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Taking an Open Approach to Unified Communications
In this IT Link podcast hosted by Mike Vizard, Unison CEO Michael Choupak and Chief Marketing Officer Rurik Bradbury explain why an open-source approach to unified communications may ultimately prevail over any number of rival proprietary options. |
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Enterprise Standards for Mobility
Enterprise workers of all ranks seldom leave the office
these days without a mobile device in hand. But despite
their ubiquity, mobile devices often are used to only a
fraction of their capability, thanks to the absence of an
industry-standard platform for application development.
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Dell Ships Ubuntu- and Atom-Based Netbook
Dell announced its first netbook, a $400-$450 Intel Atom-based model
loaded with Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition. The Inspiron Mini 9
offers a 1.6GHz Atom N270, up to 1GB SDRAM, an 8.9-inch, 1024 X 600
display, three USB ports, Ethernet, and an 8GB-16GB solid-state drive (SSD).
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Mixing Server Core with .NET Applications
Windows Server 2008 Server Core offers many new possibilities for developers, but first, you have to get your .NET application to run on it.
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Microsoft's Services Platform Takes Shape
Bob Muglia, Microsoft's Server and Tools senior vice president, broke the news during the second keynote of Microsoft's "Get Virtual Now" day: Microsoft will reveal significantly more details about the next-generation services platform during its Professional Developers Conference late in October. Virtualization and modeling are among key components.
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Android Dresses Up In Chrome
Microsoft's Google Chrome problem may start on the PC but it ends on cell phones. Microsoft's competitive position is at best tenuous at a time when it needs tenaciousness. Make no mistake, Chrome is the most threatening competitive product Microsoft has faced in a decade.
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Microsoft Wants You to 'Get Virtual Now'
Hyper-V Server 2008 will release within 30 days for free Web download.
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Where Microsoft Should Go Next?
DEMOfall 08 is an autumn harvest of companies Microsoft should be partnering with. If Microsoft doesn't, Google will.
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Zune Sings the Blues
On Sept. 16, Microsoft will release Zune Marketplace 3.0 and firmware update for existing devices. New features include new music discovery tools, and there is a cool, blue Zune.
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