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Enable Administrators to Morph into Managers by Leveraging Real-time Analytics and Automation
Take a look at this white paper to learn more about using real-time analytics and automation to get more out of your IT admins and make your network easier to manage.
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Microsoft files pay-per-use PC patent
A Microsoft patent application details a business model whereby the user gets a free or heavily subsidized PC but is charged for usage time, application and performance.
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Will schools be tempted to buy tablets to use Windows 8?
Is the launch of Windows 8 affecting the purchase of tablets by schools?
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Big data blowout: Microgen posts 7 billion transactions per hour
Finance, telecom, utilities and media companies -- those with structured transactional data -- will benefit the most.
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5 reasons everyone will be using Chrome OS in 3 years
The new Chromebooks and Chromeboxes may not have gotten much attention outside of tech circles, but Chrome OS will be everywhere...and soon.
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Jay Leno uses indie YouTube video; NBC gets it taken down
Internet outcry rises after Jay Leno uses a YouTube video without permission and NBC removes it with a copyright claim takedown.
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With new platform, WorldPay targets the chargeback process
Chargebacks are time-consuming and potentially expensive for online retailers who are slow to give them attention. WorldPay says its new platform automates the process.
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TeenTech Weekly: Social democracy, Obama threats, paying student loans in cash
The weekly roundup of Generation-Y and student news & resources you may have missed.
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Five reasons you should pay for your porn
Why should you pay for your porn instead of downloading it illegally? Because the consequences of doing so could be costly.
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Five password recovery tools to use in a pinch
When you've lost a critical password for a system you administer, one of these tools may save the day.
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Former student ordered to pay $675,000 for sharing 30 songs
Expected or excessive?
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App for Cheating Spouses Is Actually Extremely Useful for BYOD
TigerText doesn't count down when your text messages will disappear, Mission Impossible-style. Nor, thankfully, does it blow up your smartphone. But in every other way, this 2-year-old app can...
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Do you use Google+, and if so, how? (Poll)
Now that Google+ has had more than enough time to settle, I'm curious to find out just how many people out there use the platform, and if so, how they use it.
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RunKeeper drops Windows Phone support, use Sports Tracker instead
RunKeeper is a popular fitness tracking GPS application, but recently dropped support for Windows Phone. Thankfully, a better application that works on nearly all mobile platforms can be found in...
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MasterCard using 'best practices' to sell mobile payments
Using its worldwide name brand, MasterCard is hoping to draw more small business owners into its new mobile point-of-sale program.
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Five Android apps worth paying for
Sometimes the best things in life aren't free. Here are 5 apps for Android that are worth every penny.
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Which retailers use social media to attract next-gen consumers?
What social media policies affect the positions of the 250 top Internet retailers, and how do they appeal to the youngest wave of customers?
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Wireless carriers' revenue grab: How you're paying for the machines
Wireless carriers' never-ending effort to preserve ARPU (average revenue per user) may begin to hurt. Will there be a pushback as consumers and business have to offset less profitable M2M connections.
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Google engineer: Create technology, don't just use it
Google's education outreach program sends an engineer to middle schoolers to try and encourage STEM studies.
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Google Chrome 19 is out
Google Chrome version 19.0.1084.46 is out, fixing 20 security vulnerabilities in the company's browser: eight high-severity flaws, seven medium-severity flaws, and five low-severity flaws.
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Fedora 17 & GNOME 3.4: Return to a useful Linux desktop (Review)
Fedora 17, after the Fedora 16 desktop fiasco, is out after several weeks of delay and it's back to being a truly useful Linux desktop distribution.
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