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Latest in a string of legal victories for those opposing 'pay-up-or-else' litigation
Amazon's plans to support Oracle Database 11g on AWS is the latest in cloud computing news.
Last blocks about to be distributed to the regional registries
Google, Twitter team up to allow spoken tweets out of and into Egypt
A quick look at Cisco Managed Security Services
Why I am going this year and you should too
Can We Take IPv6 Seriously Now?
Will 30 Mbps Last for the Next 3 Years
Excerpt from AAA Identity Management Security by Vivek Santuka, Premdeep Banga, and Brandon J. Carroll and published by Cisco Press
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin patent wants rockets to land on boat rather than splashing down
Turning off the MHTML protocol will offer protection and break little, Microsoft advises
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Necessity proves the mettle of yesteryear's inventions
The old ways catch up to the new, and the more things change...
What will we do will all this Web metric data?
Ties business service management and workload automation together
Company's offerings enable cloud storage from the data center to the cloud
Perhaps we don't really want video calling to be the preferred communication method
A Los Angeles man is looking to file a class action suit against Apple alleging that the iPhone 4 design is defective on account of the fact that his daughter dropped her iPhone 4 from a distance of 3 feet, resulting in the product's glass screen cra
Apple a few days ago unveiled a brand new iPad commercial highlighting many of the different ways users have been making use of the device.
Part 4: Managing Emotion
Industry report shows gains for duo in paid search impressions and clicks
Forrester says only 10 percent of business PCs run new OS; Microsoft doesn't have a number
Both politely decline comment on government-ordered Internet blackout
Independent research doesn't match Microsoft's claims of WP7 popularity, but the news isn't all bad for the new smartphone either.