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	Most excellent tech toys from the 1990s We've come a long way since Netscape Navigator, the beginning of Linux, and the AOL "welcome" voice. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Condusiv Technologies V-locity Max Performance for Virtual Platforms V-locity® 3 from Condusiv Technologies is the only solution to optimize I/O on virtual platforms and in the private cloud. As a fully certified VMware-ready solution, V-locity automatically, intelligently and transparently improves I/O performance. A small investment in V-locity ensures your larger investment in virtualization pays off fully. Free 30-day trial. In this Issue The end of Android as we know it The JavaScript IQ test 8 data center lessons from Facebook Apple's Tim Cook wins where Steve Jobs failed: On Java WHITE PAPER: Itrezzo Data Governance Checklist Companies need to ensure that employees can access critical contact data on their mobile devices to reach colleagues, no matter what. This paper details an approach to keep contact data accurately updated with a rapid payback and an ROI of typically 100% and 1,500%. View Now The end of Android as we know it Android devices account for more than half of the smartphones sold or shipped, yet a growing number of signs indicates that Android has peaked as a platform and will slowly fade into either irrelevance or the kind of anonymity the operating systems powering "regular" cellphones have long known. Read More The JavaScript IQ test You think you know JavaScript? We thought we did before writing this quiz. It may look like a simple, innocuous language that people use to check Web forms, but it's grown more complex over the years. Read More 8 data center lessons from Facebook From no-frills servers to free cooling, the Open Compute Project reveals the many secrets behind Facebook's high-efficiency data centers. Read More Apple's Tim Cook wins where Steve Jobs failed: On Java Tim Cook has pulled a startling coup, getting Larry Ellison to start cooking -- if not eating -- his own dog food. Read More
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