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OK Labs Develops A Defense Grade Mobile Smartphone That May Appeal to the CIO

By Alex Williams Feb 21, 2012

Open Kernel Labs is announcing a defense grade mobile smartphone that the company is positioning for the enterprise market. LG will manufacture the devices as part of an OK Labs contract with the Department…

CIO Watch Out: Do IT Service Providers Understand the New Cloud Economy?

By Alex Williams Feb 20, 2012

Gartner Research Analyst Dennis Gaughan recently gave a talk about the major IT vendors that has some great nuggets for the CIO trying to make sense of the tactics employed by IBM, SAP, Oracle and…

Is Oracle Wasting Its Time Fighting Google?

By Maria Deutscher Feb 20, 2012

Oracle filed a lawsuit against Google for infringing of five Java patents allegedly being illegally used in Android. The database company is seeking a chunk of the increasing revenue the open-source mobile OS is…

An Impossible SF Commute Spurs Virtual Work Days

By Maria Deutscher Feb 20, 2012

On Sunday the San Francisco Bay Bridge reopened, just in time to accommodate the bulk of the early-morning traffic. Most vehicles crossing over in that particular timeframe include workers rushing to the office. This…

WiFi’s Role in Toppling 4G and Local Retail Ads

By Kristen Nicole Feb 20, 2012

Intel researchers are working on a project called Rosepoint wherein they managed to put a digital 2.4 GHz WiFi radio on a chip, right next to one of their low-power Atom CPUs. The new…

Developers: Make Operations Staff Your Best Friends

By Klint Finley Feb 20, 2012

One of the things I hear periodically from critics of the DevOps movement is that it’s too heavy on the “Dev” side of things. For example, here’s a rant about how DevOps is a…

Copyright and Remixing: The Irony of Things, SOPA, Megaupload

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 20, 2012

Before I get to the point of this article, just a quick update: A new indictment was filed in the Eastern District of Virginia against Megaupload, the file-sharing site founded by Kim Dotcom, which was…

The Battle Over The Pirate Bay Censorship Rages On Across Europe

By Kyt Dotson Feb 20, 2012

Thunderstorms have been rumbling in the cloud over what to do with the file sharing site, The Pirate Bay, and most of the drama centers around how different nations treat copyright infringement. As a…

Google’s Self-Driving Cars May Soon Be Driving Legally in Nevada

By Kyt Dotson Feb 20, 2012

In what will be a momentous occasion for Google, Nevada has just unveiled the intent to draft legislation that will make them the first state in the United States to approve autonomous, self-driving cars.…

Fusion-io Boosts Webair’s Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Feb 20, 2012

Flash storage provider Fusion-io recently released another one of its case studies, this time about how ioMemory helped data center operator Webair address the growing demands of its customers. Webair previously used traditional disk-based…

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OK Labs Develops A Defense Grade Mobile Smartphone That May Appeal to the CIO

Is Oracle Wasting Its Time Fighting Google?

WiFi’s Role in Toppling 4G and Local Retail Ads

Copyright and Remixing: The Irony of Things, SOPA, Megaupload

The Battle Over The Pirate Bay Censorship Rages On Across Europe

Google’s Self-Driving Cars May Soon Be Driving Legally in Nevada

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