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Disk Performance Analyzer for Networks
What's slowing your network down? Find out fast with powerful, free software that gives you a network-wide at-a-glance view of fragmentation accumulation. Discover bottlenecks before they cost you...
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Move over Angry Birds, here comes Caveman
Lemmings gets re-birthed in this latest rendition of an arcade classic
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Are you Angry with Angry Birds?
Watch Rovio Mobile's walkthrough videos to get you through just about any level
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Green.tv, earthy video online
From organic vegies to Uzbeki cotton to water wars in California. They got your video over at green.tv. Founded two years ago by a British activist, the online video network is growing and has...
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Meet the most radiation-intensive cellphone you can buy
On the CNET Reviews side of our big content tent, we offer a frequently updated Cell phone radiation chart. This chart uses a standard called Specific Absorption Rate a way of measuring the...
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Photo: Measuring stress with spit
The Cocoro Meter measures the level of an enzyme found in saliva to see just how frazzled you are.
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Photo: Measuring stress with spit
The Cocoro Meter measures the level of an enzyme found in saliva to see just how frazzled you are.
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Is it time for a C-level social media executive?
As social media becomes more strategic to the way organizations operate, does this mean it's time to move the function to the C-suite? Does centralizing make sense, or should responsibility for it...
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How to achieve ITSM success in your company
Not only can the right ITSM tool pay for itself in less than a year or two, it can drive down costs in other areas of your organization.
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Intel launches SSD 330 Series entry-level drives at dirt-cheap prices
Intel's new budget line will start at just $89 for a 60GB drive. Ready for an SSD upgrade?
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iOS 5.1 market share at Android 2.3 'Gingerbread' levels after 15 days
It took 15 days from release for iOS 5.1 to get to 61 percent, the same percentage of users as the most popular version of Android 2.3 'Gingerbread'.
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Microsoft banning Mac, iPad purchases by its sales and marketing group?
An alleged internal Microsoft e-mail claims the company's marketing and sales organization is about to halt Mac and iPad purchases made with company funds. Smart or pointless?
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Serena Software uses 'orchestrated IT' to benefit DevOps
Serena reps boast the new technologies as "the market’s first Orchestrated IT solution that truly binds Dev and Ops together in the most efficient way possible."
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IBM takes quantum computing to the next level
IBM takes advantage of qubits which can potentially work on millions of computations at once - far outperforming a PC.
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Is uptime the wrong metric for cloud service-level agreements?
Zapthink's Jason Bloomberg argues that cloud, in its various contexts, requires a new breed of SLAs.
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Normal hard drive capital spending won't level out until 2014: report
We're going to see approximately 169 percent growth in HDD capital spending from 2011 to 2016, according to data storage consulting firm Coughlin Associates.
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Enterprise-level BYOD and the quest for freedom: York County, Virginia
Yorktown, Virginia is on the leading edge of technology with their secondary school's "Bring Your Own Technology" program and policy.
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ITIL adoption: 5 steps that can help with success
Stephen provides five tips for aiding ITIL adoption in your organization.
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How SCADA highlights the futility of finding security vulnerabilities
Pete Lindstrom argues that 'irresponsible' disclosure of security holes in SCADA systems could put human lives at risk and calls on the security research community to start thinking about the...
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Tech job cuts at lowest level since 1997: report
Tech layoffs jumped again in the second half of 2011, but not enough to offset a very good year for the industry, according to latest Challenger findings.
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IBM shows data storage at the atomic level (images)
Researchers from Big Blue say they have been able to store a bit of information with just 12 magnetic atoms. Today's disk drives require a minimum of a million atoms to do the same job.
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