Although they seem to belong to different categories, I think some former iPad buyers have become Chromebook buyers. The orientation toward the Internet and retrieving things out of the cloud is a core, shared attribute.
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Yet another example of Facebook fixing things that aren't broken. From what I've seen, any alleged improvements to the GUI almost always results in the exact opposite of what users prefer. Given the on-going...
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The Internet of Things won't be worth diddly if the service providers are permitted by the lapto FTC to erect toll roads on the web to filter traffic between those with deep pockets who can afford the fast lane versus everyone...
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The problem with using e-discovery tools to bring down costs is that the personnel making the buying decisions (medical staff/hospital Admins) are very often clueless as to anything IT/software related. Consequently, the...
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"does Apple even make 'PC's?" I don't care about most of this fanboi debate, but this is one thing that always irritates me. Yes, those devices you purchase from Apple are PCs, they have framed them as something else,...
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It's all very nice that Obama wants to promote electronic payment to speed up vendor remuneration, but he's kidding himself and anyone else who gullibly believes that the economy is in Depression 2.0 due to non-usage of...
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The most idiotic requirement is that experienced security personnel also have experience in healthcare. Note to HR staff: Ain't gonna happen! In fact, the very definition of a purple squirrel is the "perfect"...
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In addition to making my pocketbook lighter, phablets are great or multi-tasking and convenience.
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I really hope this article was a joke. You know what really helps to prevent the spread of germs? A public service announcement that advocates washing of hands with hot/soapy water for at least twenty seconds...
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That's weird. I thought the speed of my Facebook messages was just fine. I can't imagine it working any faster than it already does. I guess that I will have no choice but to switch over.
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Mutual trust and respect is created by shaking hands, that plays important role in business society. Not shaking hands is not a good idea.
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@ Lorna, I totally agree with you about how annual reviews can be skewed by the hero. I used to get frustrated by a boss that wanted all annual reviews done three months before the due date. It was senseless to me.
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@LUFU: Most leaders are honed by experience. Many people have many different definitions of ?what makes a good leader? but I think a leader is someone who can bring out what parameters will motivate that employee to work...
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Sometimes burning the midnight oil to get something done early may give your boss the illusion that certain tasks actually take a lot less time than they originally thought. Then they may set deadlines for future assignments...
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There is very high competition in the market, Companies really need to work hard to compete with each other. After each and every model they need to come with something different or something new to lead this market, that's...
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@SaneIT: I?ve also had this kind of an experience. Most of the applications are passed through the HR filter which filters out talented individuals based on their surface presentations and this also makes IT leaders pretty...
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@anon: That is a rarity. We see some states pulling files off shelves to see into the matter, but only a small percentage accomplishes this task quickly. When the crime has been done, timely advancements matter.
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Most of the organizations have to deal with increasing lots of documentation of paper works onto an online database, and management of that database is increasingly becoming difficult to maintain because the crime rate is...
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Drew, exactly right -- and I was already frustrated by Target :)
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@trevor: Do you think there should be interactive models for cars on the website? I picked one color on the VW Tiguan, and I expected a rotating image of a car to pop up informing me that my car would look like this. It...
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InformationWeek Tech Digest - July 22, 2014Sophisticated attacks demand real-time risk management and continuous monitoring. Here's how federal agencies are meeting that challenge.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Networking
Data center managers make slightly more than networking professionals, with middle-aged men on the coasts faring best. Both staff and management are optimistic about their career paths.
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