Thursday, August 09, 2012

Recent critics, including Wozniak, intensify debate over cloud

  Programming decathlon: 10 events to test your app dev mettle | Awesome interactive map shows global internet usage stats
 
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Recent critics, including Wozniak, intensify debate over cloud
Cloud computing has taken some heat this week. First, over the weekend Apple co-founder and tech icon Steve Wozniak said he's worried about the "horrendous" problems cloud computing could cause as users yield control of their data to service providers. Read More


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Programming decathlon: 10 events to test your app dev mettle
The Olympics have nothing on these 10 programming tasks tuned to test true endurance, versatility, and intestinal fortitude Read More

Awesome interactive map shows global internet usage stats
Akamai recently released its quarterly State of the Internet Report, which shows a pretty interesting breakdown of internet usage and security trends across the globe. But why read about this when you can scroll around an interactive map that shows you the figures for each country? It makes for a good geography lesson, too. Read More

Sprint CEO Dan Hesse talks about Sprint's $15 billion iPhone investment
While the iPhone is now available on all three major US carriers, not to mention a slew of regional carriers that most people might not have heard of, things sure looked a lot different as recently as October 2011. Read More


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It's time for wireless LANs to evolve
Tablet computing, smartphones and the current BYOD craze have put a significant emphasis on the corporate wireless LAN network. Even in this current macro where IT spending seems to be in a bit of a lull, one of the few areas of enterprise networking spend that's growing is Wi-Fi. A recent ZK Research survey shows Wi-Fi being the No. 1 area of spend for network infrastructure over the next 12 months.... Read More

I am not a normal person. I run on Linux.
When big companies (and small ones) talk about their "target demographic" – they are never talking about Bryan Lunduke. When video game companies want to make a hit video game, they never think "what would Bryan play?" I don't really like things being in 3D. Good old 2D is more my cup of tea. And, if I'm being honest, I prefer lower-resolution games – the more pixilated the better.... Read More

Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 runs Intel, not ARM processor
The ThinkPad Tablet 2 will have Intel's new Atom processor rather than an ARM chip like tablets from Acer and Asusl. Lenovo said it wanted backward compatibility with software that runs on previous version of Windows. Read More


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Windows 8 Looks to Ignite Developer Opportunity
If you haven't had a chance to look at or even try out Windows 8 Metro applications, you should. I have been running Windows 8 for a few months and while most of the application on the Windows Store are good demo apps and lack some functionality, the platform is extremely promising. Read More

Bill Clinton to give opening keynote at Dell event
Former President Bill Clinton will speak at December's Dell World event in Austin, Texas, Dell announced. Read More

Internet attacks from China and US increased in first quarter of 2012, report says
China and the U.S. were the two largest sources of Internet-attack traffic in the first quarter of 2012, increasing to account for 16 percent and 11 percent respectively, according to Akamai Technologies. Read More

Eight Windows 8 Tablets to Watch
Announcements and speculation about upcoming Windows 8 tablets are coming in fast. Lenovo recently announced the Windows 8-based ThinkPad Tablet 2, following companies such as Asus, Fujitsu, Hewlett-Packard and Samsung into the Windows 8 fray. Read More

 
 
 

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