I'm not so certain that we don't repeat history - just in a different jacket. How different is a private cloud from a mainframe in theory (slicing a large volume of capacity into discrete services). Or DevOps. It seems like...
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Question -- how can a wearable device detect fatigue?
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I think we'll be surprised -- this isn't all that different from Tupperware or Mary Kay when you come right down to it. You're trading on your connections to sell a reasonably attractive product, and hoping the business...
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The bug fix is good news. My phone shut down out of nowhere a number of times, which drove me crazy. Glad to see that (seems) to be resolved.
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Does anyone plan on signing up for this program? The money, I'm sure, will tempt a lot of people, but what are the odds you'll actually be successful in signing up a business?
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No body cares about your cheap Phone
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No body cares about your andriod. You are only kidding yourself .
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@ Laurianne, I second you in this. Tablets are no more entertainment devices or something that people would like to have in their hands only because they it is in other people's hands. People who require travelling a lot...
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@ PaulS681, I share your suspicion. After reading this news, the first thing that came to my mind was the same that may be Microsoft did intentionally leak the update to check the limited response about their much waited...
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It looks like manufacturers are trying to come up with a tablet that could be somewhat smaller and more portable than laptops while performing all a laptop can. This one mentioned in this article comes close to that yet...
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I am in with you people on newsfeed filtering. We could call it searchability may be? Whatever may be the suitable word, everyone would like to have in front of him by just entering a couple of words instead of scrolling...
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I thought of it something like we used to read when it mentions privacy advocates. It is kind of redundant that privacy advocates say about privacy violations and that too goes without any action taken. This time it is different...
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One of the compliants about iOS 7 was it made older Apple devices, like the iPhone 4 and iPad mini, slower because the devices wern't tuned for iOS 7. is 7.1 any better on my older devices or will I regret givng in...
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I was hoping to read some feedback from those who tried it, but instead we get Android users who have no life posting about how they hate apple. WTF?
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I'm not quite following the numbers here. Is it they had access to a database with info on 200M users but only accessed data on 3.1M?
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Why throw away historical data if we want to predict the future weather (this is all the forecast about)?
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I see nothing Apple is doing that my android powered galaxy doesn't already do. I find skype to be much better than facetalk for a number of reasons, my galaxy works perfect with my vehicle, and doesn't auto-reboot...
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@ anon7922531506, So, why would YOU stop to read an article entitled "iOS 7.1: What's New ", and then make an anti - Apple post in said article? I guess this is how one would define the word "Troll". Thank you.
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Isn't this as much as anything a training and skills issue -- the number of people with training and experience managing SQL databases as opposed to NoSQL ones?
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