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Episode shows peril that come with not controlling your brand online
Apple scored a significant legal victory earlier this week when the ITC ruled that HTC’s Android based smartphones infringe upon one of the claims Apple patent #5,946,747
Apple this past weekend rolled out a new holiday-themed iPhone 4S ad highlighting, what else, Siri and Santa Claus.
Next month's keynote appearance and booth will be the last time Microsoft journeys to Las Vegas for CES.
Santa or Scrooge for SQL Server 2012?
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure
This has been another amazing year in wireless and mobile. But that’s not important right now.
A new Farpoint Group White Paper explores the features, requirements, and especially the total cost of ownership (TCO) of mobile unified communications. One surprising conclusion: MUC can be essentially free.
Firm notes leadership position, company size; Aruba and HP also coronated
Microsoft has revealed a new, innovative method to log into Windows 8-based systems using images and touch gestures, which may even be fun to use. Yes, we said fun.
NASA space telescope Kepler spots smallest, but hot exoplanets ever confirmed around a star like our Sun.
Shoppers log heaviest week in online holiday shopping history
IPv6 gifts can you give for the holidays
RIM could be the Lotus 123 or Word Perfect of Mobile
Department of Homeland Security wants Predator unmanned aircraft to watch everything
But disagreement over harm to Novell caused hung jury in antitrust lawsuit
But the Internet as we have grown to know it remains under relentless attack
OK, this one surprised me – I knew the deal was in trouble, but it’s rare for an industry leader to make a $4B mistake.
50% of information workers say they find their own tech solutions to business problems
HR execs say 43% of companies don’t award yearend bonuses, perks or gifts
IBM says soon you won’t ever need passwords; mind reading will be routine; the so-called digital divide will cease to exist and junk mail will become important.
Will the BlackBerry die? As hard as this is to believe, things are looking quite bleak at Research in Motion, and the end of the company as we know it is now a real possibility.
Lithium air battery, smart cargo and better gas mileage technologies just part of latest government challenge
Doodle provides an easy, free way to schedule meetings and events online.
The louder the better these days, machine learning-powered hit song predictor finds
MIT is launching a learning initiative called MITx, which will provide MIT courses through an online interactive learning platform.
(Hint: Nexus Doesn’t Make the Cut)
Would have been even funnier if I was up on my current events
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