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Microsoft moves Macs closer to PC parityOpen in New Window
"Macworld Expo Microsoft has announced two products designed to provide users of Office 2008 for Mac with improved access to existing server-based Microsoft services." read more »
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Sun offers free GlassFish educationOpen in New Window
"lThe secret to business according to Sun Microsystems' chief executive Jonathan Schwartz is to first build volume and then figure out how to make money from the audience you've..." read more »
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Iomega aims at TVs with home serverOpen in New Window
"Iomega has announced a home storage and media server that backs up files on connected PCs and plays digital media content to connected output devices." read more »
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IBM and ITIF pitch for $30bn to save AmericaOpen in New Window
"As expected, a report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation think tank has called on Barack Obama and Congress to pump billions of dollars..." read more »
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IBM gives Lotus Notes for Mac a makeoverOpen in New Window
"IBM has introduced at Macworld Expo Lotus Notes 8.5, now featuring integration with social calendaring Web sites. The company also released a beta version of Lotus Symphony, a free productivity sof read more »
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REAL Server 2009 due in FebruaryOpen in New Window
REAL Software, creator of the REALbasic cross-platform software development environment, announced Tuesday at Macworld Expo that REAL Server 2009 will ship in February. REAL Server is a cross-platfor read more »
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Samsung Develops 100 GB SSD For ServersOpen in New Window
Samsung claims its new 2.5-inch; single-level cell solid state drive is 10 times faster than the typical SAS hard drive used for transactional data workloads. read more »
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Rendering Hierarchical Data with the TreeviewOpen in New Window
"It sometimes happens that Web Server controls that visualize data don't quite fit with the way that the data is actually held in the application. This shouldn't be an obstacle, as Ion Freeman poi read more »
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