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The Tacocopter has "disastrophe" written all over it
By on Wednesday, March 28th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

It’s a pretty slow news day ’round these parts, which explains why I have time to blog about the Tacocopter, a brilliant and insane new invention that involves sending unmanned military drones to your house to deliver tacos.  Think I’m joking?  Here …

Are Open Source Libraries Any More Vulnerable Than Closed Source?
By on Tuesday, March 27th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

My friend and Network World editor, Ellen Messmer posted an article yesterday about the results of an analysis by Aspect Security of the Central Repository maintained by Sonatype. The study was announced by Aspect and Sonatype yesterday. Read more

BlueStacks: Yep, I can now slice virtual fruit ON MY PC!!!
By on Tuesday, March 27th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

As though today’s office workers don’t have enough to distract them from being productive, BlueStacks has now released the Beta version of its Android app emulator for desktop PCs. Read more

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Angry Aussies cry "Pig’s arse!" on iPad 4G claims
By on Tuesday, March 27th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

G’day, Apple!  Bet you didn’t expect to be hit with a legal challenge from Down Under this mornin’. did ya?
Well, that’s just what’s happened.  Here’s the complaint filed by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission:
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Getting Started with Drupal Gardens
By on Monday, March 26th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

On the Drupal Gardens site, you’ll see a big yellow button that says Create a free site:

Click the button and then pick your URL, user name, and password:
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Facebook making the right noises on password privacy
By on Monday, March 26th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

Facebook has a message for creepy bosses who ask their workers for their Facebook passwords: You’re icky, we don’t like you, and we reserve the right to sue you.  Check out this note posted late last week by Facebook chief privacy officer Erin Egan:

DataStax Enterprise 2.0 Combines Cassandra, Hadoop And Solr For Ultimate Big Data Solution
By on Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

With the GigOm Structure Data conference going on this week in NYC, there is lots of news around the still red hot Big Data space. One of the big announcements (no pun intended) was from DataStax, the Cassandra company annoucning that they have release…

Live blogging the Senate Judiciary Committee meeting on the Verizon/cable company spectrum deals
By on Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

I’m pretty sure no one actually reads my live blogs on various events but guess what?  They’re incredibly useful for me in terms of note taking for my articles.  Ergo, I’m gonna do it regardless of whether anyone cares or not :-)
This hearing should …

Does Apple Have A Problem With Push Email From The Cloud?
By on Monday, March 19th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

Today’s big news around Apple is that they are going to pay one of the biggest dividends in corporate America to their stockholders and they will buy back as much as 10 billion dollars worth of stock.  While this is great news for shareholders and exp…

Boston AT&T stores: No new iPad display for you!
By on Friday, March 16th, 2012 in Blogs and Opinions

 

Above: The New iPad on the left, iPad 2 on the right.  This picture doesn’t do the new iPad justice but trust me: You can tell the difference when you see them side-by-side in person Read more

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