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"The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook."
-- William James
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TODAY'S TOP STORY
Google Chrome OS 'gPad' Design Proposed
Apple's iPad has competition, if only conceptually, before it has even shipped.
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• Special Report: Tablet Wars
• Apple Isn't Only Vendor With New Tablet
• Apple iPad Arrives Amid Controversy
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Global CIO: IBM Calls Out Ellison On Database Claims
Ellison said Oracle-Sun "blew the doors off" IBM's top database system, but IBM says he's blowing hot air.
U.S. 'Severely Threatened' By Cyber Attacks
The U.S. intelligence chief is urging greater cooperation and funding to defend against online threats.
VA Freezes IT Budget For 2011
The Department of Veterans Affairs will focus on delivering IT projects on time, on budget, says an official.
Qualcomm To Launch Korean R&D Lab
The research and development center will focus on developing next-generation mobile communication technologies.
Homeland Security Plans Cybersecurity, Data Center Investments
Other big-ticket tech projects in the department's fiscal 2011 plans include advanced imaging for airport security and upgrades to the E-verify system for employee verification.
Apple Updates iMac Firmware
The release aims to correct flickering in the 27-inch iMac display.
Obama Budget Boosts Science, Innovation
Federal funding of K-12 science, technology, engineering and math education would see an almost 40% increase over 2010 funding.
Jones Lang LaSalle Outsources To IBM
Big Blue to roll out help desk, server, application support and more for the financial and professional services firm.
Evidence Seen For iPad Camera
An Apple repair company says that a MacBook camera fits perfectly in the iPad frame.
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Google Nexus One Gains Official Multitouch Support
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Owners of the HTC-made Nexus One rejoice! A new -- and official -- software update has been made available that adds a spate of new features, including multitouch.
Pepsi Picks Cisco For Huge TelePresence Deal
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PepsiCo plans to install Cisco TelePresence systems in major offices around the world to help it work more closely with leading distributors and retailers. The huge deal will "reinvent the way we work," said PepsiCo Global CIO Robert Dixon.
Google Chrome OS Tablet Edition Previewed
Posted By Eric Zeman
Apple isn't the only company with a tablet computer in the works. Google's forthcoming Chrome OS may debut in tablet form, too. Chrome OS's lead designer Glen Murphy posted a video that demonstrates what a tablet version of Chrome OS might look like.
Will Microsoft Answer Google App Store Challenge?
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Google's considering an online store for business applications, the Wall Street Journal reports. If so, it would show Google getting more serious about business software, which is good. It would also lay down a challenge to Microsoft's new Office Online business.
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