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Andreas M. Antonopoulos explains how open source made the move easier
Researchers show off BLADE tool aimed at Internet Explorer and Firefox exploits
AVIcode monitors performance of .NET applications
Service rollout starts with 1,000 FedEx Office loactions
Should Government Agencies Switch to Open Source Software
Can Geeknet get its mojo back?
Citrix is right in the middle of it all
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This video demonstrates the configuration of Cisco's AutoQoS Enterprise feature on a router.
Cisco officially announced the availability of their dual band 2x2:2 802.11a/b/g/n access point that supports lightweight (controller based) infrastructures as well as autonomous (IOS) installations. The documents and details of these APs showed up o
Announcing: System Center Service Manager (SCSM) 2010 Unleashed
Information management combined with storage management, EMC integrates Data Domain with Networker
One IT pro's take on the back and forth over net neutrality
With Tony Bates gone to Skype, Warrior adds a third title to her business card.
Oh, the humanity! Their battle extends from data center to branch, and beyond
This is important: what system functions should go where in a wireless LAN architecture? Particular focus on how data moves and where the control for that and other functions resides will ultimately determine the success of particular applications i
Google Googles is now available in the iTunes App Store. What the app does is borderline magical in that you can simply use your iPhone camera to take a snapshot of a landmark, a book, a dvd etc., and Google Goggles will identify the object you're lo
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It only took a few days days for someone to jailbreak the Apple TV 2G and now an iPhone developer has figured out a way to install apps on jailbroken Apple TVs
White House to get solar panels, hot water heater
Network control project touted by Google, Nicira and NEC under the International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) and UC Berkeley
New ASA Hardware pushes 20Gbps at an astounding 350K Conns/Sec of real-world performance
Black Duck buys Ohloh.net
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