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Top 5 Web Trends of 2009: Mobile Web & Augmented Reality
This week ReadWriteWeb is running a series of posts analyzing the five biggest Web trends of 2009. So far we've explored these trends: Structured Data, The Real-Time Web, Personalization. The
[Case Study] Lessons in High Performance Computing with Open Source
Providing adequate software and tools for researchers has always been of great importance to organizations, but has often come at a great cost. In an era of constantly evolving technology
Facebook's Own Estimates Show Declining Student Numbers; Now More Grandparents Than High School Users
How fickle are kids these days? Just when all the grown ups started figuring out Facebook, college and high school users have declined in absolute number by 20% and 15%
IBM and Yale Team-Up To Train Business Students in Analytics
The Center for Customer Insights at the Yale School of Management is working with IBM on a new course that will provide students with hands-on analytics education. Students will
Microblogging (Like Twitter) Was 3X as Popular in China as in U.S. Last Month
The Internet may feel U.S.-centric today, but there's a big and rapidly connecting world out there. Leading Web-traffic monitoring service Experian Hitwise announced today the launch of its newest venue:
VCs: Startups Are Too Reliant on the M&A Market
I'm at the AlwaysOn Stanford Summit reporting for Read/WriteWeb. This afternoon there was an interesting presentation about the state of the venture capital market. Specifically, it started with a presentation
Sophos Researcher Calls Out Microsoft for Questionable Security Stats [Updated]
Earlier this week Microsoft Development blogs posted an update about its SmartScreen Application Reputation ranking software for Internet Explorer. In the post, Microsoft had some statistics about users downloading malicious
Rubyvis: A Ruby Port of the Protovis Library
Protovis is a data visualization tool from the Stanford Visualization Group. We mentioned it last month when we covered the group's Data Wrangler project. Rubyvis is a port of
Online Retail Thriving: 8% Growth Expected This Holiday Season
Yesterday we reviewed the past decade in online retailing. Today we look at some forward-looking statistics about e-commerce. In particular we analyze the upcoming holiday season and how online retailers
Android Movie Rental Service Now Works on Smart Phones
Android users can now watch movies they've rented from the Android Market right on their phones, thanks to an update to the company's Videos app. The Videos app will play
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