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Monday, 30th January 2012

Obama's G+ Hangout Didn't Change the Game

Obama's G+ Hangout Didn't Change the Game

The President of the United States held a Google+ Hangout today. He fielded questions selected from over 130,000 submissions as well as from five lucky Americans selected to hang out with him live. For the rest of us, it was a streaming video experience. It began with a swooping, dramatic intro, and then Google MC Steve Grove took control of the…

Jon Mitchell comments

Coming Soon: Firefox 10

The latest stable release of the Firefox Web browser is on its way. Firefox 10 will emerge from beta with a few new features, most of which are geared toward developers. As is often the case, the new version pushes forward with a few of the latest features in emerging Web standards like CSS3, HTML5 and related technologies. In Firefox 10, it's more…

John Paul Titlow comments

[Infographic] Google Apps Has Some Big Paying Clients

SaaS backup provider Backupify has recently examined its own customer sample to do some demographic profiling of Google Apps users. The results are somewhat intriguing, as you can see in the infographic below. If you remove .edu domains, Google Apps still has nearly 40% of all of its seats used by businesses with more than 10,000 employees. The…

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CA, VCE Private Cloud Package to Go Toe-to-Toe Against Exalogic, CloudBurst

The latest release by CA Technologies of a product called Private Cloud Accelerator is being described, by folks who only read the press release and skipped the details, as a new catalog for rapidly provisioning and deploying services over a company's private cloud. But what's really nice for a prospective customer to have at a time like this…

Scott M. Fulton comments

Product Reviews

Apps To Help You Deal With Too Many Apps

When you see as many apps as we do at RWW, you begin to feel like it's all been done. So many of the everyday jobs for apps to do can already be done by at least one app (if not dozens). How many ways can you share photos with your friends? How many social networks and check-ins and restaurant-discovery services do we need? Lately, we've started…

Jon Mitchell comments

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