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The doom of Cisco WAAS is here, now. Who at Cisco is to blame?
Startup accelerator TechStars and the Microsoft BizSpark Team have joined forces to offer startups up to $60,000 in Cloud Services on Windows Azure.
OpenStreetMap invites mappers to stay awake all night on Tuesday, February 7th, to work on remote armchair mapping projects.
Why do web companies keeping pushing users' limits on privacy protections? Basic economics, my dear Watson
US Department of Justice grant to look at how technology has changed law enforcement
Apple iPads, iPhones and Macs bringing big changes to IT, business practices, MacIT attendees say
This example scores points for its simplicity
Consumer legislation another example of when the merits don't matter
Shortly after assuming the CEO position at Apple, Tim Cook wasted no time in instituting a few changes - the first being when he announced a charitable matching program for Apple employees.
iPhone 5 production is reportedly set to begin soon, perhaps signaling a Summer release date for Apple's next-gen iPhone
Competitive advantage for network technologies will be determined by a vendor’s ability to allow its customers to create custom features through a programmable front end and then share these ideas with a broader community. The community will become
Bruce Davie to be chief service provider architect at stealthy network virtualization start-up
Ruling reinforces old saw about cover-up being worse than the crime
Following Apple's stunning earnings announcement, which again, completely blew away even the most bullish of Wall Street expectations, Tim Cook announced a new program at an Apple town hall meeting wherein Apple employees can now purchase iPads for $
The updated database comes in three newly-redesigned flavors.
NASA looks to test players’ knowldedge of space program
Will the law of unintended consequences make an appearance here?
3 options you have when the Cisco EOL date approaches
Uproar about concerns regarding censorship and lack of due process not justified
It was probably hard to miss last week, but in case you did happen to miss it, Apple last week released its earnings results from the December 2011 quarter and the results were absolutely unprecedented.
Following a lengthy New York Times article detailing the human cost that often accompanies the manufacturing of Apple products in China, Apple CEO Tim Cook wasted no time in addressing the matter.
Student teams from Croatia, Ecuador, Jordan and the U.S. to receive funding and other support services in an effort to create world-changing businesses and nonprofit organizations.
Sh*t people say goes on and on and on...
Advertisers beat the rush by posting Super Bowl XLVI commercials on the Web
Company tries to clear the air on new privacy rules
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