Mobile, cloud and the evolution of app development

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	Mobile, cloud, and the evolution of application development The next generation of information services will treat desktop browsers and mobile app clients as equal citizens, and the same application logic will serve content to both. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Kingston The VMware vSphere 4.0 Edition The Yin and Yang of Memory Virtualization Click to continue In this Issue Patent trolls' next target: Independent developers Cisco advances on HP with blades spinning It's hip to be a geek -- but it can hurt your career Codie awards dominated by familiar names WHITE PAPER: Polycom Determine if Video is Right for Your Organization By leveraging Polycom's Telepresence video conferencing system and tapping into Internet2, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has taken distance learning to new heights. Learn how they have been able to offer real-time, interactive lessons on their 100,000-piece art collection to educational institutions throughout North America. Read More Patent trolls' next target: Independent developers The attack on a group of Apple developers shows how badly our patent system is broken and how vulnerable the mobile ecosystem has become. Read More Cisco advances on HP with blades spinning Cisco now holds the third-largest share of the blade server market in terms of factory revenue -- not too bad a showing, considering its relatively late arrival to the party in 2009 compared to market leader HP. Read More It's hip to be a geek -- but it can hurt your career Geeks' inability to connect with nongeeks (and vice versa) could prove an obstacle in the workplace, according to a new survey. Read More Codie awards dominated by familiar names The Software and Information Industry Association's (SIIA) Codie 2011 award winners for software, announced Wednesday afternoon, include some familiar names, such as Salesforce.com, Red Hat, and Adobe, all of whom have been recognized by SIIA before. Read More
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