I learned recently that net neutrality is not the simple, black and white issue I think it is. It turns out there are some sound, reasonable arguments to be made for why broadband providers should be allowed to negotiate additional […]
Maybe net neutrality is a bad idea Read More »
This is another series of photos from Microsoft TechEd 2014, and the closing party held at Minute Maid Park–home of the Houston Astros.
Microsoft TechEd 2014 — Part 2 Read More »
Threat intelligence is like a jigsaw puzzle where every company under attack only has a few pieces, and nobody has any idea what the final picture is supposed to be once all of the pieces are assembled. If all you
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It seems like FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has forgotten that he is no longer a telecom industry lobbyist–he has been appointed to the agency that’s supposed to regulate communications in the interests of the nation and its citizens. His proposal
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I never really paid that much attention, and I was almost forced to learn the difference between the different iOS backup options the hard way. Had my iPhone been lost or stolen, I would have lost some data and configuration settings. Thankfully,
Warning: Choose your iOS backup option wisely Read More »
There are a number of benefits and advantages for companies that have their data stored in the cloud. Of course, getting it there is a challenge, and the cloud also introduces unique risks and challenges. Microsoft wants to help businesses
Microsoft wants to give businesses a personal cloud highway with Azure ExpressRoute Read More »
Have you ever ridden in a limousine, or hired a sedan to drop you off or take you home from the airport? Or, do you ride a train, subway, or bus for your daily commute? Wouldn’t it be nice if
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Microsoft kicked off TechEd 2014 at the George R. Brown convention center in downtown Houston this week. Here is a galley or photos from the first day of the event.
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This image may be what future board meetings look like. We’re officially one step closer to the Singularity. A firm in Hong Kong has willingly embraced its robot overlord–and voluntarily placed it in a position of power. You can read
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Microsoft didn’t innovate the idea of the digital personal assistant, or virtual concierge. Apple with Siri, and Google with Google Now, as well as a myriad of other smaller companies like AiroCorp have already begun blazing that trail. However, the
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