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FW: IE9 takes top benchmark prize; Android fail; Verizon's 4G pricing shift [WEEK IN REVIEW]

 

 

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Between the Lines

Will the OMB, Feds finally get IT procurement right?

The White House is expected to overhaul the way the federal government buys IT. The plan: Break projects down to smaller chunks.

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Verizon's 4G pricing shift: Will you pay by download speed?

Verizon Wireless is reportedly looking at new pricing models for its 4G network and one option is to charge based on data speeds.

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Zero Day

Mac OS X security flaw publicized after Apple fails to patch

The vulnerability, which only affects Apple Mac OS X v10.5, could allow hackers to take complete control of a vulnerable machine via malicious PDF files.

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Companies

 

All About Microsoft

Microsoft applies for a patent for a verifying a 'safe' operating system

Microsoft has applied for a patent for an "automated, static safety verifier" that will help verify the type- and memory-safety of an operating system. And why should anyone care? There are some connections to other Microsoft projects (and potentially, products) worth considering.

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Googling Google

Why Google lost the Beatles to Apple (and an Android Achilles Heel)

Amazon and Google didn't stand a chance here. Will barriers to entry in this market keep Android, Google TV, or Amazon's digital services from ever breaking through Apple's near-monopoly?

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The Apple Core

Google Docs Mobile now editable on iOS

Today Google answered my prayers and rolled out a new documents editor in Docs and Spreadsheets that supports editing on mobile browsers, including Mobile Safari on the iPhone and iPad.

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Operating Systems

 

Ed Bott's Microsoft Report

IE9 takes top benchmark prize, no cheating involved

I was going to write a short post this morning passing along the news that Microsoft was releasing a new Platform Preview for Internet Explorer 9. And then I got distracted by (I am not making this up) a "slashdotted flamebait troll story." Is it true? Who cares?

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Linux and Open Source

Android fail. The answer is a Google phone

Android might indeed become the Windows of the mobile world. But that does not make Google its Microsoft.

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Tech Broiler

Geek Sheet: A Tweaker's Guide to Solid State Drives (SSDs) and Linux

Got Linux? Got SSD? Here’s your tweaking guide.

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Featured Photo Gallery

 

Samsung Galaxy Tab: The ultimate slide show of photos and screenshots

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The Samsung Galaxy Tab is one of the most anticipated tech products of 2010 and the early flag-bearer of the Android tablet movement. Here's an extensive slide show of the Galaxy Tab hardware and software from the Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile versions.

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ZDNet Industries

 

ZDNet Government

8 reasons you might NOT want to buy a Kinect

The Kinect is truly an amazing device, but it might not be what you expect. Even worse, you might get it home and discover it's not actually usable in your house.

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ZDNet Education

1:1 redefined? Google Docs editing and Adobe Connect on Android/iOS

Who needs a computer? 1:1 doesn’t need to be expensive with the right tools on the back end.

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ZDNet Healthcare

Can HealthPoint model work in America

It’s sort of an Amway model, only more systematized. The question is whether paranoia over privacy and the qualifications of the outreach staff would ever allow this to go forward in America.

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Featured Video

 

MLB.com CEO: Challenges of streaming live baseball to mobile devices

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At the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco, MLB.com CEO Bob Bowman talks about optimizing mobile applications in a world with network congestion. He says, the company considers file size and network congestion and adjusts bit rates accordingly when streaming live baseball events to its mobile users.

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Web 2.0

 

SEO Whistleblower

Real People, Real SEO: An Interview with Rand Fishkin, CEO of SEOmoz

Rand Fiskin, CEO of SEOmoz, is arguably the leading voice in the SEO industry. Likewise, SEOmoz is home to perhaps the most expansive community of SEOs world-wide. Read about Rand, his thoughts on SEO in 2011, and much more in this "21.5 questions with Rand Fishkin" segment!

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Social Business

Five Ways Businesses Can Ruin Twitter for the Rest of Us

My multi-column keyword search setup on Tweetdeck is now starting to look like a freakin' landfill of algorithmic chaos.

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iGeneration

How to spoof your geolocation on Facebook Places or Twitter

Screenshot gallery: Because of a flaw in design either by BlackBerry or Facebook, those using geolocation features such as Twitter or Facebook Places can now appear to be anywhere in the world at any given time, regardless of whether they are even on the same continent.

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Enterprise Corner

 

Burnette: It's youth vs. experience in the Google AI challenge, and the kids are winning

 

Virtualization: AppDynamics 3 zeroing in on Java workload memory leaks

 

Wainewright: Private cloud discredited, part 1

 

SOA: Cloud computing is better left to cloud vendors, not enterprises: Microsoft report

 

Marks: Enterprise Culture & People: Where Reality Happens

 

Greenberg: The CRM WatchList 2011 Preseason: Who's Gonna Make The Team?

 

Hinchcliffe: Social suites vs. apps: The tension between bloat and refinement

 

Gardner: Why HTML5 enables more businesses to deliver more apps to more mobile devices with greater ease

 

Five Nines: Facebook gets a do-over

 

GreenTech: Let there be lumens

 

Foremski: ComScore: Microsoft search grew 50% faster than Google in October

 

Howlett: How to fix the social anything bind

 

IT Failures: Defrag: Cloud economics, cultural change, and other exciting stories

 

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Hardware Corner

 

The Toybox: Shopping with your smartphone: A guide to Black Friday mobile apps

 

Hardware 2.0: Are we reading too much into the '$100 off iPads at TJ Maxx' story?

 

Smartphones: Google rolls out Google Docs editing support for Android and iOS

 

Computers: Will Apple use AMD's new Fusion APUs in its future products?

 

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Cameras: ViewSonic rolls out 3D pocket camcorder, digital photo copier

 

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