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Introducing the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio
Check out this webcast to learn more about the New VMware Management Solution Portfolio.
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Oh the humanity, iPad dissection! (UPDATED: Podcast)
RapidRepair.com dissects the iPad, exposing the secrets that lie within.
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Silicon Valley's top awards
Silicon Valley's 2008 Tech Awards: Technology Benefiting Humanity will be presented at a gala dinner this evening. The keynote speech will be delivered by Mohammad Yunus, the 2006 Nobel Peace...
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Stem cell debate to continue regardless
Pulling a single cell from an 8-cell embryo is a neat trick, but it won't end the debate.
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Singularity Summit 2007: Memories
Guest post: This weekend I am at the Singularity Summit 2007 in San Francisco at the Palace of Fine Arts. About 800 people showed up to hear about the issues related to a future in which humans...
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Photos: Tech ideas for humanity
MIT's Ideas Competition honors low- and hi-tech inventions designed to make the world a better place.
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Top 10 reasons why bringing your business to the cloud can reduce costs
IT professionals are under pressure to do more with less and many are now turning to the cloud as an efficient way to meet the demands of a changing workforce. This video and The Top Ten Tech...
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iPhone manufacturer Foxconn to double worker salaries by 2013
Foxconn’s current base salary ($350) per month is already higher than the RMB 1,500 ($240) statutory minimum wage per month in the city of Shenzhen.
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New York's anonymity ban: Why should the Web be any different?
New York wants to outlaw anonymous comments to prevent cyberbullying and other online abuse. This criminologist examines why this plan, despite its controversy, may not be such a bad thing.
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2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8 R-Spec (pictures)
It may be devoid of advanced cabin tech, but the new Genesis Coupe R-Spec delights my inner luddite with its blend of track-ready performance and value.
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Post 'social' improved speed to information and context
Facebook IPO hype and dramas obscured Google's launch of their Knowledge graph contextual extensions to search, which may prove to be the foundation for future digital networking and a solution to...
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How to effectively protect your IP with a non-compete clause
Losing an employee can mean valuable know-how, trade secrets, code or algorithms walking out the door.
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The curse of free cloud services: a cautionary tale
Cloud services have their failings, and I'm not talking about the usual crashes and cyberattacks. No, sometimes the service just goes away.
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Outsourcers: Now is the time for the next step in productivity
Commentary - Slow job growth projections combined with an upcoming presidential election have made "outsourcing" a four-letter word in American business circles. The largest proponents of...
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HP cuts 27,000 jobs, to plow savings into R&D
HP will cut jobs and expand its recent R&D bets in services, software and hardware.
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With new R&D center, Pitney Bowes doubles down on India
Pitney Bowes opens a second Indian R&D center, this time to attract the software product development community in Pune.
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Nuance launches in-car voice-activated platform
Nuance has launched 'Siri for cars' -- a new voice-activated in-car system --- that includes Nuance's trademark 'intelligent' natural language search technology.
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Clarizen upgrades SaaS project management platform
In the latest version of its project management software, Clarizen gives managers more granular permissions and team members more control over their dashboards.
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Is there an employment gap between employers and students?
According to new research, companies expect students to have internships - but don't offer them, and social media background checks appear to be on the rise.
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Why do women resist STEM fields?
The lack of women in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math will continue to plague our country until all students, regardless of sex, have adequate opportunities to explore math and science.
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London police 'hack' suspects' phones: A major blow to human rights
London's police service will soon be allowed to 'hack' into phones of suspected criminals. This criminologist examines how dangerous this move is for ordinary citizens.
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