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News from ZDNet | | Microsoft: Don't delay your Windows 7 deployments for IE 9 With growing speculation that Microsoft is pushing to deliver the final version of its Internet Explorer (IE) 9 browser as early as spring 2011, company officials issued official guidance, advising business users against postponing their Windows 7 deployments to wait for the coming browser release. Read more | | Bill would let U.S. kill allegedly infringing sites without trial, immunize ISPs Proposed new legislation would strip domain access from sites 'dedicated to infringing activities,' cutting through the red tape of due process, sovereignty, and property rights. Read more | | IBM acquires Netezza as big data market continues to consolidate around appliances, middle market, new architecture My take is that these purchases are for more than the engines that drive analytics -- they are for the engines that drive SaaS, cloud, mobile, web and what we might call the more modern work loads ... data intensive, high-scaling, fast-changing and services-oriented. Read more | | Apple dominates PC customer satisfaction, HP, Dell, Acer improve Apple delivered its highest customer satisfaction score, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). Windows PC makers also due to the success of Windows 7. Read more | | Google's transparency report: U.S., Brazil request most data, removals Google has launched a transparency tool that highlights what governments are asking for data to be removed as well as traffic trends and outages by country. The Brazil and U.S. lead in data requests. Read more | | Mouseover flaw: Will Twitter's credibility suffer? Will Twitter's credibility fall after the widespread but short-lived mouseover bug, or will the prevalence of the 'fail whale' set users up for failure already? Read more | | Verizon releases APIs; Pushes location, messaging apps At the Verizon Developer's conference today, the company announced the release of 20 location, messaging and network APIs to developers. As mobile apps continue to grow in popularity on operating platforms such as Apple's iOS and Google's Android, carriers such as Verizon continue to push their own app ecosystems. The... Read more | | 7-inch iPad rumors heat up again Rumors are swirling again about a 7-inch iPad, this time an analyst claims that Apple will release one in 2011 and that it will have both front and rear cameras. Would you buy one? Read more | | It's official: Carrier Pigeons are faster than rural Internet No, I'm not making this up. It's been tested. Carrier pigeons deliver data faster than rural Internet in the UK. It's not any better in the U.S. Read more | | Nokia: Using Android like 'peeing in your pants for warmth in winter' Sometimes people say the daftest things ... This has to be the daftest quote of the month, from Nokia's outgoing head of smartphones Anssi Vanjoki. Read more | | LaCie announces 24-inch 324i display with 10–bit IPS panel; $1,249 LaCie is adding to its monitor collection today with the unveiling of the 324i, which boasts a a 10–bit P–IPS LCD panel. Read more | |
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| Consumers should reward carriers that offer an open platform TR member dcolbert discusses the recent tech industry buzz about the abuses of wireless carriers and Android handset manufacturers. He argues that consumers should reward carriers that offer unlimited caps, unrestricted devices, and reasonable prices. |
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