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Tablet/Laptop Hybrids Are A Great Idea, But Can The HP Envy x2 Live Up To The Promise?
Hybrids have a tough job: they have to compete as both tablets and laptops. So how does the HP Envy x2 do?
New ‘Social’ Businesses Want To Know All About You—No Thanks!
The benefits of social business may be dramatic and undeniable. But am I the only one totally creeped out at what seems to be an obvious invasion of privacy?
Cloud Jargon Unwound: Distinguishing SaaS, IaaS and PaaS [Infographic]
Finally, a clear, visual, explanation of three of the most common — and most confusing — cloud-computing acronyms.
I Was Right – Apple’s Lightning Connector IS A Big Problem
The New York Times
Evernote Creates Accelerator Program To Host & Mentor Developers
Evernote wants to help create viable busineses that leverage the Evernote database to make it even more useful.
Facebook Home: A Facebook Phone & A New Facebook Mobile Experience
Facebook Home: It’s a Facebook Phone! It’s A Facebook Front-End! It’s both!
Steve Wozniak Explains Virtualization [Video]
Watch Apple co-founder and Fusion-io chief scientist Steve Wozniak explain the basics of virtualization in this video.
Here’s Proof That Google Must Really Need More Google+ Local Reviews
Google is trading tchotchkes for reviews on its Google+ Local service. Does anyone smell… desperation?
Autodesk: Hey, Free Apps Are Harder To Make Than Enterprise Software
“People are more demanding for a low-cost consumer thing than they are for [expensive] profressional products,” says AutoDesk CEO Carl Bass. AutoDesk learned that the hard way.
Why The Inventor Of Pong Says We’re More Creative Now
New tools and cultural norms are enabling creativity in ways never before possible – if we let them.
SXSW Wrap Up: Launches, Panels, Buzz & Snark [Infographic]
One infographic to sum up Austin’s massive, sprawling and chaotic interactive-industry get together.
How Connected Cars Might Actually Make Driving Better
They could reduce congestion, prevent accidents and help you find a parking place, for starters.
Cisco Says Its “Internet of Everything” Is Worth $14.4 Trillion. Really?
Forget the Internet of Things. Cisco is promoting the “Internet of Everything,” which it says will generate a whopping $14.4 trillion in value. No, really, it means it.
12 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About Online Security
Guaranteed you didn’t know everything on this list – and you probably won’t agree with all the points, either.
Why Banning Telecommuters Is A Sign Your Company Is Screwed
Do you really think a little thing like banning telecommuting is going to fix a company so messed up it had to actually ban telecommuting?
In The Security World, Android Is The New Windows
Android is now the focus for security attacks and prevention — even if it doesn’t get as much attention in this regard as Windows used to.
Evernote Is Latest Hacking Victim
Evernote – a popular app for personal and professional productivity – is only the latest in an ongoing string of high-profile security breaches.
ReadWrite Survey Results: Most Folks Are Actually Happy With Their Mobile Carrier
If you listen to the anecdotal evidence, it seems like a whole lot of mobile users live in crappy-service hell.
Which Q&A App Sucks The Least? [Chart]
The good folks at the Butler University Business Accelerator set out to learn exactly how good or bad today’s Question & Answer platforms really are, and which ones are best and worst.