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Friday, 30th March 2012

How a Google Nexus Tablet Wins in a Crowded Market

The natural inclination of the tech punditry upon hearing that Google is going to sell a tablet through its own online store is to say, "This is going to be a disaster; didn't it learn anything with the original Nexus debacle?" This is the wrong conclusion. While we are still in the general realm of mobile technology, the difference between the way…

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Investors Raise Red Flags on Facebook IPO

Shares of Facebook will reportedly begin trading in May, and professional investors expect the stock's price to rise 12% in the first quarter, according to a survey by Maven. Despite that upbeat assessment, just 12% of professional investors surveyed by Maven said they planned to invest in Facebook, with 44% saying they would take a wait-and-see…

Social Dave Copeland comments

How to Monitor Your Facebook Network

We have truly entered a social-networked monitoring society. So keep an eye on your Facebook friends. In 2009, Zuckerberg declared the age of privacy over. By making Facebook user information public by default, he really did mean it. He later backpedaled and removed the default public-facing status update, but the age of privacy was dead long…

Social Alicia Eler comments

Readability Is the Middleman Nobody Needs

Readability Is the Middleman Nobody Needs

We don't know where Web publishing is going yet, but we do know this: People want control over where and when they do their reading. The Read It Later blog published convincing proof of that over a year ago, and many an iPad has sold since then. It's all about the tablet, especially in conjunction with the smartphone. The future publishing…

Jon Mitchell comments

Lantronix Has iPad Print Server Solution

Once in a blue moon, I actually get a device that does what it says it does and works effortlessly out of the box. This is one of those rare times. If your company has iPads and other iThings on its network, one of the frustrations is not being able to print from them. In the past, you needed a printer that was designed for iPrint (such as the HP…

Enterprise David Strom comments

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