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Finding a simple answer to harnessing unused CPU cycles
Read about a software solution that can make a single, four CPU full core computer act like a 200 CPU computer.
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10 geek travel destinations
If you like travel, these ten destinations offer geek-centric fun. Share your own favorite places.
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Amazon brings Glacier and Redshift to Australia
Data archiving and warehousing services arrive in antipodes, but, once again, at an increased cost.
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AndroidAnnotations: Understanding the bean lifecycle
Learn the basics about the bean lifecycle to gain a deeper understanding of the inner workings of the AndroidAnnotations framework.
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iMac vs. a comparable Windows box: The TCO lowdown
Erik Eckel explores the true cost differential between a Mac desktop and an equivalent Windows business-class all-in-one computer.
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Manage your timesheet on your iPhone with Replicon Mobile
Will Kelly takes a look at Replicon, a SaaS-based timesheet platform that lets users and their managers handle timesheets from their iPhones.
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Asian Technology
TechRepublic's Asian corespondents track the most important trends and product developments coming out of the East, and evaluate what they mean for the business technology market.
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Telstra's speech system 'gets' Australian
Telstra claims its new 'One Number, One Voice' natural language speech recognition front end for residential, mobile and small business enquiries is working better than the company expected.
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Avoid getting buried in technical debt
Ward Cunningham wrote in 1992 that shipping first-time code is like going into technical debt. Chip Camden explains that the usefulness of the technical debt metaphor is awareness.
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The $64,000 Question and what it means for big data
How do you achieve a proper balance between business case-driven results and pure data experimentation which yields actionable information?
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The end of BlackBerry as we know it
Patrick Gray believes that signs point to BlackBerry becoming a technology holding company rather than a trendsetter. Do you agree?
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BYOD: What's really happening behind the hype?
While workers are getting more options around the devices they can use at work, adoption of bring your own device still varies.
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Cloud revolution has borne fruit, along with a few bad apples
Nick Hardiman considers the results, so far, of the cloud revolution in IT. What are the main benefits, and what are the accompanying problems?
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Screenshots: Five obscure web browsers
Not all web browsers are created equal, but obscurity does not mean they are not worth your attention.
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Five things you should know about Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a free analysis service which measures website activity and performance. These five tips can help you get more out of it.
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The dark side of BYOD
Exploring new mobile and cloud platforms without a governance strategy can have consequences.
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Photos: Asus 8.9-inch Eee at CeBIT
At CeBIT 2008, Asus had a massive presence and managed to draw crowds wanting to get a closer look at the new and improved 8.9-inch Asus Eee PC.
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Using Facebook's Like button does not fall under 'protected speech'
A judge rules that Facebook's Like button is not "protected speech."
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Kids in costume at C2E2 2012
Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo (C2E2) was held on April 13 - 15, 2012. There were quite a few kids in costumes at this year's event. Here are some photos that were taken by C2E2 attendees.
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Installing vSphere on Cisco UCS C-Series servers
Follow along as Lauren Malhoit writes about the Cisco UCS C-Series rackmount servers, which offer many of the same advantages as blade servers but at a more SMB-friendly price.
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10 great cloud opportunities for SMBs
These cloud solutions are well-suited to the SMB with a limited budget.
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Seven qualities of a collaboration platform power user turned admin
The centralized IT administrator may give way to a person on the project team who steps into the site admin role. Here's what to look for to spot that person.
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Outsourcing: Not dead, but evolving thanks to the cloud
Outsourcing isn't going away any time soon, but new technologies and business needs are altering the way it is used.
