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Blogger Michael Arrington updates his LinkedIn profile to claim Scott Thompson’s job
CEO degree controversy is latest black cloud over Internet pioneer
DARPA wants automated system that includes technology from artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, machine learning, natural-language fields
Customers may be pausing to consider new server platform, Wall Street firm notes
A series of videos, actually the first three produced under the Farpoint Focus brand, illustrates the core troubleshooting functions of key products from AirMagnet and Fluke Networks, clarifying both application and audience.
We have heard of it, but do we really fear it?
Do we need another open source mobile Linux-based OS?
Facebook’s amendment to their S-1 filing is now public and there are a few interesting nuggets worth discussing.
I’ve railed against these ridiculous caps on data volume in the past. Last night, however, I discovered another way that wireless might indeed be hazardous to your health.
Smartphone launches are getting comically pretentious
Some who’ve seen it say it weirded them out
IBM study looks at changing role of top security executives
A few weeks ago, a research analyst claimed that Apple's iPhone sales were on a downward trajectory because carriers were growing weary of the high subsidies they pay Apple for the iPhone. The reality, though, is that carriers love the iPhone. What's
A peek at Arista Networks' upcoming SDN presentation at Interop.
Smaller IT management vendors have been on fire lately, with Infoblox as the latest example.
How will your cyber memory will be handled once you die?
Levitating car gets taken for CGI test drive
Maybe, but it will still be cheaper than a similar geared MacBook.
Today, VMware announced its latest release of View which is important, but not as interesting as a few other announcements the company slid in.
Nine-minute film called '1944' was produced to inspire Apple sales team to take on IBM
There's some interesting Facebook news to report this week, and believe it or not, it has nothing to do with the company's upcoming IPO.
Interop 2012 next week to hit on three big IT trends
Why CISPA May Not Be A Good Thing
And some advice from Webtorials
Claiming sales are too weak, did LG make a valid point in dumping Windows Phone, or an excuse to avoid competing with Nokia? How about both?