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Google Fiber divides users into 'the fast' and 'the furious'
Google's Fiber project in in Kanas City, Austin and Provo shows that very high Internet speeds are possible in the U.S., but nobody except Google is working to make it happen.
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Globalgig Hotspot: Taking the pain out of data roaming
Business travel is, under the best of circumstances, a royal pain in the butt, and when you're roaming internationally with a smartphone and need to make some calls and keep up with email, you face a zonking great bill when you get home.
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Four tools for checking bandwidth
The question of whether you're getting the bandwidth you pay for is one that just doesn't go away. Twice in the last few months I've suspected my ADSL connection of running slow and, sure enough, despite the modem telling me I had 3Mbps down and 500Kbps up, for whatever reason, restarting the modem fixed the problem.
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Opinion: Predicting the tech future
For my recent column of predictions for 2013 I polled a huge number of IT people to see what they are expecting, and ended up getting more than 400 responses.
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My love-hate relationship with my Verizon (Samsung) Range Extender
I installed a Verizon Range Extender about 2 1/2 years ago and when it works it is flawless, but it is quirky.
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AppNeta: A compelling multi-site wide area and network performance management suite
Before look at wide area and network performance management tools this week I want to add a couple of other languages to the list of worthy tools I suggested in Gearhead the week before last.
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The Ninth Annual Gibbs Golden Turkey Awards
For the ninth time, Gibbs hands out awards to those on the path to Failsville
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Even World of Warcraft is tracking you!
Is there any organization or company that can resist surreptitiously tracking its customers?
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Cell service bogus charges and limitations
If there's one thing that chaps everyone's butt it's how the cellphone carriers seem to just keep grinding away to extract a few extra cents from their customers through bogus charges and ridiculous limitations.
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Opinion: The privacy cat is out of the bag
There comes a point in many situations where you have to recognize that the cat is not only out of the bag, it has stolen your wallet and your car keys and has taken the I-15 to Vegas.
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Why we don't need Internet rights but do need a level playing field
On July 2 this year a manifesto appeared called the "Declaration of Internet Freedom," which you can find at internetdeclaration.org/ (I quote the URL for reasons that will be clear in a minute).
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Preston Gralla: June 2012: The month the cloud got real
Microsoft, Apple and Google have long seen that their future is in the cloud. Now they see their present there as well.
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Just linking could get you 10 years in jail
UK citizen Richard O'Dwyer faces the possibility of ten years in the slammer for having a site that linked to pirated content
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Who owns your tweets?
Both corporations and their employees who tweet on the company's behalf must clarify the question.
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Security Manager's Journal: Information rights management: Magic bullet or dud?
Our manager seeks a way to protect information on a network whose perimeter is blurring in the age of SaaS.
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Personal cloud server needs work; MovieNite streams movies & more
If Akitio can bundle this with a hard drive and make those performance improvements, consumers might be impressed with a device that can provide them with centralized storage for their media content.
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: The perils of BYOD
Im not talking about the hassle for IT departments when people bring in their own devices. I mean the perils to the people doing the bringing.
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Kenneth van Wyk: The iPhone at 5: Keeping it secure
Some tips for good iOS hygiene. Insider (registration required)
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Should cloud contracts cover client responsibilities?
The main focus of a cloud computing contract is on vendor responsibilities, but it's appropriate to consider what the client remains responsible for.
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Long live SOA in the cloud era
You might not hear much about SOA anymore, but its imperative to make 'everything a service' is more relevant than ever
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