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Wednesday, 27th April 2011

Firefox Creates a Smarter Browser Bar

A new add-on to Firefox combines resources location and category search to the toolbar while protecting your browsing activity. AwesomeBar HD is a spin-off from the Home Dash project designed by Mozilla developer Edward Lee to improve browsing and content discovery without the use of a toolbar. AwesomeBar is the opposite of Home Dash: instead of…

Dan Rowinski comments

IT Poll: Does Your Company Use Macs?

Last week we looked a bit at how Apple products are penetrating the enterprise. The iPhone and iPad continue to be popular as employees bring their own devices to work. But what about Apple about desktops? We've seen some evidence that Apple is trying to get into the enterprise game, but it has also discontinued its Xserve line. What about your…

Enterprise Klint Finley comments

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The "Three Ps" of Evaluating Managed Network Services

Enterprises are getting more complex with virtualization and the advent of cloud computing - which is leading to changes that are making room for next generation networks. The Strategic Network Group says new networks must be evaluated according to three criteria: portfolios, partners and processes.

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Extensions Bring Facebook's New "Send" Button to Google Reader, WordPress & More

Earlier this week, Facebook announced the "Send" button. Like the long lost sibling of the "Like" button, the "Send" button lets users share content with their friends, but more selectively. While clicking on "Like" sends a message across your entire Facebook network, "Share" lets you chose specific…

Social Mike Melanson comments

Is RIM Acquistion Tungle.me Headed for the PlayBook?

Research In Motion is continuing its "development by acquisition" strategy as it announced today that the company has acquired calendar and scheduling application Tungle.me. The words "calendar" and "BlackBerry" have been together a lot recently. That is because RIM's new tablet, the BlackBerry PlayBook, shipped without a native calendar, contacts…

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

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