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IBM is telling its 400,000 employees to use the open-source browser as their default at work - and why not at home, too.
Workforce, education, red tape biggest barriers to wind energy future
Changes to homepage put greater emphasis on personalization
Despite some highly publicized reception problems, customers just can't seem to get enough of Apple's new iPhone 4. Earlier this week, Apple issued a press release that it had sold 1.7 million units in just 3 days, making it the most successful produ
With 900 paying customers, it's growing up fast
Patent award revives talk of tablet computer
Spreading the analytical gospel around the world.
Over the past year, we've tested SharePoint 2010, SQL Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 R2, W7, more.
An unlikely source comes to market with their own take on the tablet/slate device. With an interesting focus and the muscle to market, will Cisco's open sourced based tablets rival the iPad?
US DOE bets big on Algae-based biofuel, issues National Algal Biofuels Technology Roadmap
I'm a social media maniac and am eagerly awaiting the new Digg
Pragmatism precedes principle
You need to get past the marketing fluff on Cisco's latest WAN acceleration tool and read the release notes to see the truth.
PowerPivot with SQL Server 2008 R2
UC
Is it Possible to Not Use Open Source?
Aptare updates StorageConsole
Protect your mobile workforce
With the data overload at AT&T could the Cius be headed for Verizon or Sprint?
Mexican team wins $250K for connected life idea
New to me, LISP Looks Very Promising
I had a chance to briefly hold a non-functional Cisco Cius at the World of Solutions vendor area at Cisco Live! and briefly speak to Cisco about the features it's offering.
Websites can soon use Messenger for logon credentials, but why would they want to?
NASA issues $8 million call for new heavy lift rocket