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Beyond Simple Total Cost of Ownership
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Oracle's slideshow alleging how Google copied Java (images)
Oracle kicks off its Java patent and copyright lawsuit against Google and its Android mobile operating system with a 91-page slide deck. Here's a sampling.
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RIM loses crucial 'BBX' trademark in court injunction
Research in Motion, seemingly at the last minute, changed the name of its 'BBX' operating system after it lost a trademark case in court.
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Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 is the most stable mobile phone OS
Windows Phone 7 may not be flying off the shelves, but in my extensive experience the platform is the most stable and reliable out there. I recommend that you at least give the platform a try...
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iOS 5 hands on (photos)
CNET takes a hands-on tour of some of the new features of Apple's newest mobile operating system, iOS 5.
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Have the mobile OS wars really been decided already?
A research report concludes that the mobile OS war has been decided and Apple's iOS and Android are the big winners. In the long run will that really be the case?
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News to know: HP; Google; IE 7 zero day flaw; Office; Drobo
HP earnings, Google, a critical IE 7 flaw, Office Starter 2010 and Drobo are today's headliners.
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Microsoft makes Skype available to OEMs for preinstallation on PCs
Microsoft's latest OEM Preinstallation Kit (OPK) facilitates the preloading of Skype for Windows 7 on new PCs.
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RIM's impending collapse: By the numbers
RIM is in dire straits. This week it announced it would suffer an operating loss and suspended its shares on the Nasdaq. Here's what you need to know before market open.
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Facebook phone by BlackBerry -- wouldn't that be fun?
Facebook is looking to mobile to help it shake the slide in stock price since the IPO. A Facebook BlackBerry wouldn't likely stop the slide, but would be fun to watch.
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Sapphire sketches: On mobility in the enterprise
Earlier this month, I covered SAP's Sapphire Now conference in Orlando. But a few things slipped between the cracks. These are my Sapphire sketches for 2012.
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Torti Gallas a Cisco and NetApp Customer Profile
Torti Gallas says that overhauling your IT infrastructure doesn't need to be a big ordeal. Technologies from Cisco, NetApp and VMware were a foundation the company is using to support its growth.
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Cloud-based project app now supports repetitive tasks
AceProject, which includes a free entry-level option for small business, now can account for recurring items that happen daily, weekly, monthly or annually.
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Can RIM survive until BlackBerry 10?
Shares in Research in Motion, the BlackBerry smartphone maker, have been halted. With everything resting on BlackBerry 10, has the company left it too late?
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Setting up Mint 13: 2012's Best Linux desktop
Mint 13 with Cinnamon may well be the best Linux desktop of all for expert users.
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RIM's Q1 unravels, operating loss on deck
RIM says: "The on-going competitive environment is impacting our business in the form of lower volumes and highly competitive pricing dynamics in the marketplace."
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Microsoft to take the wraps off 'Antares' hosting, Linux VM for Windows Azure
Microsoft is expected to announce some of its promised 'spring update' features for Windows Azure during a June 7 event.
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Getting a handle on the Virgin Mobile Venture (pictures)
The Virgin Mobile Venture has an onboard QWERTY keyboard and is available for $79.99.
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Do we need a smartphone bill of rights for iOS?
The EFF called Apple devices "beautiful crystal prisons" because they have a wide range of restrictions. EFF's call was to let people tinker.
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Chrome OS updates: A real desktop, better file support (pictures)
Google decides to soften the shock of a browser-only operating system with a real desktop, more robust file support, and better offline use. Take a tour of what's new in this slideshow.
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Xamarin abandons its Silverlight for Linux technology
Moonlight, the open-source implementation of Silverlight for Linux and Unix, is no more.
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