March 7, 2014
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As usual, NetMarketShare has Internet Explorer (IE) as the most popular Web browser with a global marketshare of 58.19 percent in February 2014. That represents a minute decrease from January’s 58.21 percent. Its rival Web browser measurement company, StatCounter, on … Continue reading
March 5, 2014
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Talk about unlikely combinations. Red Hat, the leading enterprise Linux company, announced on March 5th that it’s bringing Microsoft .NET and SQL Server capabilities to its OpenShift Platform-as-a-Service cloud. What’s even more surprising is that Red Hat is doing this … Continue reading
February 25, 2014
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One Operating System to rule them all;One Operating System to find them;One Operating System to bring them all and in Android bind them.* Or, some people would add, “in Google bind them.” But that’s not true: Android is much too … Continue reading
February 24, 2014
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More and more for Windows users, there’s no OS like an old OS XP fans might finally have to get over it. Their favorite Windows operating system is on its deathbed. Oh, die-hards can keep running XP, but that’s just … Continue reading
January 31, 2014
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It looks like Microsoft has finally been hit by the clue stick of awful Windows 8.x sales often enough that it’s learned its lesson. Apparently, in the forthcoming Windows 8.1 update, the user interface (UI) formerly known as Metro will … Continue reading
January 16, 2014
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Seriously, Microsoft? You want to get Windows 9 — Windows freakin’ 9 — out in 2015? I get that you want to distance yourself from the Windows 8.x train wreck. Who wouldn’t? But by upgrading Windows on a consumer pace, … Continue reading