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iPad for Business Round-Up: A Flipboard for the Enterprise and More
The iPad isn't just a hot new consumer device, it's also an increasingly popular tool for business. Each week we take a look at the new or updated business
Inching Towards Enterprise 2.0
When I started professionally covering the enterprise 2.0/social business space just over a year ago it was all very exciting. I had personally witnessed how valuable a workplace microblog/activity
ReadWriteWeb's 2WAY Summit: A Summary
This week we successfully staged our latest event, the ReadWriteWeb 2WAY Summit. A series of conversations mirroring the two-way nature of the Web, we welcomed speakers like danah boyd, Jason
Kinect SDK Beta for Windows Now Available
Microsoft has released a a beta SDK for Windows. This initial release, announced at Microsoft MIX earlier this year, is for non-commercial use only. Developers will now be able
Jason Calacanis: "Blogging Is Dead" & Why "Stupid People Shouldn't Write"
"Blogging is largely dead." "There are a lot of stupid people out there ... and stupid people shouldn't write." "There needs to be a better system for tuning down
Why webOS is a Challenge to iOS and Android in the Business World
webOS is the heart of how HP will compete against far more established competitors in the mobile marketplace, especially in the enterprise, where it may have its best chance of
HP Now Accepting TouchPad Apps, Will Include In-App Purchases at Launch
A few days ago, HP announced it was opening its doors to developers who want to submit applications for its forthcoming TouchPad tablet. The TouchPad, a 10-inch tablet built using
How Linux 3.0 Makes Virtualization Easier
We told you earlier this week about the Linux 3.0 release candidate, but here's another point of interest: as of the new version, as stated by Wim Coekaert, "every
HTC Opens Sense UI to Developers with OpenSense & New HTCDev Program
This morning at Qualcomm's Uplinq 2011 conference in San Diego, Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, announced the launch of HTCDev, a new developer program which opens up HTC's "Sense" user
YouTube Unveils Creative Commons Licensing Option for Easier Sharing
YouTube announced Creative Commons licensing options for videos hosted on the site today, making it much easier to use and share videos with legal attribution. Creative Commons on YouTube will
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