Raymond muse on a cornucopia of topics on all matters of Information Technology.
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Tom Foremski: IMHO
Former Financial Times reporter Tom Foremski writes about Silicon Valley business trends and the intersection of technology and media.
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The ToyBox
The latest gadgets and gear -- because even busy business professionals need their playtime.
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UberMobile
Eric Lai tracks the latest news and trends in enterprise mobility.
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Unboxing Asia
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View from China
The ZDNet China editorial team, based in Beijing, reports on IT industry developments from the Chinese perspective.
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Virtually Speaking
Virtualization reaches from hand-held devices to the data center to the clouds. Virtually Speaking examines the forces behind this expansion, the suppliers of the technology and the organizations using the technology.
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The Web Life
Capturing the atmosphere of the Silicon Valley tech experience.
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ZDNet Education
News and analysis on IT and computing in the education sector.
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ZDNet Government
CBS Interactive's Distinguished Lecturer David Gewirtz hosts ZDNet Government -- ZDNet's politics and policy coffeehouse -- where civics lessons meet technology, nothing is sacred, and everything is fair game.
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ZDNet Health
Denise Amrich, RN explores the intersection between health and technology, and does her best to help techies get and stay healthy...one blog post at a time.
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Zero Day
Staying on top of the latest in software/hardware security research, vulnerabilities, threats and computer attacks.
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