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For as long as most of us have been using computers at work, we’ve been using Microsoft products. Aside from a few handfuls of creatives on Macs and geeky types using Linux, being an office worker has usually meant being intimately familiar with Word, PowerPoint and Excel. But, at least by many accounts, a new […]
There has definitely been a trend of the work world bleeding into the American’s personal lives. In the last decade, with the rise of cellphones and ever increasing internet connectivity, workers have become more accessible. Bosses expect more and more of their workers to be on call and productive even during off hours. Now Google […]
G+, we hear a lot about it. Mostly, it’s about how Google Plus is Google’s answer to Facebook. If it is, it’s a weak answer. It has a few features like creating circles in which you can place your contacts so you can control who sees what in your profile. Google claims that there are […]
For many companies, Facebook fans are a much sought-after commodity. After all, plenty of people spend hours glued to the social media site, and having your business’s messages show up there makes you a part of their virtual community. But an investigation by the BBC may make marketers think twice before buying Facebook ads asking […]
Google, one of the big names in practically every corner of the internet, is the latest player to unveil a product offering raw computing power in the cloud. The new service, Google Compute Engine, will compete directly with Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud. Developers can use the company’s Linux-based virtual machines to run whatever operations they […]
Apple is once again facing a lawsuit over a patent violation. This time it’s over noise reduction technology. The company Noise Free Wireless, based out of Silicon Valley, claimed that it presented its technology to reduce wind interference during cellphone transmission. Patent number 7,742,790 was awarded to Noise Free Wireless in June 2010. However, in 2007, […]
At first there was barter. People exchanged goods and services for other goods and services. But this was bulky and inconsistent. Then came species based currency, gold, silver, silk and even seashells served as a medium of exchange. However, they were heavy and difficult to transport, maintain, and safeguard. Paper money and currency promises followed. […]
Since it was introduced, the iPad has been by far the biggest player in the tablet space. And it doesn’t just have a big market share—compared with a number comparable devices that have come out in the last few years, it’s actually really big. The iPad has a 9.7-inch screen, compared with about 7 inches […]
If Amazon Web Services represents the cloud computing establishment, Rackspace Hosting wants to be the cool alternative. A comparison based on data from 2010 shows AWS with by far the largest chunk of the infrastructure-as-a-service space, at $500 to $700 million. Rackspace came in a distant second with $100 million. But Rackspace argues there’s good […]
The concept of the Cloud revolves around the ability to access information from anywhere at any time. Millions of users uploading and downloading their data from a centralized set of severs. No longer do IT resources have to spread out, but centralized. Just as the many feudal lords were replaced by absolute monarchs, so have […]
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