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Smarter Commerce for Consumer Products
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Is Google DNS for your enterprise?
Companies should focus on securing their networks and educating workers on "safe surfing" habits, to minimize possible security leaks from users switching to Google's public DNS.
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Firefox faces browser clone war in China
The browser war in China is heating up but not quite in a way that resembles the Western markets, as Mozilla's Beijing chief explains.
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Google: Firms can get rid of Office in a year
Dave Girouard, president of Google's enterprise division, says Google Docs will reach a "point of capability" next year that will serve the "vast majority's needs."
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Open source needs successful champions
The open-source industry needs profitable champions to demonstrate success and attract funding and participation in open source, according to Red Hat's CEO.
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Juniper eyes midmarket, aims for Cisco
Going by a slew of announcements the company unveiled this week, Juniper Networks appears to have set its eyes on new markets.
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Net pioneer GeoCities finally laid to rest
Yahoo shut down GeoCities the site that offered a free platform for users to create their own Web sites during the dot-com boom. Yahoo paid $4.5 billion for it.
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Windows 95 wiped out last PC competition
Windows 95 marked the last time Microsoft faced any "serious competition" in the PC operating system market, an analysts recalls, as the software vendor gets ready to launch its much-anticipated...
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Linux-Windows gap to remain for five years
The Linux desktop experience is now closer to the Windows environment than before, but the gap in mainstream adoption for the open source OS will not close anytime soon, says an industry analyst.
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HP throws Cisco ProCurve ball
Hewlett-Packard is banking on its server experience to push its ProCurve networking line past competitors, according to a company executive.
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Last-minute gifts for grads? Check out the ZDNet Edu Gift Guide
It's easy to find creative gifts for grads that will be appreciated for years to come.
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Another ZDNet Great Debate lost, still not giving up on Windows Phone
I win the popular vote, but can't seem to win the argument as I continue to support the Windows Phone platform in ZDNet Great Debates. I'm sticking with Windows Phone for the long haul though.
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Social business around the world
We often think of social business as primarily a Western phenemenon, my trip last week across Asia and Eastern Europe shows that it's truly global, and sometimes quite different when it comes to...
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China and Japan could be saving the global box office
The MPAA has released statistics from 2011, and the global box office is up 3 percent. Despite a decline in U.S. and Canadian markets, heavy growth in China and other international audiences is...
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Microsoft prototypes speaking multiple languages with a single human voice
At TechFest 2012, Microsoft demoed a project from Microsoft Research Asia, turning a monolingual speaker into a multilingual voice output using machine based Text To Speech (TTS) synthesis.
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Webcast: ZDNet analysis of the new Apple iPad announcement
Join ZDNet's Josh Gingold and David Gewirtz for a live and interactive webcast on what you need to know about the new Apple iPad.
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Facebook: China is top Asia software partner, despite block
China is still be a huge challenge for Facebook, but the company isn't ignoring it. In fact, about one fifth of Facebook's partner network in Asia comes from the world's most populous country.
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The new ZDNet comment system: A blow to trolls
After months in the making, ZDNet unveils its new story comment system.
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Facebook Mobile Hack events coming to Asia next month
Facebook is hosting four Mobile Hack events in Asia next month: Singapore on March 19, Hong Kong on March 22, Seoul on March 27, and Tokyo on March 29. They're all cheap, but none are free.
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Nokia cuts 4,000 jobs, shifts manufacturing to Asia
Nokia expects to lay-off around 4,000 employees as the ailing company plans to move its manufacturing operations to Asia.
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Twitter hires Google executive: Asia as its next target?
Twitter snags a former Google Asia executive, who will start later this year, suggesting a potential push into Asia for the company.
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