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	jQuery Mobile helps present Web content on mobile devices With the swift rise of smartphones and pad-style computers (particularly the iPad), Web applications designers have faced yet another challenge: How to present Web content on the new mobile devices? Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM WebSphere® Application Paper Summa Technologies' discusses how JBoss AS 5 is lacking critical functionality in many areas. You have a choice in application servers and this whitepaper will provide the valuable information you need to choose the right application server to deliver your business objectives Click to continue In this Issue Top 10 specialty Web browsers you may have missed Microsoft takes aim at Google Apps with Office 365 Free min.us photo sharing service has many pluses GooTasks 4.0 brings Google Tasks to iPad, new interface How to tame the social network at work Google's yellow search box looks to the cloud Microsoft aims at Salesforce.com with CRM offer Twitter solves its data formatting challenge Google, Facebook battle for 'future of the Web' Opera to launch full-fledged Android browser YouTube, e-discovery software among tech tools for war crime investigators WHITE PAPER: NetApp Unified Windows Storage Consolidation This report documents the results of ESG Lab hands-on testing of a NetApp Unified Storage Architecture deployed in a VMware virtual server environment with a goal of simplifying, protecting, and consolidating physical servers hosting Microsoft applications. Read More! Top 10 specialty Web browsers you may have missed These oddly useful alternative browsers offer such advantages as 3-D searching, social networking, easy scriptability, and powerful page manipulation. Read More Microsoft takes aim at Google Apps with Office 365 Microsoft ups its cloud game, but stops short of going all-in. Read More Free min.us photo sharing service has many pluses A pair of Boston-area entrepreneurs have launched a free photo-sharing service called min.us that makes distributing slideshows of your pictures as simple as dragging and dropping them onto a Web page, then sending out a resulting short URL via email, Twitter or Facebook. Read More WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Systems Delivering Faster Applications to Any User, Anywhere This guide looks at the specific issues behind application performance problems and how to resolve them within a WAN Optimization environment. Read More GooTasks 4.0 brings Google Tasks to iPad, new interface France-based Runware has announced the release of GooTasks 4.0, a major upgrade to its iOS app that can synchronize tasks lists with multiple Google accounts through the search giant's Tasks web-based application. Read More How to tame the social network at work What you don't know -- or refuse to learn -- about social networking could undermine your business. Read More Google's yellow search box looks to the cloud Google's business search box will sift through data in the cloud and behind company firewalls with the release of Google Search Appliance 6.8. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sprint Why MPLS? This paper outlines the top 6 attributes to look for in a vendor and will help you with considerations for multiple network access alternatives, application performance management, session persistence, cost predictability and more. Read More Microsoft aims at Salesforce.com with CRM offer Microsoft is hoping to lure business away from Salesforce.com with a new offer that allows customers to buy Dynamics CRM Online seats for $34 per user per month for the first year of service, a roughly 25% drop from the current $44 monthly charge. Read More Twitter solves its data formatting challenge Creating over 12 terabytes of data daily, Twitter eschews XML, JSON for little-known Google protocol. Read More Google, Facebook battle for 'future of the Web' When Microsoft Bing teamed up with Yahoo in August to take on Google, the dominant search company barely blinked. Read More Opera to launch full-fledged Android browser Opera has announced a full-fledged Opera Mobile browser for smartphones running the Google Android OS. Opera Mobile for Android, which is slated to arrived within a month, will feature hardware acceleration and pinch-to-zoom functionality. Read More YouTube, e-discovery software among tech tools for war crime investigators War crimes -- brutal genocide, mass executions, ethnic cleansing, torture -- have spurred international efforts by the United Nations to investigate and convict those deemed responsible, wherever they have occurred. And according to those involved in prosecuting war crimes in once war-torn places such as the former Yugoslavia, Cambodia and Rwanda, modern technology related to e-discovery and multi-lingual translation is playing a critical role in the ongoing process to find justice for victims. Read More
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