More from TechRepublic | | | The state of the network administrator today Has your role as a network administrator changed in the last few years? What technology changes or related trends have affected your job the most? Answer these short poll questions to give us an idea of the state of the network administrator today. Read more | | It's Microsoft Patch Tuesday: June 2011 Justin James gathers the information you need to make the right decision on applying Microsoft's June 2011 patches in your organization. Read more | News from ZDNet | | | Google refreshes mobile search, brings voice search to desktop Searching via mobile browsers has surpassed the traditional desktop tool in terms of frequent usage. Thus, Google has added some serious improvements to its mobile optimized search tool. Read more | | White House smart grid framework short on cybersecurity details Seriously jealous of TechRepublic Editor-in-Chief Jason Hiner, who was on hand today in Washington, D.C., at the latest White House hoo-hah over the U.S. fed role in the smart grid buildout. As... Read more | | Is Apple really using Windows Azure to power iCloud? Signs are pointing to Apple being a customer for both Windows Azure and Amazon Web Services with its iCloud beta. Read more | | HP reportedly developing NFC-enabled tablets, smartphones Near field communication (NFC) is becoming the hottest and most buzz-worthy feature on mobile devices this year, and apparently Hewlett-Packard just can't resist the trend either. Read more | | Apple sells unlocked iPhones in U.S. Want a GSM iPhone but hate AT&T? Now you can buy an unlocked phone from Apple for $649, and get it to work with any carrier's microSIM card. Read more | | Google launches $280 million residential solar fund with SolarCity For Google, the $280 million fund is its largest clean energy investment yet. SolarCity leases residential solar power systems to homeowners. Read more | | Apple expected to roll out refreshed Macbook Air before July Rumors about an unlocked iPhone 4 in the United States turned out to be true. Could the same be said for the MacBook Air this month? Read more | | Google gets ok to buy Nortel's patent arsenal; Countersuit fiesta on deck? Google has reportedly received the go-ahead to buy the patent portfolio of Nortel Networks. The move could give Google some much needed intellectual property to defend Android better. Read more | | Midsize company CIOs worry about Big Data, too: survey New IBM study of more than 3,000 CIOs finds midsize IT leaders are concentrating their efforts on making the most out of Big Data. Read more | | An exhaustive list of iOS 5 features While Apple has announced that 200 new features in iOS 5 we only know about 20 or so. What about the other 180 other features? While Apple's isn't saying much, here's a list of 133 or so. Read more | | Apple developers: Loyal to iOS, but will eye Android too Apple's army of mobile developers is loyal to iOS, but nearly half of them are two-timing with Android and there are significant subsets playing with Research in Motion's BlackBerry platform,... Read more | | Are enterprise architects too often the 'heavies'? Some EAs apply carrots, others try to apply sticks. Which works best? Read more |
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