Archives
March, 2010
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Five technologies to see huge growth in US govt group says (Open Source)
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Forrester Forecast: Online Retail Sales Will Grow To $250 Billion By 2014 (Ecommerce)
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Wristbands Document Interactions Between Prisoners and Officers (RFID)
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Is chasing cybercrooks worth it? (Security)
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Apple patent case 'could affect all android phones' (Mobile Devices)
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Spanish police arrest masterminds of 'massive' botnet (Security)
February, 2010
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AT&T, Verizon and Sprint 4G: Not so fast (Mobile Devices)
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Cyber attacks against Australia 'will continue' (Security)
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California’s CTO Responds To Our Challenge With His Own: Give CA Your Best IT Ideas (Networking)
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FBI Calls For ISPs to Keep Browsing History Logs (Security)
January, 2010
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Smartphones: Corporate Shackles or Tool for Work-Life Balance? (Mobile Devices)
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Adoption Of Open Source Business Intelligence Software Is Doubling Every Year (Open Source)
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The Decade’s 10 Most Dastardly Cybercrimes (Security)
December, 2009
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Online holiday sales hit $27 billion (Ecommerce)
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Secret mobile phone codes cracked (Security)
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Cities embrace mobile apps, 'Gov 2.0' (Mobile Devices)
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10 Ways Social Media Will Change In 2010 (Futurescape)
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In Shift, U.S. Talks to Russia on Internet Security (Security)
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Google includes real-time data in search results (Futurescape)
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There's something in the air: augmented reality (Futurescape)
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Intel hopes 48-core chip will solve new challenges (Futurescape)
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2009 Year-End Google Zeitgeist (Futurescape)
November, 2009
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A Central Nervous System for Earth: HP's Ambitious Sensor Network (Futurescape)
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Brin: Google's OSes likely to converge (Mobile Devices)
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The Google Phone Is Very Real. And It’s Coming Soon (Mobile Devices)
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A Brave New Web Will Be Here Soon, But Browsers Must Improve (Futurescape)
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Senate Panel: 80 Percent of Cyber Attacks Preventable (Security)
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Wi-Fi certification might be tweaked for smart grids (Green Technology)
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Small firms more susceptible to cyber crime (Security)
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Corporate bank accounts targeted in online fraud (Security)
October, 2009
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Navigating the Future: Take Me to Bob (Futurescape)
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HITECH Act: What You Need to Know About New Data-Breach Guidelines (Security)
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Smart grid gets multibillion-dollar injection (Green Technology)
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Amazon's in-cloud database gets MySQL option (Virtualization & Cloud Computing)
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Tech advice from Tim Berners-Lee (Futurescape)
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China Expands Cyberspying in U.S., Report Says (Security)
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Google Android: More than just a cheap date (Open Source)
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Big-Box Breach: The Inside Story of Wal-Mart’s Hacker Attack (Security)
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Google partners on device to monitor home energy (Green Technology)
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Verizon to sell 2 Google phones this year (Mobile Devices)
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More ads coming to mobiles via Google AdSense (Mobile Devices)
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Amazon launches mobile payment service (Mobile Devices)
September, 2009
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US relaxes grip on the internet (Networking)
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Google working on "smart" plug-in hybrid charging (Green Technology)
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AT&T looks to flip net rules debate on Google (Networking)
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Intel CEO looks beyond the PC (Futurescape)
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First 4G Android-Based Smartphone May Arrive in 2010 (Mobile Devices)
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FCC Expected To Announce Support of Net Neutrality (Futurescape)
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Cyberdefenses are misdirected, report says (Security)
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Top 5 Web Trends of 2009: Internet of Things (Futurescape)
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Google plans new mirror for cheaper solar power (Green Technology)
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OpenID Pilot Program to be Announced by US Government (Futurescape)
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Strawberry Grower Deploys RFID to Fix Temperature Troubles (RFID)
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Gov 2.0: It’s All About The Platform (Open Source)
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Virtualization Security in Spotlight During VMworld (Security)
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Augmented Reality: 5 Barriers to a Web That's Everywhere (Mobile Devices)
August, 2009
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Google Maps Gets Smarter: Crowdsources Live Traffic Data (Mobile Devices)
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U.S. lags other nations in Internet speed (Networking)
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‘The Internet of Things’ now includes a human heart (Mobile Devices)
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Internet overhaul wins approval (Networking)
July, 2009
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Analysts wake up to open source (Open Source)
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RFID Boost's DP World's Productivity in Australia (RFID)
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Open Source and Social Media: Community, Collaboration, Freedom (Open Source)
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Android Will Live On, Get ‘Sweeter’ and More Social (Mobile Devices)
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Five Lessons for Your Website from U.S., South Korean Web Attacks (Security)
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Three debates that will benefit cloud computing (Virtualization & Cloud Computing)
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Seven Deadly Sins of Social Networking Security (Security)
June, 2009
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Remarks by the President on Securing our Nation's Cyber Infrastructre (Security)
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Best Party Trick Ever: Multi-Device Wireless Broadband from Sprint MiFi (Mobile Devices)
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Google bringing AdSense to mobile apps (Mobile Devices)
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Red Hat: Bad economy is good for open source (Open Source)
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Feds: IPv6 is a priority (Networking)
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No Virtualization Skills? Better Get Started (Virtualization & Cloud Computing)
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Shoppers' cars will soon be able to power supermarkets (Green Technology)
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Duke combines solar, storage in smart grid trial (Green Technology)
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Apple begins shipping first iPhone 3G S pre-orders (Mobile Devices)
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The Four Pillars of an Open Civic System (Open Source)
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Broadcom Introduces Green Ethernet Switches (Green Technology)
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RFID Raises Profits at Plant Nursery (RFID)
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RFID to Revolutionize Coca-Cola's Dispensers (RFID)
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Dell Bundling Open Source Applications for SMBs (Open Source)
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FAQ: Cloud computing, demystified (Virtualization & Cloud Computing)
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Security Group Converges to Fight Internet Abuse (Security)
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New ARM chips headed for iPhone, Palm Pre? (Mobile Devices)
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Beautiful Security (Security)
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Latest News
- Five technologies to see huge growth in US govt group says
- Forrester Forecast: Online Retail Sales Will Grow To $250 Billion By 2014
- Wristbands Document Interactions Between Prisoners and Officers
- Is chasing cybercrooks worth it?
- Apple patent case 'could affect all android phones'
- Spanish police arrest masterminds of 'massive' botnet
- AT&T, Verizon and Sprint 4G: Not so fast
- Cyber attacks against Australia 'will continue'
- California’s CTO Responds To Our Challenge With His Own: Give CA Your Best IT Ideas
- FBI Calls For ISPs to Keep Browsing History Logs
