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Software engineers and the egalitarian roots of '(le) web'
CERN is celebrating the location of the first website.
Novell challenging Box, Dropbox with Filr enterprise file sharing service
Meet Filr, described by Novell reps as a challenger for Dropbox (and by extension likely Box, Google Drive, Microsoft SkyDrive, and more).
AWS to start certifying IT employees for cloud training, expertise
Amazon Web Services (along with IT employees designing and developing on the cloud platform) are getting more official with accreditation services.
Five enhancements that PowerShell really needs
PowerShell is one of the best Windows tools available, but it could be even better. Here are my five suggestions for a better PowerShell experience.
Android's two killer innovations since the iPhone 5 launch
Since Apple announced the iPhone 5 over 7 months ago, Android has made two big leaps forward. One came from Google and the other from a third party app.
Cloud-based software asset management has a future
Despite my the loss of my arguments in the Great Debate series on this topic, I think that those who embrace cloud-based SAM will win.
NetSuite delivers 'finest' Q1 in company history with $91.6M in revenue
Wall Street was expecting NetSuite to report a first quarter non-GAAP profit of 3 cents a share on revenue of $90.96 million.
Fusion-io wants to speed up SME market bids with NexGen buy
Fusion-io is looking to expand its footprint in the small to medium-sized enterprise business space with a new acquisition.
Dell's software unit updates BYOD, IT consumerization strategies
Dell's software and services teams are moving full speed ahead on tackling BYOD and IT consumerization challenges while the PC maker figures out its future.
Swype for Android makes first appearance in the Play Store
Swype set the standard for sliding finger text entry on Android devices and it finally moves out of the OEM-only presence to global availability in the Google Play Store.
Does Apple really have an identity crisis? Nope
Since nearly everyone is hosed on Apple shares, the handwringing and conspiracy theories are ramping over the company's prospects.
Service Virtualization brings speed benefit and lower costs to TTNET applications testing
TTNET, the largest internet service provider in Turkey, with 6 million subscribers, significantly improved applications deployment while cutting costs and time to delivery.
Evolve or die? How today's hardware giants are steering a course to irrelevancy
The hardware market is tough, and it's only getting tougher. If hardware players think that making me-too devices is the way forward, they could be headed for trouble.
Chris Wysopal, Veracode: U.S. Government worst at data security
One of America's most respected security researchers discloses that the U.S. Government's data security practices are shockingly negligent. This is what CISPA supporters don't want us to know.