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Comics: The Real Story Behind BYOD
From someone who did IT support back in the mid 1980s, it is amusing to hear that bringing your own device has been elevated to a "trend." Back in the
Can Eucalyptus Compete with OpenStack? Mårten Mickos Says Yes
The big story in the open source cloud these days is OpenStack. Rackspace's baby is sucking all the oxygen out of the room when it comes to attention, but what
Startup Shocker: SimpleGeo Gets Acquired by UrbanAirship
SimpleGeo, a much-watched location data provider lead by serial CEO Jay Adelson, has apparently proven unsuccessful in turning the incredible potential of its technology into a thriving standalone business. Today
Cartoon: Who Knew From Beavers
We continue our series of cartoons from Cloudville, that mythical but somewhat familiar place where the laws of IT don't quite seem to apply. Like our first cartoon from our
Strategy Roundtable For Entrepreneurs: Dedicated To Steve Jobs
"Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes ... the ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules,
OpenStack Competitor OpenNebula Releases v3.0, Supports Hyper-V
Last week, the news was about OpenStack, by way of the first commercial rendition of the open source cloud operating system from a new firm called Piston Cloud. Having emerged
Thoora Brings Robot-Powered Research to Android Tablets
Thoora, your robot buddy for exploring and sharing topics on the Web, is coming to Android tablets, and maybe even to your new Kindle Fire. Thoora's new app, optimized for
What Did Amazon's Kindle Fire Just Do To Android?
It is interesting to look through all the material that Amazon has released for its announcement of the new Kindle Fire tablet. From the announcement of the new family of
Latest Adobe AIR for Mobile Devices Supports NFC
Hackers will have fun building Adobe AIR apps for mobile devices that incorporate Near Field Communication (NFC) sensors, now that AIR version 3.0 enables software access to hardware data including
Windows Server 8 Sheds Its Graphical Baggage
Since its inception, Windows Server has been carried a unique, embedded burden: Windows itself. From the beginning, there hasn't been much justification for all the graphical resources one requires
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