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NASA spots Star Wars-like “Tatooine” planet orbiting two stars

NASA Kepler space telescope discerns planet that features dual sunsets

Stevie Wonder thanks Steve Jobs for making the iPhone and iPad so accessible

Stevie Wonder recently thanked Steve Jobs of all people for helping create devices that are friendly to the blind

MapR Makes Hadoop better, faster, easier

Since launching in June new Hadoop Distro is setting market on fire

New Jersey’s Fort Monmouth falls silent

Storied history remains in wake of congressionally mandated closure

iPhone is coming to Sprint this Fall, perhaps with unlimited data

A mountain of evidence points to the iPhone coming to Sprint this Fall

NASA’s big space telescope avoids death-by-budget-cut

NASA’s $6.8 billion James Webb telescope could launch by 2018

The When and How of 100 Gigabit Ethernet

The time is right for certain networks to go 100G, if you can justify the cost.

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Announcing System Center 2012 Operations Manager Unleashed

Next Operations Manager Unleashed book to be coauthored by Meyler, Fuller, and Joyner

Windows 8 coming in 2012? 6 reasons why this could derail Windows 7 now

Microsoft long ago leaked 2012 as the release date of Windows 8. If you haven't rolled out Windows 7 yet, will it be tempting to wait?

Cisco’s new stance met with guarded approval

Analysts like new, trimmed-down feistiness but worry about profits

10Gen, Makers of MongoDB Raises Another 20m

Big Data and NoSQL continue to roll in the cash

Tim Cook announces a new charitable match program for Apple employees

Last week, Tim Cook implemented what can arguably be construed as his first move as Apple CEO that Steve Jobs probably wouldn't have made.

Windows Server 8: The Microsoft Server Fork

There's an argument to say that Windows Server is now Microsoft Server with Optional Windows. If it's what Microsoft has described, it's a hard left turn for Microsoft

Apple has Scared Microsoft Worse Than We Thought

Day one of Build and it seems like the next version of Windows is entirely a consumer play. Is someone a little nervous?

US wants electronic cigarettes banned on aircraft

DOT wants the vapor producing devices off airliners

I-Postmortem, managing your death online

Living in your parents’ basement? So are lots more young adults

More adults are combining households with other families or individuals, the U.S. Census Bureau reports

NASA sets heavy-lift rocket design for future space shots

NASA booster uses technology developed for Space Shuttle, Constellation

Apple TV and Netflix don’t play well together

Apple TV and Netflix don’t play well together

Create Your Own Syntax Highlighting in Vim

Want to Build Your Community? Take Notes from the Django Project.

Use this checklist if you want to make sure a community doesn't form around your project. (Or take tips from Django to build and keep an enthusiastic community.)

Blue Screen of Death gets a new look in Windows 8

The BSOD need no longer be blue, according to one report

French network intelligence software vendor lands $28.5 million in funding

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Integrating Cisco Unity Connection with Cisco Unified Communications Manager via SIP

The great data center LAN debate

Homeland Security Digital Library – Priceless resource

Kaminario rolls out all-solid-state drive SAN appliance

Speeds storage delivery for transaction-intensive applications

Metro Will be Your First Stop With Windows 8

Explorer, like a lot of other Windows components, is being pushed into the background. Will IT like this?