I have been less than enthusiastic about speculation of a new, larger iPhone 6. In fact, I have engaged in many debates over the last couple years over exactly why I don’t think Apple should cave, or pander to that […]
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Middle managers are a sort of cancer. They add unnecessary steps to simple processes, and–in an effort to justify their own existence–often make things more complex than they need to be. The DevOps movement is making middle managers obsolete. I
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There are a few issues Microsoft has to contend with in order to make the Surface Pro 3 a true success. One that stands out the most, though, is price. Is the Surface Pro 3 too expensive? I do think
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[inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]There are three main reasons the Surface Pro 3 is still struggling[/inlinetweet]. Luckily for Microsoft, the one that matters the most is also the one that is the easiest to address and fix. The Surface Pro 3
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Revenge. It’s generally not a wise choice, but it does seem to be a natural, visceral response to being attacked. When it comes to malware and cyber attacks, there is a growing push to stop being passive victims, and return
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Hold Security revealed this week that a Russian cybercrime group has amassed a database of over a billion compromised passwords. Hold gets credit for discovering and announcing this massive breach, but the way it went about it seems a bit
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[inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””][/inlinetweet] The aggressive “monitoring” by the US government is unwelcome in other nations. If foreign companies think that doing business with US companies means subjecting their data to the scrutiny of the US government, they’re likely to
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No, Microsoft isn’t opening Windows or Office source code to the general public. But, [inlinetweet prefix=”” tweeter=”” suffix=””]Microsoft is trying to reinvent itself to compete in a new era of technology[/inlinetweet], and part of that effort includes adopting open source
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While the US military was busy watching Iran, China, and North Korea, an insider–Bradley Manning–compromised classified information. While the NSA was busy spying on would-be terrorists, an insider–Edward Snowden–exposed confidential secrets. Companies and government agencies of all sizes around the
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The Internet-of-Things (IoT) can do a lot of really cool stuff. We’re really only just starting to scratch the surface of the ways technology can simplify our lives, keep us informed, and make things more convenient. All of that comes
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