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Collaboration in Context: Crossing the UC and Collaboration Chasm

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Apple pulls the plug on its popular “Get a Mac” ad campaign

After three plus years and 66 commercials, Apple recently pulled the plug on its popular "Get a Mac" ad campaign

Self-replicating nanobots

Infoblox automates data sharing among IP devices

IP address management vendor Infoblox continues to build on its network infrastructure automation strategy with standards-based data sharing appliance.

Be careful using VMotion over the WAN

A whole lot of YouTube and all-wireless

Three courses: Softening, Cynicism, and Relevance

IBM and LSI release new storage arrays

Energy efficiency – The hidden treasure in your IT operations

Layer-0 Page for Network Design Templates

Adds Another Page in Addition to the Standard Four Pages

Standardized Signatures in Exchange Server 2010: enforcing your company’s brand image

How to automatically add dynamic signatures to email messages using the New-TransportRule cmdlet.

The Heart of Social Media – Separating Hype from Reality

Social media at its heart is a channel - a channel with new opportunites & challenges. Don't let the hype get in the way of helping you use these channels to solve real business problems.

Cisco releases new AnyConnect SSLVPN Client

Always-on VPN gives you more control over your users

Greed Is Good. Can Open Science Do Better?

Joseph Jackson and a new generation want a return to Citizen-Scientists who follow an "open science" philosophy. Can it prove a better model than good old fashioned greed?

Inline Power, POE or POE+ — which do you need?

POE and POE+ are the standard, but if you can live with its limitations inline-power equipment is cheap.

If you have multithreading in Windows Phone 7 do you need multitasking?

Exploring how WP7 handles multiple application threads

Microsoft has nowhere to go but up in cloud market

New study shows competitors have a head start in cloud race

ShoreTel grows up, gets San Francisco Giants

Over five years, ShoreTel has become a $100 million company with some deliriously happy customers.

Microsoft CALs…Part II

Second part of series on how to license Microsoft Server Client Access Licenses (CAL)

Google Pac-Man Doodle latest in string of classic ones

Topeka April Fool's gag, Pi Day and Winter Olympics doodles among 2010 highlights

Apple reverses its “No cash for iPad” policy

Apple is no stranger to controversy, but this particular tale was especially strange. Earlier this week, a woman named Diane Campbell went into an Apple store to purchase an iPad. When she tried to pay with cash, she was told that Apple wasn't accep

An Open Web App Store could eliminate interoperability problems

Mozilla supports bringing the open web to the world of apps. Can this work?

Cisco gains share

Q1 data on service provider routers, Carrier Ethernet gear shows healthy growth

FTC greenlights Google-AdMob deal

FTC says Apple moves make Google/AdMob advertising network viable

My first month using the iPad for business: it’s still lacking

iPad as a business tool: the good, the bad, the annoying

Air Force set to fly Mach-6 scramjet

Air Force set date for first flight test of hypersonic jet

Most popular stories this week

This week's winners included revelations about hackers and open-source licensers. Check out the list to see if there's anything you missed this week.

Winner and Still Champ, DotNetNuke

By popular demand, DotNetNuke, which built an open source empire on the Microsoft .Net platform

Skype’s ‘success’ speaks volumes

Not even 600 million downloads and legions of satisfied customers guarantee profits

Applying healthcare IT to save billions of dollars per year