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Quest Migration Assessment Tool (QMAT)
Download this assessment tool to compare Microsoft Exchange with Google Gmail and Sharing Tools. You'll see what they do best, and why you should pick one over the other.
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iPad omission: My theory on Siri
A couple of theories about why Apple left Siri out of the third-generation iPad. Mine is that it all comes down to dollars, and Siri's an annuity on the iPhone but a pain on the iPad.
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HTC's Q1 outlook stinks: Is Q2 rebound theory wrong?
HTC is betting that new products in March can "normalize" its profit margins. The reality may be that HTC's glory days may be gone forever as Samsung and Apple run away from the smartphone pack.
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Microsoft launches a second Facebook social game
Microsoft Research has fielded its second Facebook game aimed at helping to understand users' behavior in social-networking situations.
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Microsoft readies a Facebook 'Game Theory Lab'
Microsoft Research has launched its first Facebook game and is working on developing a more complete Facebook game-theory platform.
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Status theory: 'We are all driven by who we want to be'
Social theory: Where by we all strive to have more friends, greater connections and a higher power over others -- diluted through social media.
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If Chromebooks succeed, Mac OS X could be the hardest hit
With an already low market share and constant growth in its sisters operating system, iOS, Mac OS X could be the hardest hit if Chromebooks succeed.
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Internet Explorer should worry about Chrome, not Firefox: Blame Europe?
With Internet Explorer 9 set to be finalized in weeks, it is entirely possible that Microsoft should worry more about Chrome's increasing marketshare, rather than focusing on its war with Mozilla.
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Thoughts on the Core 2 Duo in the new MacBook Air
My pet theory is that Apple's choice of the Core 2 Duo for the MBA has something to do with the graphics, although it's more likely that it simply couldn't source the Core i3 in enough quantity.
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Applying Darwin's theory to cooling technology
Is your data center able to adapt to fluctuating operating conditions? Or, does it requires lots of human intervention to accommodate temperature changes and cooling needs triggered by dynamic...
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iPads begin shipping; in theory anyway
Customers have begun receiving iPad shipping confirmations via email. The only problem is that they're shipping from Shenzhen, China and unlikely to arrive any earlier than the contracted, April 3...
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ZFS/Flash and the climate debacle
One of the striking things about the Oracle presentations this week was the extent to which the new technologies our perception of what can be done within reasonable cost constraints. Five years...
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Google Fast Flip: Will you use it?
I have a theory on features like Fast Flip -- even though they look terrific, they really aren't all that useful. You may remember an article I wrote about another Google Labs experiment too --...
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Green IT monitoring made cheaper (in theory)
IBM seeks to make green IT monitoring more readily available to midsize companies.
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Michael Dell sticks to Windows 7 big bang theory
Dell chief Michael Dell is projecting a Windows 7 upgrade cycle that could put PC growth "well into the teens." What's unclear is whether Dell will be able to grab a bigger share of the revenue pie.
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Net neutrality: a faster Internet for all
Net neutrality means a faster network for everyone - despite what the telcos say. Net neutrality makes ISPs focus on us, their customers, instead of chiseling money from Google and Microsoft. And...
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Where's Bin Laden? New theory, Google Earth offer clues
A couple of geography professors at UCLA have done some legwork that just might help the U.S. get closer to capturing Osama Bin Laden. The professors, John A. Agnew and Thomas W. Gillespie, today...
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SAP's goose gander theory
Earlier today the Twitterverse had a minor eruption when Ray Wang of Forrester sent out the following messages: Hearing from SAP customers that there are new clauses that will force customers to...
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Touch: the most evil technology in modern computing
Back in the days when computing use was innocent; we'd use our hands to communicate via devices called "keyboards" and "mice" to make the computer do something. Now with the new wave of technology...
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Suicide theories wanted
Money can drive you crazy and crazy can drive you to suicide. We treat mental health care as a luxury and we lose people. That's my theory, anyway.
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Economics of open source remains an academic challenge
Explain the economics of open source, especially as it relates to international trade. Give us charts, graphs, and especially models. We like models. Then just wait for the phone call from...
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