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The recent licensing announcement for Ubuntu has caused some confusion.
This should be exciting … or not
I got a new car over the holidays, and it’s equipped with telematics. My initial experiments with this functionality have been somewhat disappointing, but the promise is clearly there.
A new report claims Apple recently sat down with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, while another claims it is exploring technology that anticipates the onset of a heart attack.
Pushing and popping might not be your idea of a good time, but some Unix admins swear that these operations make working in multiple directories as easy as 1, 2, 3, 2, 1.
Kickstarter admits security breach, claims little user risk
Forbes just suffered a major security breach and haveibeenpwned.com will tell you if you've been compromised
A Raspberry Pi-powered extensible, secure, private or public cloud
VidyoH2O for Google+ Hangouts Connects to H.323 and SIP Conferencing Solutions
Earnings impacted by faulty DRAM chips; Micron's name pops up as the supplier
The question is, how big does an enterprise need to be to reach an efficient scale for a data center?
The Wine on Android Project will (eventually) allow Windows apps to run where Bill never intended them to ...
While the AirWatch acquisition was necessary, it doesn’t fully satisfy the needs of customers looking to manage and secure mobile devices.
It would take an unconventional approach, but Nokia's Android-based Normandy smartphone could be good for Microsoft.
The pros don't come close to outweighing the cons.
IBM analog-to-digital converter aims at big cloud, data center transfers
As the rumors surrounding Apple's mythical iWatch continue to swell, Apple has continued to hire folks with deep biomedical and sensor technology expertise.
Emerging market softness, product transitions and service provider slide continues
Google Chromebooks will now supports Windows apps, thanks to VMware’s desktop as a service
A new report claims that Apple later this year will release two new iPhone models sporting 4.7 and 5.5-inch displays. What's more, the report claims that these new iPhones will feature displays comprised of sapphire, the second most scratch resistant
NIST and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory demo tiny array-on-a-chip for laser communications
How many other technologies do you use so often?
A First World Problem that I’ve managed to dodge
Big annual MWC wireless technology event in Barcelona promises to be Android phone, tablet fest
Survey results confirm that time constraints force us to automate.
Network World has published quite a few slideshows about various aspects of Linux; here's a hand-picked selection
Boycotts, competition dominate news early, but next up will be latest on IT security front
Microsoft was under assault as it always is, but there were a few interesting developments in this report.
VMWare Plans to Acquire AirWatch
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