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Review: Over 260 images and 5 videos of the T-Mobile G1 Google Android device
The biggest mobile news of 2007 was definitely the Apple iPhone and I think the biggest news of this year is the Google Android. I enjoyed my trip out to ...
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Driving SOA through a lousy economy
Dave Linthicum and Loraine Lawson have been having an interesting blogosphere discussion on the role of SOA in a down economy. Dave says lousy times will spur SOA; Loraine says ...
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Sun brings open source and virtualization to K12
I finally have a chance tonight to follow up on my interview with Joe Hartley of Sun Microsystems since the only news floating around relates in some way to that ...
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First tru2way HDTVs available from Panasonic
The first generation of CableCards was pretty much a bust, as cable companies didn't want anything to do with the devices, which could replace a set-top box by being installed ...
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Any chance our student data could be consistent?
Here in the States, most of us are now teaching to some sort of standardized test. The original goal of these tests was to provide data and feedback to increase ...
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Iomega StorCenter ix2 NAS device features Bluetooth, EMC software
The battle to be the top network hard drive solution for home networks continues with Iomega's latest salvo. The new StorCenter ix2 NAS device adds a new wrinkle with its ...
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Google opens up your profile to search engines
Google has been letting people create profiles for a while now -- you can see mine here, and you can create yours here. Until today, your public profile that you ...
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White Space devices pass key technical test
White space devices -- which take advantage of used portions of the television spectrum -- have passed the "burden of proof" stage, the FCC says. They work, and they don't ...
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Is there a silver lining in cloud computing?
VCs, developers, and IT users are looking for silver linings in cloud computing. Users are hoping to save on IT costs and get into production at a faster pace, developers ...
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Does IT really need to fear multicore?
While multicore chips hold great promise for applications and computing power they could wreak havoc on technology departments. That's the message from Gartner analyst Carl Claunch, who argued Thursday that ...
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Constellation Wines (maker of Mondavi, Wild Horse and other big U.S. wine brands) goes solar
Pacific Power Management is building out a 1.2-megawatt solar system that will cover the winery warehouse roof for theConstellation WinesU.S. Gonzales Winery in Monterey, Calif. The system, set to be ...
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Adobe ships fix for clickjacking, clipboard hijack threats
Adobe has released Flash Player 10 Techmeme discussion with a chock-full of major security improvements, including patches and mitigation for at least five serious security vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities covered with ...
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The Windows 7 name game, continued
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ebay beats Q3, adjusts guidance for Q4, FY08
eBay reported third quarter earnings today, beating Wall Street's expectations with revenues of $2.12 billion, up $228 million from the third quarter of 2007. It reported non-GAAP profits of $592 ...
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Microsoft plays up 'less is more' as its holiday retail message
With consumers hunkering down, how is Microsoft hoping to get them to spend on technology toys and software this holiday season? The theme at the company's Holiday 2008 "In the ...
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VIDEO: Is Steve Jobs starting to pass the baton?
Maybe you didn't notice it - or maybe I'm just reading into this a bit too deep. But there were a couple of hints at this week's Apple announcement that ...
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It's not easy being green--Optimizing eco-friendly packaging
Early adopter brands have further differentiated their products and won consumer affinity by adopting green strategies in their brands and packaging. But risks are many says Affinnova's Steve Lamoureux. Commentary--On ...
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On IT failure: IDC group vice president Mike Fauscette [podcast]
IDC's Group Vice President, Mike Fauscette, leads a team of enterprise software analysts for one of the largest research firms in the world. To better understand IT failures, read this ...
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The final debate: Don't expect Obama and McCain to spar over net neutrality
When John McCain and Barack Obama take the stage tonight for the final debate before the election, I expect to hear plenty about the economy, domestic issues and foreign policy. ...
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R.I.P. Apple matte screen displays
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