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Shape Your Apps Strategy to Reflect New SaaS Licensing and Pricing Trends
For tips on how to make your app fit with the trends in SaaS licensing and pricing, check out this white paper. Subscription models are changing, and if yours don't make sense, customers will go...
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Xbox 2 in 2006?
In an interview with Nikkei News, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that the Xbox 2 would be ready in time for the next World Cup tournament, which is scheduled to take place in 2006. No other...
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Are you ready for angry robots?
An Australian company unveils software that it claims can replicate human emotion in computer systems--think robots and games. But the benefits could go beyond entertainment.
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Lessons from Enron: Pick the right consultants
Companies seek out consultants and build close relationships, simply because it makes good business sense. But how do you select and nurture these partners in a post-Enron era?
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Mobile operators: Survival of the fittest
Industry veteran Mark Tubinis says traditional pricing models are not only bad for the carriers but ring a potential death knell for the mobile data services as the driver for industry growth.
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GameSpot to launch pay service
GameSpot announced that it will launch GameSpot Complete, a fee-service, in May. The pay version of the site will feature access to all GameSpot content, unlimited downloads and streaming video....
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Sharp smart card set for Asian launch
SINGAPORE--Sharp Electronics Singapore and e-payment provider the Network for Electronics Transactions Singapore (Nets) will co-develop a new dual-interface smartcard, or "combicard", equipped to...
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MS vs. open source: They're both insecure
Wayne Rash says you're just as likely to encounter a security problem with open-source code as you are with Microsoft's code. So he suggests you choose your OS by how well it meets your other needs.
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Taming the mobile beast
The mobile beast is the indispensable laptop or handheld device used by traveling executives worldwide. Now more than ever, there's an urgent need to domesticate the species before it eats...
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Leica lens digital cameras spreading
The Lumix line of digital cameras, which Panasonic claims is the first featuring Leica lenses, is finally set to arrive in Asia-Pacific. At this morning's launch, the consumer electronics...
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The skeleton in the XML closet
Eugene Kuznetsov says companies don't have to give up their existing investment in networking equipment to create an XML-aware network infrastructure, they just need to give XML a little boost.
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Eidos develops new Lara Croft
As if the announcement of a brand new Tomb Raider game wasn't enough, publisher Eidos and developer Core Design have also revealed the latest in a long line of models chosen to play the virtual...
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Don't give up hope on developers yet
Robert Fullerton says it's time to stop complaining how hard it is today for innovative developers to make a big splash. The fact is, computers and the Internet remain a very low-cost way for...
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HP and Compaq: An insider's advice
John Morris, a member of the technical advisory committees for both HP and Compaq, says he's upbeat about the customer benefits of the merger and has this advice: Build up customer confidence as...
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Do developers really need social skills?
Popular wisdom says that you software programmers need people skills and political savvy to become leaders at your companies. Or do you? Matt Osburn finds that for the most part, delivering bug...
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With security, you get what you pay for
Mary Ann Davidson, chief security officer for Oracle Corporation, explains why evaluating vendor security systems is too important to be an afterthought. How a vendor builds security is...
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Facing the new corporate security rules
It wasn't too long ago that "corporate security" meant little more than posting a guard in the lobby of the office. But the fact is, there's a growing convergence between information security and...
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Judge tosses Columbine game suit
U.S. District Court Judge Lewis Babcock has officially dismissed a lawsuit that claimed video games from Nintendo, Acclaim, Activision, and eight other game companies directly influenced the...
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Judge tosses Columbine game suit
U.S. District Court Judge Lewis Babcock has officially dismissed a lawsuit that claimed video games from Nintendo, Acclaim, Activision, and eight other game companies directly influenced the...
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Former employees: A security menace?
When employees leave a company, they often take with them the firm's most precious assets -- the mission critical data that runs the business. Now, just imagine what might happen if that employee...
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A declaration of interdependence
The terrorist attacks of September 11th have pointed out the fine line between the benefits of greater openness and networking among individuals, institutions and nations, and the corresponding...
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