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Not wasting any time following regulatory approval, the search giant closes its $750 million acquisition of mobile ad network AdMob and pledges swift integration.
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Oracle Drops Hitachi Storage for Sun
Hitachi's high-end storage arrays leave Oracle's data storage product lineup; will others follow?Read the article
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How to Troubleshoot and Repair Your PC
The most common hardware failures typically involve hard drives and memory. We take a look at several handy utilities to help you diagnose and repair these pesky hardware problems.Read the article
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Google Teams With SBA to Boost Small Business
Search giant and Small Business Administration forge partnership to deliver an array of online tools and training programs to help small firms thrive online.Read the article
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How to Optimize an Ecommerce Press Release
Incorporating small business SEO strategies into your company press releases extends the life of your news, makes it easier for journalists to find and drives potential business to your Web site.Read the article
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How to Optimize an Ecommerce Press Release
Incorporating small business SEO strategies into your company press releases extends the life of your news, makes it easier for journalists to find and drives potential business to your Web site.Read the article
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Too Much Security Can Be Too Much of a Good Thing
Security is both necessary and good, but like anything else, too much isn't an advantage, as it can make your environment less usable.Read the article
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Install Brand New VLC 1.0.3 Media Player in Ubuntu in 2 Easy Steps
<b>Tech Drive-in:</b> "VLC is among the most sought after media player application in Ubuntu and we had already featured VLC Media Player in our post describing Top 5 must have multimedia applications for Ubuntu."Read the article
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KDE vs. GNOME: DVD Tools and Desktop Design
Users must choose between GNOME simplicity and KDE completeness, and neither choice is completely satisfying.Read the article
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KDE vs. GNOME: DVD Tools and Desktop Design
<b>Datamation:</b> "Users must choose between GNOME simplicity and KDE completeness, and neither choice is completely satisfying."Read the article
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Webopedia Term of The Day: IT outsourcing
<b>Webopedia: </b>"IT outsourcing is a phrase used to describe the practice of seeking resources -- or subcontracting -- outside of an organizational structure for all or part of an IT (Information Technology) function."Read the article
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Small Business Networking: 6 Essential Router Features
A small business network needs more security and features than a typical consumer router can provide. Here's our take on the six must-have features to look for in a small business router.Read the article
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Small Business Networking: 6 Essential Router Features
A small business network needs more security and features than a typical consumer router can provide. Here's our take on the six must-have features to look for in a small business router.Read the article
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Americans Pay More For Mobile Apps
If you want to make good money on an app, design it for the North American market.Read the article
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Epson Perfection V500 Office Color Scanner Review
Think multifunction devices have killed off the color scanner market? Think again. Epson's latest offering proves there's still room on the desktop for a standalone scanner.Read the article
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24 More of the Best Linux Commercial Games (Part 1)
<b>LinuxLinks:</b> "The amount of software that is available for Linux is truly mind-boggling with tens of thousands of applications available to download, including an impressive arsenal of open source games. However, it is fair to say that the amount of commercial games released for Linux continues to be in short supply in comparison with the number of titles released under Windows."Read the article
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C# : WHAT KIND OF CONNECTION SHOULD I USE ? [closed]
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I am developing a network based application. I need to retrieve data through internet. The scenario is like this - a client machine will send data through internet to the server machine and data size will be big enough. So should i use simple TCP/IP socket concept or else? Because i never did a socket program which will retrieve data through internet..... Any suggestion will be very helpful....... Thanks.Read the article
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For NEC, Two Is Cheaper Than One
Hard-Core Hardware: Can NEC make the economic case for its new fault-tolerant servers?Read the article
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Who Is Developing KVM Linux Virtualization?
IBM, once a lead backer of the Xen open source hypervisor, reveals that it's fully in the KVM camp now.Read the article
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Will Bing Search Definition Affect Ecommerce Ads?
As Microsoft's Bing enters its terrible twos, changes in its search criteria could affect ecommerce advertisers.Read the article
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Will Bing Search Definition Affect Ecommerce Ads?
As Microsoft's Bing enters its terrible twos, changes in its search criteria could affect ecommerce advertisers.Read the article
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Is Microsoft About to Declare Patent War on Linux?
<b>Open Enterprise:</b> "...now the industry is in the process of sorting out what royalties will be for the software stack, which now represents the principal value proposition for smartphones."<br><i>Really? So the value proposition is not in delivering features and services that customers want.--ed.</i>Read the article
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Putting IBM DB2 Database Security Setup Work on a Diet
Database administrators consistently strive to find faster ways to accomplish tasks in an effort to maintain some semblance of sanity as they navigate through persistent chaos. Learn how to simplify your IBM DB2 Database Security Setup using DB2 ROLEs.Read the article
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For NEC, Two Is Cheaper Than One
Hard-Core Hardware: Can NEC make the economic case for its new fault-tolerant servers?Read the article
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IBM Takes Top Honors in Data Protection
A nationwide survey finds that, among large tech companies, IBM is considered the best at protecting personal information. Google made the list this year after failing to earn a spot last year.Read the article
