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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
If FCC plan is approved, you can kiss net neutrality goodbye Read More »
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
Self-driving cars: Behold the future of automobile travel Read More »
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.
Microsoft TechEd 2014 Read More »
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
Robots are taking over–starting in the boardroom Read More »
Citrix put on a great conference. Citrix Synergy 2014 was filled with big announcements, valuable information, and lots of fun and excitement. It was capped off with a closing party that featured a fleet of food trucks, and a performance
Citrix Synergy 2014 Read More »
Microsoft support for Windows XP expired a month ago, and yet hundreds of millions of users around the world are still using it. Personally, I think that is a bad idea, but it’s a free world and people are entitled
10 (Stubbornly Pervasive) Windows XP Myths Debunked Read More »
Thousands of Citrix customers and partners took over the Anaheim Convention Center this week for Citrix Synergy 2014. The annual event is a platform for Citrix to make big announcements and reveal new products and features, such as those it
ShareFile to add storage options, iPhone app, and more Read More »
Definition: In network security, a vulnerability refers to any flaw or weakness in the network defense that could be exploited to gain unauthorized access to, damage or otherwise affect the network.
