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Beyond Simple Total Cost of Ownership
Check out this white paper to learn how today's investments have moved past total cost of ownership.
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Business execs snub Facebook
Social networking Web site Facebook is being snubbed by a jury of CIOs because of the increasing number of "silly applications" and lack of business use.
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Employers crack down on 'Facebook addicts'
A majority of a silicon.com jury of CIOs say they have already banned or restricted employee access to Facebook and similar Web sites due to their addictive qualities.
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Cloud provisioning spec step closer to IETF working group
A proposal to create a new standard for provisioning users to cloud services is making its way along the standards track and is soon to be the focus for a new IETF working group.
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10 essential iPhone apps for fun and work
The app store is full of apps, and these will provide a lot of fun and productivity.
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SAP buys its way into the cloud party: Will it work?
Will SAP and Oracle's rollup strategy for cloud players work? After all, there's less lock-in in the cloud.
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Sex Tech: IsAnyoneUp, UK ISP filter conspiracy theories, no porn for Coke
Hunter Moore investigated by FBI, UK porn filter conspiracy theories, Coca Cola vs. porn cybersquatters and Big Porn is sued for patent infringement.
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Artist thinks 'science' and 'tech' with varied works (images)
U.K.-based artist Luke Jerram's work isn't limited to pieces based on science and tech, but he's certainly a fan. Data visualization, microbiology, optics, sound: He's created beautiful works that...
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Digital foreplay, virtual houseflies among Carnegie Mellon work (videos)
End-of-term projects from Golan Levin's Interactive Art and Computational Design class give us a peek at what kinds of technological mischief our future geniuses are getting up to in school.
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Windows 8: Does Metro actually work?
Using Microsoft's Metro technology in Windows 8 is like going to a flashy restaurant where your plate is delivered with a tiny morsel of food in the middle, but the rest of the plate is unused,...
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The tablet revolution is coming: Working anywhere without compromise
The BYOD movement is just getting started, fueled by the capable tablet. It is now possible to get a full day's work from almost anywhere, without compromise.
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McAfee, Intel working to protect energy utilities from cyber attacks
Intel and its subsidiary McAfee are working on a security platform aimed to protect critical infrastructures, especially those that are energy-related, worldwide.
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Hacker, rootkit find place in new novel by infosec journalist
Dennis Fisher finds a way to embed information security subplots into a new novel.
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Future proof: Sprint's Tri-Fi wireless hotspot works with 3G, WiMax, and LTE
Compatible with 3G, WiMax, and LTE, Sprint's latest wireless hotspot is essentially future proof.
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Oracle-Google jury deliberations placed on temporary hold
The drama surrounding the jury in Oracle v. Google has heightened, causing deliberations to be briefly placed on hold on Monday.
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Capability and ease of use earned MOTOACTV a place on my wrist (review & gallery)
For those looking to have a device that tracks workout details and serves multiple key functions, then the Motorola MOTOACTV is a device to consider.
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Creating the 'third' space in the 'Anywhere Working City'
You are likely to spend as much time on holiday as you do commuting to work. Are you taking a holiday from work, or are you taking a holiday from commuting? The Anywhere Working City white paper...
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Is there a Windows-based Barnes & Noble reader in the works?
Microsoft and Barnes & Noble aren't talking product roadmaps (yet), but there are some clues indicating a Windows-powered e-reader/tablet from the pair could be coming.
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Naked-eye 3D TV that works!
3D TV was huge at NAB 2011 - in hype and flop. But NAB 2012 delivered the goods: watchable glasses-free 3D on big, colorful and very watchable screens.
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Ham the Astrochimp's final resting place (photos)
Nerdy New Mexico's pilgrimage to honor Ham the Astrochimp leads to his nondescript grave marker at the New Mexico Museum of Space History.
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Carriers ponder Apple iPhone subsidy uprising: Will it work?
Verizon and AT&T are trying to diversify their smartphone bases so they aren't too dependent on the iPhone. Will smartphone buyers play along?
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