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He says it's doomed to failure. He might be on to something.
Kansas dealer gets 27 months in the pokey
How a print enthusiast learns to embrace her first e-reader.
RIM asks: What's your BlackBerry phone called? I ask: What should I name mine?
Growth in the IT jobs market has stalled in recent months
Robyn Bergeron announced the latest Fedora on the project email list today, along with a dedication to Dennis Ritchie, who recently passed away.
The advice Steve Jobs gave Mark Zuckerberg
DARPA’s Fast Track program tried to address myriad security issues with unique technology
New service and reference architecture built on Open Stack
A graphical looks at how Microsoft will cleanse quasi-legit mail from users' inbox
Stuart Gill, sfntly architect at Google, announced the release of the sfntly font programming library as open source last week in a blog post.
SecurID to integrate with Microsoft's single-sign on tool for access to Office 365, Azure and third-party cloud services.
I mean besides the fact that it's the truth
RIM, Time Warner, Juniper, Comcast all targeted by angry Tweeters
With Ron Johnson now out at Apple, the search is on for Apple's next VP of retail
Microsoft says that Windows 8 should boot faster, require less disk space, memory and CPU resources than Windows 7. An old Asus Eee PC 900 netbook put these claims to the test.
How Cisco simultaneously plays nice – and not-so-nice – with HP
Facebook has growing influence in web holiday shopping as well
Technical certifications don't beat experience
How can something this simple be so difficult?
The legal battle between Samsung and Apple is playing out like a tech soap opera. Multitudes of suits and countersuits, and as always, lots of posturing.
Ericsson gives short movie treatment to the story of networked society
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure
