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Live Webcast: Getting to Microsoft Office 365: The Right Migration for Your Business
If you've been stuck using bare bones, web-based tools, you'll appreciate the full featured collaboration in MS Office 365. Check out this live webcast to learn more about Microsoft Office 365,...
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Mortal Kombat (photos)
Mortal Kombat returns to its 2D roots along with classic characters and the return of fatalities.
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Enterprise architects play key role in transformation, data analytics value -- but they need to act fast, say Open Group speakers
Some day CIOs are going to report to the enterprise architect, because that's the way it ought to be.
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The Open Group releases SOA and cloud computing standards, updates OSIMM
Each of the three standards is vendor-neutral and helps an organization of any size to design and implement the proper SOA and cloud solutions for its business objectives.
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Overlapping criminal and state threats pose growing cyber security threat to global Internet commerce, says Open Group speaker
I've met really good cyber investigators for the Secret Service and the FBI, but I’ve yet to meet one that thinks he's going to get promoted for calling a press conference and announcing that...
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Wikipedia losing contributors: Fatal flaw, the community editors?
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales admits that the world's fifth most visited website is losing contributors, partly down to the complexity of the site. Others cite poor community engagement.
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Lion fatally mauls Quicken for Mac
Apple killed Rosetta in Lion and aftershocks are starting to ripple through the Mac community as we approach the imminent release of Apple's next-generation operating system.
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Office 365's potential fatal flaw: Not enough Internet bandwidth
It;s not just Office 365's problem though. Google Docs, the Chromebook, and everything else that relies on the cloud have the same problem: Not enough affordable Internet bandwidth.
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Mortal Kombat (photos)
Mortal Kombat returns to its 2D roots along with classic characters and the return of fatalities.
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Driver sued for updating Facebook during fatal crash
A wrongful death lawsuit is accusing a driver of updating Facebook on her cell phone, after she killed another driver standing outside of his car.
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Laptop nightmares: Scary systems with fatal flaws
We've compiled our own list of the scariest laptops of 2010 -- the models that either had one or more frightening flaws, or else were just dogs.
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High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) could be fatally busted
If links appearing on Twitter are to be believed (and right now there's no reason to doubt them) then the master key for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) has been revealed, making...
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Trojan cause of fatal air crash?
The Spanair plane crash that killed 154 people two years ago on Friday may have been partly caused by malware, according to reports.
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LifeLogging and Love: A Fatal Combination?
News this week came out about a new camera that will let you put your life online. LifeLogging, as this is called, may have adverse effects though for your health....
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Google fatal flaw revealed
Google needs to embrace other open source vendors, their products and code. It needs to share the load, and some of the credit, to get where it wants to go.
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Is Microsoft's fatal flaw the computer?
I was browsing on webmagazine Salon when I came across an interesting review written by Scott Rosenberg of the book "Planet Google: One Company’s Audacious Plan to Organize Everything We Know"...
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Technology could have averted fatal LA train crash
Positive train control" technology - already in use in some parts of the country -- could have avoided last week's fatal train crash in southern California, the Federal Railroad Administration...
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The fatal flaw for green-tech companies
There's a chance green products will save the world, so why are they so boring compared to a cell phone with a built-in TV?
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Photo: That bot fatale only wants you for your data
The Russian CyberLover program is an automated software tool that mimics online chatting and aims to flirt with people and then steal their personal information.
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Fatal Attractions: technology, judgement, and the big four
In a revenue driven environment only the truly visionary will make the right choices more often than the wrong ones - and the promotion criteria currently in force winnow down the number of...
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Meet the world's top gamer
At CES 2007 in Las Vegas, ZDNet Executive Editor David Berlind hooks up with Johnathan Wendel aka "Fatal1ty" a professional gamer who has teamed up with Creative to develop a 3-button laser mouse,...
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