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Swedish startup Klarna execs charged in NYC sex crime

Niklas Adalberth and Jens Saltin were released on bail, and are due back in court on Friday read more »

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The best open source applications for Mac OS X Lion

The battle for the desktop has turned into more of a heated argument instead of the full-on war it used to be, as Microsoft's Windows, Apple's OS X, and the Linux desktop environments have settled... read more »

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The merger of Misys and Temenos

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Five top applications for the BlackBerry PlayBook

How to hack WPA wireless security in one minute

Japanese computer scientists have developed a way to break the WPA encryption system used in wireless routers in about one minute. read more »

CSC wounded as it books £943m NHS IT charge

Disastrous performance of project leads to big financial hit read more »

Misys and Temenos merger confirmed

Companies target cost savings and cross-selling opportunities read more »

Symantec's pcAnywhere source code is on Pirate Bay, says Anonymous

The hacker group had earlier released emails between a hacker and a person said to be a Symantec representative read more »

Bloomberg market data API made public

'Easy access' for systems based in Java, C++, Perl, .Net and other languages read more »

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Business continuity and disaster recovery for SMBs

The benfits of server virtualisation read more »

10 things you have to do today to protect your business in 2012

Make security a priority read more »

6 tips to mobilise your existing ERP

65% of employees who use personal mobile devices for business, report greater productivity read more »

A decision makers guide to hybrid and cloud computing

The process every enterprise should think through read more »

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The best Android apps for boosting battery life

The single most common complaint you'll hear about any smartphone is how lousy the battery life is. Granted, battery life is like mileage on a car -- it will vary widely depending on your usage. You can always buy more time by making fewer calls or downloading less data. But then, you probably carry your smartphone in order to use it. read more »

Writing a statement of work

Don't let ambiguity damage your project read more »

Can Facebook replace traditional business websites?

Businesses have and will continue to turn to Facebook for online marketing, but is it a good idea to leave the traditional dot-com website behind? read more »

Migrating to Exchange 2010 - what you need to know

Answers to the eight top questions to ensure a smooth, successful switch. read more »

Symantec should not go back on Android malware claim

Symantec has backed off its earlier claims that apps in the Android Market were malware, but still says the apps are adware or spyware read more »

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BlackBerry PlayBook Apps: 8 great free downloads

Access your favorite social networks, quickly take notes, draw sketches and build scrapbooks, kill time with simple games and much more with these free first-rate apps. read more »

25 useful iPad business apps

Need to take care of business? These iPad apps will help you get the job done read more »

Top 10 alternative Android web browsers

Replace Google's effort with a better application read more »

Free BlackBerry Apps: Nine Torch 9800 Compatible Downloads

Nine valuable, free BlackBerry apps that'll run on RIM's brand new BlackBerry Torch 9800 slider smartphone read more »

10 new open source projects you may not know about

With so many open source software projects under way at any given moment, it can be difficult to keep tabs on all that's going on read more »

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SSL domain authentication needs improvement

In her Dark Reading article, "Is SSL Cert Holder ID Verification a Joke?", Ericka Chickowski discusses if certificate authorities do enough identity checking for Domain Validated (DV) certificates. I am myself perhaps notorious for writing that it's not a joke,...read more »

Symantec scoops up LiveOffice

Symantec today announced that it has purchased LiveOffice, a privately-held cloud-based archiving vendor, for approximately $115 million. With nearly 20,000 customers, LiveOffice has historically marketed to small and mid-sized financial services firms. Over the past couple of years, however, the...read more »

Are you sleepwalking through Twitter?

I wrote a "blog" in September 2009 called "Great ITSM and ITIL People to Follow on Twitter." In stumbling upon it again yesterday I couldn't help wonder: What had happened to some of the Tweeters on the original list? Who do...read more »

Five Cloud/SaaS contract negotiation tips for 2012

Business leaders often take great care in building their Cloud and SaaS strategy, only to have many of the benefits of flexibility and agility hampered by overlooking details in their cloud contracts. In conversations with over 200 cloud customers in...read more »

Is Oracle falling from grace?

At its last quarterly earnings call Oracle sent analysts reeling with the shock announcement that it missed expectations by around 10%, the first such shock in over 10 years. The miss was attributed to delayed deal approvals, particularly with Exadata...read more »

Here comes the open web - embrace It

One of the things I enjoy the most about being an industry analyst is that I've spent the past six years meeting some great developers. Personally, I’m not sure I could cover any other technology area then application development. The...read more »

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