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| Text message emergency alerts coming to American cellphones Starting later this year, the government will be able to send localized text message alerts American cell phone users. Read more |
| Poll: Are you buying a Chromebook? The web is buzzing about the upcoming Google Chromebook so it is time to see what you smart folks plan to do about them. This poll is simple, just to give us a feel for how well they are going to... Read more |
| Google Chromebook - a new class of security risks Costin Raiu argues that Google's coming Chromebook computer concept presents an interesting new set of security problems, especially as it relates to cloud computing. Read more |
| Over time, Chromebooks can take consumer love (and money) away from Windows, iPad Google is using the business and education markets to generate some interest in Chromebooks among consumers. Read more |
| Sergey Brin: "There's nothing wrong with Windows, but... " Google co-founder Sergey Brin says that Microsoft's model is what's flawed and that the Chromebook strives to tackle make that experience better. Read more |
| Chrome OS? Sign me up. ChromeBook? Not so much. Why pay a premium for Google's Chrome OS on a $350 or $430 notebook if you can install it yourself? Read more |
| Can you live in the Chromebook cloud? The Google Chromebooks are coming, and at a decent price point that will surely attract casual users. What most folks will have to determine is can the cloud computing model work for everything? Read more |
| Cisco third quarter better than expected, outlook weak and layoffs loom Cisco delivered better-than-expected third quarter earnings and CEO John Chambers said the company has "a clear game plan" to "transition to the next phase." Read more |
| What IBM has to say about virtualization and cloud computing IBM briefed analysts on its viewpoint and plans in the area of virtualization and cloud computing. Read more |
| Can private stock markets help Silicon Valley's startups? The lack of IPOs over the past ten years has created a crisis for investors and entrepreneurs - how can they cash out some of their shares? Secondary markets are one solution. But are they just a... Read more |
| Tiny or not, HP's Veer 4G is everything some want in a phone HP's Veer 4G may be small, but the success of the device will have big repercussions for the future of the smartphone. Read more |
| Facebook: no evidence of apps leaking user data Facebook says it has found no evidence that the flaw affecting hundreds of thousands of its apps resulted in leaked user data. Read more |
| What's behind Google's $500m mystery reserve? Google revealed that it has set aside half-a-billion dollars to settle a mystery investigation by US regulators. No one is talking. Read more |
| Twitter for Mac gets its first big update Twitter just released version 2.1 of its Mac OS client adding multi-window support, a feature that will appeal to power users. TweetDeck probably has the most to lose. Read more |
| AT&T picks up Cisco Cius tablet for business communications By the end of this year, the Cisco Cius tablet won't be available with just Verizon Wireless anymore. AT&T has announced plans for a copy of its own. Read more |
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