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Like clockwork, speculation surrounding an impending iPhone announcement has breathed fresh air into hype for near field communication.
I spent a week running elementary OS's Pantheon.
Baylor, Florida State researchers put forth updated model
Network management isn’t the sexiest thing in IT and it certainly hasn’t been in the evolution of the software defined data center, but it’s certainly an important part of the overall ecosystem.
Shaygan Kheradpir blogs and talks about company strategy and a new style of customer interaction
Self-install option also introduced for “over the top” hosted voice service.
Clones and ripoffs of legit software abound in a store that looks like a poorly maintained Wal-Mart.
If one company’s new self-interference cancellation algorithm works as intended, full duplex may be just around the corner.
The Internet of Things is a really, really big deal; so why do all the demos seem so trivial?
Users help Microsoft track down why the Surface 3 tablet would overheat and make a lot of noise.
Wherever people convene, IT is essential, says James E. Rooney, Executive Director at the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority.
On-the-go investor relations professionals get a more informative mobile app so they’re better prepared for meetings with investors.
Hyperlapse merges image stabilization and fast forward to automatically compress mobile videos into short stories, sidestepping Facebook video fatigue.
Company claims 5,000 companies sign up for Google Apps every day, and thousands switch from Microsoft.
Google Fiber has convinced other ISPs to embrace a different approach to deploying broadband.
Industry shudders as judge orders Microsoft to hand over foreign-based email
Fuhu’s new 24-inch tablet is a great idea. Too bad it’s designed for kids, not grownups.
Downloaded 150 million times in the last year, the surveillance-evading Tor browser alarms both Russia’s Federal Security Service and the NSA.
Contact center, click to call, video collaboration highlighted.
A rant on a particularly frustrating aspect of Linux - re-compiling the kernel.
VMware embraces OpenStack. But didn’t they use to hate each other?
The addition of sensor data can turn boring applications into exciting ones that impress your customers, a Forrester analyst says.
For the first time, store mannequins are being embedded with Bluetooth beaconing chips. And it’s cross-platform.
