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Google Chrome, Ask Toolbar, and other unasked guests can clog up your machine - or worse.
A number of interesting phone conversations over the past few days reminded me I’ve not really addressed Queen Marisa’s edict. So here goes – best practices for managing the people end of mobility.
Offers to "take back" routers at center of contract controversy, extend warranties free-of-charge
A big data problem that was once exclusive to the data center is now affecting the network.
A look back at how Apple and Steve Jobs have long been champions for Gay Rights.
Incident stems from lyric: ‘And all shooting some b-ball outside of the school’
Novelty Twitter account nails the ‘what if’ essence of timeless sitcom
Andrew Mason was fired as Groupon CEO today in light of ongoing financial struggles.
Latest batch of mobile trend research highlights BYOD fear factor
DARPA sponsored security software project aims to lock down networked resources
By applying secure technology to its flagship Android devices, Samsung just made its devices more appealing to the enterprise.
Putting rumors of Apple's iWatch into question, Corning said that it will take three years before companies begin utilizing flexible glass in mainstream products.
How one patent troll's lawsuit against podcasters could backfire and spur change in the patent system as a whole.
$15 million fiber optic network project could save $20 million over five years through energy and equipment savings
US Naval Research Laboratory research project examines ionospheric phenomena and its impact on navigation, communications and space weather.
Speaking at the TED Conference today, Sergey Brin said that using a smartphone is "emasculating."
HBO knows a thing or two about effective marketing
And, if so, do you ever wonder why?
What better way to keep up with Linux than listening to the experts talk about it while you're working or driving?
It's "Back to the Future" for Yahoo employees who suddenly find themselves time-traveling to a more restrictive work environment.
LinkedIn has just open sourced its Databus real-time database change capture system and Backblaze has release version 3.0 of its open source low-cost, high-density storage solution and Gibbs is excited!
Hedge Fund manager Doug Kass put out a rumor about Apple, cashed in, then called the rumor baseless.
Lemme get this straight – mobility is at the center of Yahoo’s strategy, but they prohibit such for their own workers? Huh?
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