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RIM rolling out software to address personal-liable handset trends
* Service can be used to make outbound calls from desktop phones to the PSTN and mobile carriers worldwide.
* Compromises of database servers comprise 25% of breaches, but 98% of total records.
* Automation is a VMworld theme for companies, including virtualization management start-up Reflex Systems
NASA gives $475,000 to Masten, Armadillo as part of commercial space development plan
Perhaps. More people are using Skype than Facebook and choices abound for low-cost, open-source-based telephone options. Here's a look at one.
Comments on Migrating to Exchange 2010
Journal blog suggests service may be fee-based if service quality improves
NASA ICESat decommissioned, not expected to add too orbital debris problem
As you contemplate the move from Excel 2003 to Excel 2010, you need to have your Excel gurus give their processes a spin. Slowdowns & problems are most likely to occur in the fringe; places where influential business analysts tread.
With its super low-cost, solar or wind powered base station, OpenBTS has the power to change the world
Photos of upcoming iPod Nano cases all but confirm that Apple will announce a completely redesigned iPod Nano at this weeks media event, scheduled for Wednesday, September 1.
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Comment by Oxford English Dictionary exec sparks premature obituaries
University offering course based on video game
SIP trunk security measures
A new SSD acronym debuts
Sort of Like Finding Out Water is Wet
Do a ‘Gizmodo’ minus the door-kicking search
Cisco Cert Prep is a blog with a mission.
Microsoft lost $290 million in a judgment against it over use of XML in Word
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Some say we are entering a new "golden age" of open source. Open Source 4.0
FOSS the question isn’t just build vs. buy but also borrow versus share.
Military researchers want protection from insider threats to important data
Sure, we’d all like an instant way to pick the ideal wireless LAN – but it ain’t gonna happen
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