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What part of congressional tether is hard to understand?

By George Ou Jan 21, 2011

Verizon announced yesterday that they would appeal the FCC’s Net Neutrality ruling before the DC Circuit Court of Appeals. Nate Anderson of ArsTechnica wondered why Verizon is suing over a ruling that is so…

Windows 7 SP1 RTM Shows Up on Torrent Sites

By Steven Hodson Jan 21, 2011

So it’s official, well sort of – the Release to Manufacture (RTM) version of Windows 7 Service Pack 1 is out in the wild. According to the Windows 8 Beta blog the RTM version;…

Are European Startups Lazy?

By Tom Foremski Jan 21, 2011

The UK newspaper the Daily Telegraph is running a series of articles about startups and has commissioned several columns. Wendy Tan White is the founder and CMO of Moonfruit, a successful UK based startup…

PosDev Award: Christopher Wells and Virtualization in Japan

By Stuart Miniman Jan 21, 2011

As I wrote in a post after VMworld last year, it is the army of VCPs and VMUG volunteers around the globe that are helping to drive the adoption of virtualization technologies. Joe Onisick,…

3 Tech Products I’m Really Happy With

By Jeff Nolan Jan 21, 2011

Here are 3 products I use everyday that I am exceptionally happy with: 1) My Evo mobile hotspot… yeah the Evo is a great handset and if the batter life were better it would…

University of Washington Students Modify Kinect to Assist with Robotic Surgery

By Kyt Dotson Jan 21, 2011

As all the amazing innovations have been coming through involving Microsoft’s highly versatile Kinect controller, I’ve even imagined that it might be useful for robotic microsurgery—it makes sense from a teleoperator angle. At the…

Which Court Gets to Hear the Net Neutrality Appeal?

By jamesdelong Jan 21, 2011

Thirty years ago, a contentious agency rule would trigger a “the race to the courthouse.” Under the law at the time, whichever Court of Appeals received the first-filed notice of appeal got the case.…

VC Funds Below $250m Face Problems

By John Furrier Jan 21, 2011

There is a lot of talk about Angels, Super Angels and Venture Capital firms (VCs) these days who are playing the startup field with small sums of money coming from small funds. The majority…

Google Can’t Acquire, Launches Groupon Competitor

By Maria Deutscher Jan 21, 2011

After Groupon rejected Google’s $6 billion bid, the search giant is taking a new approach to get into the discounts market. A “confidential fact sheet” from Google sent to Mashable revealed some information about Google…

Cisco Helps Government Rehabilitate Flood-Affected Population: Project Samudaya Phase II Unfolds with Opening of Two Schools

By Kristina Farrah Jan 21, 2011

Worldwide leader in networking, Cisco officially opened two school buildings at village Bichali and Talmari in the Raichur district of Karnataka, which embodies Cisco's view in education, as well as a representation of its…

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What part of congressional tether is hard to understand?

Windows 7 SP1 RTM Shows Up on Torrent Sites

Are European Startups Lazy?

PosDev Award: Christopher Wells and Virtualization in Japan

3 Tech Products I’m Really Happy With

University of Washington Students Modify Kinect to Assist with Robotic Surgery

Which Court Gets to Hear the Net Neutrality Appeal?

VC Funds Below $250m Face Problems

Google Can’t Acquire, Launches Groupon Competitor

Cisco Helps Government Rehabilitate Flood-Affected Population: Project Samudaya Phase II Unfolds with Opening of Two Schools

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