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SQL Server 2008 R2 Unleashed authors are online all this month - October 2010
BP, AIG et al "win" Ig Nobel prizes for chemistry and economics
* Will deliver real-time communications and collaboration solutions
* Mobile platform heterogeneity persists while IT remains fragmented
* IT cost management, runbook automation and software development life-cycle key focuses
Discover this blog’s exam focus for October, 2010.
Collaborates with Bluetooth headset innovator on mobile collaboration
The iPhone 4 launch in China this past weekend got off to an incredible start, but iPhone 4 scalpers recently prompted an Apple's flagship retail store in Beijing to shut down temporarily
Minnesota says using BPOS in the cloud improves security
Meet goo.gl - Google's newest website
FAA incrementally ramping up commercial space operations
FTC case shuts cramming business, says scammers must return $37 million
Sign that the apocalypse is upon us or common sense prevailing?
Scarcity of rare earth materials could cause future problems in high-tech, military systems
New settings in the iOS 4.2 Beta 2 suggest that tethering may soon be coming to the iPad
Microsoft takes next step in mobile ad service for WP7 apps
Master illusionist has his own spin on Apple's spin
NASA, NSF-funded research spots planet that could sustain life
And That’s a Good Thing ...
Red Hat's legal team has found a silver lining in the Supreme Court's Bilski decision, and wants the USPTO to use it.
Whether you think Apple's FaceTime feature is revoultionary or merely a gimmick, there's no denying that Apple holds the technology in high regard and is doing all it can to roll it out across all its devices.
IPhone, iPad apps manage IBM mainframe systems
with VIS
Blogosphere lights up with specualtion on Oct. 6 consumer product launch
Zoho latches on to bigger rivals Google and Microsoft with integration tools
Microsoft coverage in the mainstream media has fallen off drastically compared to five years ago, researchers say
MIT researchers say RETRO will make recovery from system hacks easier
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