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Compuware Gomez UX Index Hits the Net
This blog entry reveals the answers to the TSHOOT practice questions posted last week.
It may not make you swoon, but this mobile OS is competitive
China’s Politburo directed attack, one of many cyber espionage acts
Apple and News Corp head Rupert Murdoch are reportedly working together to deliver the first iPad-only news publication
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I'm hoping this doesn't become a widespread trend, but here's yet another video of President Obama signing an iPad. This time around, the odd turn of events took place at a NATO summit in Libson, Portugal.
Securely connect iPads to the corporate network
Q3 numbers show stunning market share giveback over past 2 years
Rolling update comments by Mark Shuttleworth apply to developers
Tim Berners-Lee on the future of the Internet
Once out of beta, Microsoft will support all major browsers, including Google Chrome
We can learn a lot about successful community building from Starbucks
Space laser can inscribe ID numbers in glass without damaging it
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McGill University research into how we digest poetry could wind up helping computer programs boost computer speech
Caltech's Amnon Yariv acknowledged by President Obama and NSF for scientific and engineering contributions to photonics and quantum electronics that have profoundly impacted lightwave communications
HP boss Leo Apotheker surfaces on earnings call with sense of humor intact
Inspiron duo, running Windows 7, tries to
Android smothers the touch screen market with high-end Android, and Windows, products
Acer ICONIA tablet features a dual-touchscreen, and lots of other envy-producing features.
Consortium backed by Microsoft to acquire various intellectual property assets
Sales to government vertical slowing for both in current quarter
Electronic Frontier Foundation offers protection for Firesheep, other vulnerabilities
Novell acquisition won't immediately affect openSUSE
Apple on Monday released the long awaited iOS 4.2 update that finally brings features like multitasking and folders to the iPad. But the iOS 4.2 update has a lot more in store for users than that. Some other features included in the update include Ai
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