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Trouble Ahead: Most Companies Don't Have A Mobile Device Management Plan

With devices taking on important tasks, and more devices coming in to companies, that will be a problem soon.

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Closing The Open Source ASP Loophole
What is to be done about companies who use open source software to create something derived from open source, but provide it as a web service and don't contribute their changes back to the community?  Aren't they violating the spirit, if not the letter, of the open source agreement?  I don't think so, for a variety of reasons.

Google Picks Top 50 Android Developers. Are You One Of Them?
Remember the Android Developer Challenge? Google offered up some prize money to those who submit the best applications for the Android platform. Today, Google said it has whittled the 1,788 entries it received down to the top 50. Each of them earned a $25,000 initial prize, but just what makes a good Android application?

Google Friend Connect Only Half Open
You gotta give Google props for its openness, in terms of its executives speaking in plain English and not treating a launch as an excuse to engage in robotic sloganeering. (Remember "We'll release it when our customers tell us it's ready"?) On the other hand, the problem with Google's new Friend Connect is that it's nowhere near as open as competitive offerings from Facebook and MySpace. Hey, Google, open means open. What part don't you understand?

Apple Makes It Official: No More iPhones Online
Yesterday, reports were surfacing that the iPhone had been completely sold out at the U.S. and U.K. online Apple stores. Apple confirmed the reports. No more iPhone for you.

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