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Aging Computers Are Microsoft's Challenge
A recurring theme in this year's Olympics is older athletes who are still at the top of their sport. Swimmer Dara Torres and gymnast Oksana Chusovitina are the most successful examples. High performance in aging athletes is something to celebrate, but Microsoft can't be happy about the high performance of aging PCs.
Peter Hagopian
Xerox Works To Bring Document Management To The Masses
Xerox this week announced a new addition to its DocuShare family of content and document management products. With DocuShare Express, small to medium-sized businesses can get a solid, reasonably priced system to manage information and content, all while integrating easily with existing Xerox hardware using the new Extensible Interface Platform (EIP) connector.
Alexander Wolfe
Intel Spinning Atom Processor Into Big 'Little' Market
I've always been highly skeptical of Intel's attempt to carve out a new market niche for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs). The big question for me: What are these things? They're too big to be smartphones but too small to live like full-function laptops. However, after yesterday's big launch (re-re-launch, if you ask me) of Intel's Atom processor, I'm becoming convinced that MIDs may have a future.
Serdar Yegulalp
Novell, Re: Microsoft: "We Still Compete"
Much to the chagrin of some, Microsoft continues to snap up certificates from Novell that can be redeemed for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server support. So what's the source of the consternation? Is it the mere fact that Novell is "colluding" with Microsoft?
Eric Zeman
Google: You Have No Privacy, Part 2
Google is taking more heat for alleged privacy violations stemming from its Street Views service, this time in Sonoma County, Calif. In this instance, a Google Street Views driver went through a gate, past a "No Trespassing" sign, and past a watchdog to take his images. Think your private road is going to stop Google's prying eyes? Think again.
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Wozniak To Developers: If You Know You're Right, Don't Stop
Apple's co-founder says pursuing a vision without compromise, is "the right way of going through life."
Actors Paid To Line Up For iPhone Launch In Poland
Apple sold about one million of the new iPhone models in the United States around the July launch weekend, but buyers in Poland may be reluctant to pay hefty monthly charges.
N.Y. Comptroller Advises To Scrap $2 Billion Network
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FEMA's Phone System Hacked
Someone with unauthorized access placed over 400 calls through FEMA's National Emergency Training Center in Emmitsburg, Md. to several countries in the Middle East.
Alaska Air's CIO Weighs In On In-Flight Internet Services
As American Airlines begins to offer passengers Aircell's Gogo, Alaska Air is going with a satellite service. CIO Robert Reeder explains why.
Canada Gets BlackBerry Bold
RIM's new flagship model will cost Canadian customers about $382 with a three-year contract.
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Down To Business: Core Businesses Are Changing: Are You Ready?
IT and globalization stand to shift the center of almost every organization, and the jobs of almost every technology professional.
John Soat
CIOs Uncensored: Graduate School For CIO Aspirants
Columbia's mentoring program lets business technology executives pass on the tribal wisdom.
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