July 2, 2012
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It used to be so easy. You had your data and your customers’ data, and you stored it on your servers in the company’s data center, religiously backing it up and ensuring secure access to the corporate data and customer … Continue reading
June 28, 2012
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At Google I/O , Google’s Senior VP of Chrome and Apps, Sundar Pichaihasm announced that Samsung’s Series 3 Chromebox and Series 5 Chromebook will soon be available in Best Buy stores in the US and Dixons in the UK. Contrary … Continue reading
June 28, 2012
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I wanted to like Google TV. The first models really don’t work that well. I really wanted to like Google’s Nexus Q streaming media player. It was supposed to be a new take on bring Internet video to your TV. … Continue reading
June 27, 2012
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FuseSource is one of those companies that makes software frameworks that big businesses use every day, but chances are you’ve never heard of them. Linux giant Red Hat however, did know about them and brought them from parent company Progress … Continue reading
June 25, 2012
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Microsoft has been going out of its way to tick off its partners. First, Windows 8 has an interface, Metro, that only a mother could love. Metro will require Windows users to re-learn everything they know about how to use … Continue reading
June 19, 2012
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The very first PCs were just appearing when I started using computers. We had already seen the advent of microcomputers and minicomputers. Those machines were designed for people who loved technology, not people who loved getting work done with technology. … Continue reading