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Claims company makes more revenue and profit per user with Office 365
Reader backs apparent decision to strip CSLS from Google+
Most survey respondents prefer established companies over startups. Young IT pros disagree.
DOJ says Brooklyn, NY Internet fraudster to be sentenced in October
Real-names-only requirement couldn't save China's Twitter
If you’ve not heard of LightSquared, well, perhaps you won’t. They’re a wholesale-only LTE network operator. But given the capacity constraints faced by the entire WWAN industry, every little bit helps, and a new deal with Sprint bodes well for both
NASA furthers is development of commercial space industry
Troubleshooting Call Privileges
Btrfs misses Fedora 16 alpha deadline
Solar weather roiling, making waves this week
Brocade warned and Juniper disappointed, but others note healthy appetite for IT
Gartner predicts Windows 7's use will rise to 42 Percent Worldwide by the end of 2011.
Patch Tuesday features 13 patches for 22 vulnerabilities
Analysts see no end in sight for company’s meteoric rise
While MGEG LA creates a patent pool against it, Google gets a hand from Skype/Microsoft
Second and final test of its hypersonic Falcon aircraft to test critical flight systems
Mac Defender was a piece of malware that came in with a bang and curiously disappeared just as quickly
Google declines comment on apparent take-down of photo that was posted to Google+
Looking to the future and understanding the past in application delivery controllers
Actually, WiMAX has been dead for years, but with Clearwire moving to LTE it’s finally time for the funeral.
Part 2 of series on Opalis runbook automation fundamentals