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Why Windows fragmentation will blow Windows to smithereens (cough)
April 5th, 2013 · Comments Off
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Intuit brings Mint to your bank
April 4th, 2013 · Comments Off
Intuit, makers of Quicken and QuickBooks, is making its popular online personal finance service Mint available to financial institutions. As Ron Shevlin, senior analyst at Aite Group, told American Banker, “I’m surprised it took so long“. Indeed, you could see this move coming at least three years ago when Aaron Patzer, Mint’s founder and then Intuit [...]
Tags: Applications · Banking · Business · Cloud Computing · Desktop · Infrastructure · Internet · Network · Web browser
No Windows desktop mode!? No!
March 26th, 2013 · Comments Off
t comes as no surprise to anyone who reads my stories that I hate Windows 8′s Metro interface. I’m not alone. Lots of people hate it. But instead of switching back to an Aero-style interface, perhaps the most respected technical Windows writer out there, blogger Paul Thurrott, looked at the leaked Windows Blue release and [...]
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Windows 8 Metro interface Blues
March 25th, 2013 · Comments Off
I’ve got a bad case of the Windows 8 Metro interface Blues. It looks like Microsoft will be releasing Windows Blue midyear, but the interface is going to be the same old Metro mess that’s been giving its users the blues since day one. Windows 8 Metro interface Blues. More >
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Schmidt does not rule out Android and Chrome OS merger
March 21st, 2013 · Comments Off
Numerous news stories, based on a single Reuters report, which state that Eric Schmidt, Google’s executive chairman, had said that Android and Chrome OS would remain separate products with possibly some overlap, appear to be incorrect. Schmidt actually did not rule out the new Linux-based operating systems eventually merging. Joe Wilcox of BetaNews found a [...]
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