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Hyper-Mobility meets Security in the Corporate Environment
Even if it isn't perfect, you'll still need mobile security. Check out this white paper to learn more about keeping your hyper-mobile networks safe.
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Waze: The traffic of the crowds
Israel-based Waze shows you traffic flows on highways, and unlike other traffic services, it also shows it on side streets - and creates routing advice based on that data.
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HP's Apotheker: WebOS focused on the right apps, showcasing developers
Hewlett-Packard CEO Leo Apotheker said the company's plan for the WebOS is on "getting the right applications on our devices" and then showcasing them in a "magazine type of an approach."
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Stanford's new car garage
Rafe Needleman tours the VAIL facility at Stanford, where they research future automotive technology.
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Rafe Needleman's favorite iPhone apps (CNET 100)
Rafe Needleman is CNET's editor-at-large, founder of the Webware blog, and co-host of the daily Buzz Out Loud podcast. He also runs the tech help podcast, CNET to the Rescue. Rafe likes apps that...
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Solis, Needleman make a visit to the Quick'n'Dirty
Last week's Quick'n'Dirty podcast took a much different spin. For one reason, my usual partner in crime Aaron Strout was off globetrotting. And, for another reason, with my guest co-host came a...
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Seesmic buying Ping.fm social update service
Seesmic, which makes Twitter and Facebook access apps, is buying Ping.fm, a service for updating multiple social services at the same time. Terms of the deal are not being disclosed.
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Wolfram Alpha opens API to developers
Wolfram Alpha opened up its API to open access, allowing coders to query the Wolfram system and incorporate its data, calculations and rich media results.
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Top 5 launches at DemoFall 2009
Now that the show is over and I've spent time with almost all the products introduced there, I've picked out my top winning products, companies, and concepts.
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DemoFall 2009: Fortune hunting
Some emerging companies are trying to solve big problems in new ways, or are addressing tech or business issues that other companies haven't. And then there are those that sound too weird to work.
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Regretful upgrade: Snow Leopard incompatibilities
Some are regretting their haste in upgrading to Mac OS X 10.6. Little incompatibilities with existing apps are causing headaches and slowing down work flow.
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Waze: The traffic of the crowds
Israel-based Waze shows you traffic flows on highways, and unlike other traffic services, it also shows it on side streets - and creates routing advice based on that data.
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Wolfram Alpha: First hands-on
CNET's Rafe Needleman gets a look at the eagerly-anticipated new computational search engine, Wolfram Alpha. Is it a Google killer? No, but it has the potential to change the way we view at data...
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Deep inside Wolfram Alpha
Two CNET experts compare Wolfram Research's "computational knowledge engine" with Google's and predict whether Wolfram Alpha is something to be worried about.
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Images: Webware 100 front-runners
Voting in the 2009 Webware 100 ends on April 30. These products are currently leading their categories. Want to knock them off their pegs? Vote now!
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Twitter's Oprah-tunity: Time to get down to business
Now that Oprah has placed her Midas Touch on Twitter and the membership numbers seem to be growing as a result of it, you'd think that Twitter would be able to hammer out a revenue model that...
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Twitter still has no business model, and that's OK
Even Twitter CEO Evan Williams doesn't know, "We will make money, and I can't say exactly how because...we can't predict how the businesses we're in will work,"
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Together in harmony: Mac and PC
Rather than trying to jam my new Mac into my well-established workflow and have it replace my Windows laptop, I'm now trying to use it alongside my PC.
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What browser battle? They're more alike than different
A panel discussion among browser executives shed a little light on the philosophical differences between four major browsers but more than anything showed how these products are moving in the same...
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Constructive - not destructive - guidance for social PR professionals
While Michael Arrington continues his crusade against PR professionals, here's some constructive feedback for social PR folks, courtesy of Rafe Needleman.
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Venture Capitalists: We're still open for business
At a VentureBeat conference on managing through the economic downturn, a panel of venture capitalists painted a gloomy picture for the economy overall. But they're still making investments, they...
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