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Live Webcast: Getting to Microsoft Office 365: The Right Migration for Your Business
If you've been stuck using bare bones, web-based tools, you'll appreciate the full featured collaboration in MS Office 365. Check out this live webcast to learn more about Microsoft Office 365,...
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5 reasons cybersecurity matters to small businesses
Small businesses often think they are 'too small' to be worth hackers' notice, but that assumption could be devastating.
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5 tips for improving your SMB e-commerce site
Mobility technology and better inventory integration will be key themes during 2012.
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3 smart-grid trends to watch in 2012
Security, automation and integration will be the trinity of tasks faced by utilities, technology platform providers during the next 12 months.
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5 essential technologies for small businesses
From media tablets to business intelligence, 2012 is likely to be a transformational year in technology optimized for small businesses.
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Grading my 2011 green-tech coverage
I have pledged to get much better about follow-up coverage over the past few months, so up for consideration today is my piece from late December 2010, "11 green-tech stories I want to write in...
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7 trends driving electric vehicles in 2012
Electric vehicle choices will multiply and charging networks will spread, but so will concerns about safety.
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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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75 years of the Golden Gate Bridge
On May 27, San Francisco and the world will celebrate the 75th anniversary of one of the great wonders of the world: The Golden Gate Bridge. CNET takes a look at it from every angle.
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50 years ago, second U.S. manned orbital flight (photos)
On May 24, 1962, Scott Carpenter flew the second American manned orbital flight when he piloted the Aurora 7 through three orbits of the Earth on a mission which lasted less than 5 hours.
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Mississippi State claims first-year prize for EcoCar 2 competition
After a year of modeling and simulation, 15 university teams will spend the next 24 months retrofitting 2013 Chevrolet Malibu cars into electric vehicles.
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Google closes Motorola Mobility purchase: A daunting to-do list ahead
Google's goal is to take Motorola Mobility and create a bevy of new mobile experiences. But first there's a lot of integration work ahead.
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Leap Motion bounds ahead with 3D motion control
With its new Leap 3D hands-free motion control system, the startup has made a scientific breakthrough that could enable applications in many fields.
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21-year-old gets 12 months for hacking Facebook account
After pleading guilty to breaching the the UK's Computer Misuse Act 1990 on two counts, a UK man has been sentenced to a year in prison for hacking into an American's Facebook account last year.
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Tale of the magnetic tape: 60 years at IBM
In 1952 IBM solved the problem of using magnetic tape to back up computer-generated data.
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Red Hat celebrates 10 years of Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Ten years ago, Red Hat was just another Linux distributor, then they got serious about the business market and everything changed.
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First MacBook Pro re-design in four years could arrive at WWDC with USB 3.0
The MacBook Pro notebook industrial design hasn't changed in four years and its rumored to get a major refresh with a thinner design and USB 3.0 at WWDC in June.
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Oracle-Google trial gets messier ahead of damages phase
Oracle and Google want to address willfulness to infringe now in order to get around messier issues in phase three -- or possibly to avoid a third phase altogether.
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Apple given go-ahead to seek Samsung tablet ban in U.S.
A U.S. appeals court gives Apple an opportunity to see Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet banned from store shelves. If Apple proceeds, it could shape next week's settlement talks.
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Facebook to stop taking IPO orders ahead of schedule (rumor)
Facebook is doing a good job selling its initial public offering (IPO) to investors. The company is doing so well, in fact, that it plans to stop taking IPO orders two days early, according to a...
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Windows malware: are you safer today than you were 10 years ago?
In 2002, after a series of widespread, high-profile, and highly embarrassing Windows-related security incidents, Bill Gates wrote his now famous "Trustworthy Computing" memo. So what's happened in...
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