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Beyond Firefox: 10 Mozilla projects fueling the open Web
The PC is dead? Then the Chromebook must be comatose
Sorry, Apple fanboys and Android fanatics: The PC is back, whether you like it or not.
The 10 worst big data practices
Yes, you can haz big data. However, you can haz it the right way or the wrong way. Here are the top 10 worst practices to avoid.
Developing a smart approach to SMAC security
Few security executives at global enterprises -- or even at smaller organizations -- have not had to deal with issues related to social media, mobile technology, big data/analytics, or cloud computing.
Now, a growing number of businesses are looking at leveraging all of these technologies as part of a SMAC (social, mobile, analytics and cloud) platform that would involve creating a new foundational infrastructure that supports these different areas.
What IBM gets out of its Apple pair-up: Mobile and iOS expertise
With Apple and IBM's partnership to bring the former's devices and the latter's software and services to
What IBM gets out of its Apple pair-up: Mobile and iOS expertise
With Apple and IBM's partnership to bring the former's devices and the latter's software and services to
iOS developers poised to win big in Apple-IBM deal
Mobile developers with knowledge of Objective-C and Apple's fledgling Swift language could be the big winners in the company's newly announced partnership with IBM.
IBM plus Apple: It's all about the apps
The deal announced yesterday between Apple and IBM set the industry on its ear.
IBM plus Apple: It's all about the apps
The deal announced yesterday between Apple and IBM set the industry on its ear.
Getting your hands on data with mobile analytics
Year after year, organizations cite business intelligence and analytics as top investment priorities, but they're seldom satisfied with the results. In part that's because traditional solutions require a handoff to experts who know how to query warehouses full of data -- and dutifully return static reports that reveal somewhat less than anticipated.
Getting your hands on data with mobile analytics
Year after year, organizations cite business intelligence and analytics as top investment priorities, but they're seldom satisfied with the results. In part that's because traditional solutions require a handoff to experts who know how to query warehouses full of data -- and dutifully return static reports that reveal somewhat less than anticipated.
Review: Cloud Foundry brings power and polish to PaaS
Cloud Foundry was created by VMware to streamline deployment for application developers, application operators, and cloud operators.
Microsoft's latest Azure moves shows it's all-in with the cloud
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Docker welcomes Google 'validation,' but sees more work ahead
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Tech unemployment stays down, and demand for consultants soars
Unemployment for technology professionals remains low, with tech consultants particularly in demand, according to jobs site Dice.com's Tech Trends report for the second quarter of this year.
Hacker movie wants to be free -- for a limited time
"Algorithm: Of Hackers and DRM" tells the story of a hacker who breaks into government systems and finds all sorts of unsavory material (shades of Edward Snowden fully intentional). You can watch it for free below -- but not for long.
ALGORITHM - Of hackers and DRM from Moshe Bergstein on Vimeo.
Video: IBM and Apple forge an enterprise mobile partnership
For its latest trick, Apple goes for the unexpected: It's teaming up with IBM. The newly announced partnership brings together IBM's enterprise expertise and Apple's mobile dominance. IBM will create enterprise apps exclusively for iOS, then sell Apple hardware loaded with industry-specific apps to its clients.
IBM goes full-bore on an Apple-based enterprise strategy
IBM is betting on Apple to carry its analytics and cloud portfolio into the modern era. Apple is betting on IBM to cement the iPad's status as the new enterprise computing standard.
