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April 29th, 2010 
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We live in an Apple-dominated mobile application development environment, but it doesn’t need to be that way. Carriers can stay relevant by making application enablement more open and agile. Network operators have been offering app stores for a lot longer than Apple, but none of their “walled gardens” have been nearly as successful as Apple’s in such a short period of time
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Sponsor Post: Carriers Must Open Up to Be Successful With Mobile Apps
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Tags: apple, apple-dominated, application, carriers, complicated, enablement-more, enterprise, great-mobile, making-sense, Network, pdf, recommendations, trusted-partner 
No Comments » April 14th, 2010 Admin
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“Beta” may not be my favorite word in the English language, but it’s in the top 100. To some folks, beta may mean “not quite ready for prime time,” but to me it means it’s time to start enjoying a slew of new features
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The Joy of Betas: Fedora 13 Beta Released Today
Posted in Open Source News Tags: beta, dvd, end-item, Features, Fedora, linux, million-ubuntu, Network, python, security, webcam No Comments » April 12th, 2010 Admin
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One of the big debates of late last year, as Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system debuted, was what would happen to Linux-based netbooks. In the months heading up to the release of Microsoft’s new OS, which has generally been well reviewed, opinions on the future of Linux-based netbooks ranged from those saying it would regain 50 percent market share to those saying its chances on netbooks were dead. Today, Windows 7 netboooks running on Intel Atom chips are dominant, but there are good reasons to believe that Linux-based netbooks, with Google playing a role, will remain an enduring part of the market
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Why Google is a Big Part of Linux’s Future On Netbooks
Posted in Open Source News Tags: acer, general-manager, intel, linux, linux-based, netbooks, Network, online, operating-systems, portable, taiwan, texas, windows No Comments » April 1st, 2010 Admin Hello, I was wondering what things I would need to become a Network Admin. Is it possible to train to become both a Linux and windows Network Admin? Also, What training do I need? Also, What are the prerequisites for most of em
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March 26th, 2010 Admin
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If you’re paying for offsite data storage by the byte, you naturally want to keep costs down by making sure you’re not storing several copies of the same data. Deduplicating your data is an effective way to save transit time, disk space, and maybe even money. Open source software, SDFS , helps you get the job done.
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SDFS: A Robust Deduplication File System for Linux
Posted in Open Source News Tags: chris-poelker, Data, data storage, Environment, file-or-folder, flickr, folder-snapshot, linux, memory-at-128k, Network, project, sdfs, under-the-gplv2 No Comments »
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