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The future of the $200 tablet
The low-end, under-$200 tablet market is on the brink of a transformation -- and that means you'll soon be able to get a lot more value for a lot less money. Read More


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Google Drive review: Adding cloud storage to the mix
The new Google Drive cloud storage service offers 5GB of storage and some nice features, but it's not yet an undisputed winner. Read More

Time to de-Flash your site?
Flash is a problem for iDevices, which makes mobile access to a website problematic. Here's what smart shops are doing about it. Read More

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Can Dropbox, other cloud providers survive Google Drive?
The 800-pound gorilla has landed and is leveraging its existing relationship with hundreds of millions of users to port them to its cloud storage and file sharing service Google Drive. Can smaller cloud storage players survive this assault? Read More


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Prescription for Empowerment
As healthcare payers continue to deal with the growth of big data, recent IDG research shows that they embrace and empower ad hoc analytic environments. Compliance continues to surface as a critical business driver for investments in data analytics, along with improved efficiency, reduced risk, reduced cost and improved security. Read now.

MIT and others launch a tech education revolution
MIT and several other schools -- along with startup Udacity -- have joined the open-education movement, which makes it easier for college students to access tech-related courses online. And it could revolutionize higher education. Read More

HTC One S review: T-Mobile's new shining star
With its sleek design and excellent camera, HTC's One S sets a new standard for smartphone greatness for HTC and for T-Mobile. Read More

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Get virtualization out of its silos
To take full advantage of virtualization's high-level benefits, companies must view the technology's capabilities across the entire IT organization. Here's some expert advice on creating a virtualization strategy that looks at the big picture. Insider (registration required) Read More

Google Drive could be a boon -- and a headache -- for IT
With the launch of Google Drive this week, IT managers can look forward to a potential new productivity tool -- and some significant headaches, analysts say. Read More

Apple vs. Google vs. Microsoft: Battle for digital supremacy
From the desktop to digital music, search to mobile devices, these Big Three have shaped our digital lives for more than a decade. Who's winning now? Here's how the battle shakes out. Read More

 
 
 

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