TODAY'S TOP STORYOracle To Acquire ATG For $1 Billion
Full-service e-commerce house will complement Oracle's back-end analytics software and hardware.
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Sleepless In America: Zeo's Got Bedroom Eyes
Technology's pervasiveness doesn't stop at the bedroom. The Zeo Personal Sleep Coach combines wireless, the Web, and an intelligent design to bring sleep data and therapy to the masses.
SAP Tackles BusinessObjects Support Woes
Apps vendor unveils new communication approaches and support options in hopes of healing an old wound.
Dell: Windows Phone 7 Easier Than Android
According to Dell CEO Michael Dell, developers think Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 is an easier platform to develop for than Google's Android.
OpenOffice.org Developers Flee To LibreOffice
Shakeup followed Oracle's decision to fire leaders of the Document Foundation, which is heading up the alternative open source productivity suite.
Only 36% Of Android Devices Running Froyo
According to Google, 77% of all Android devices are running either Eclair or Froyo, but many are still stuck with Cupcake and Donut.
Apple Seeds iOS 4.2 Golden Master To Devs
iOS 4.2 brings folders, multitasking, AirPlay and wireless printing to the iPad. It may be available to consumers as early as next week.
Google-Branded Chrome Notebook May Launch In November
Other hardware makers will unveil their Chrome notebooks in December, a report claims.
iPad Grabs 95% Tablet Share
Apple's slate is all the rage, but analyst warns that strong competition from Google is on the horizon.
Microsoft Clarifies 'Shifted' Silverlight Strategy
Microsoft’s Bob Muglia says Silverlight continues to have a place for Web application development but acknowledges that HTML5 will have "the broadest cross-platform reach."
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Samsung Galaxy Tab Teardown
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If you use your iPhone as an alarm clock you might want to get a cheap alarm clock if you want to make it to work on time. There is a daylight savings bug that is causing the alarm to go off an hour later than scheduled.
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How Much Do You Trust Your Employees? How Much Should You?
By Keith Ferrell
Insider fraud cost businesses 5% of their revenue in 2009, a new study reports. So ho how much should you trust -- or distrust -- your employees?
Are You Ready for Your ERP Close-up?
By Steve Kovsky
As part of a live webcast last week featuring executives from Torelli Bicycle Company, enterprise resource planning software leader SAP, and ERP implementation specialists to the small and midsize business market Navigator Business Solutions, we had the opportunity to conduct a live poll of the nearly 200 SMB companies in attendance.
RAID Rebuilds Will Kill The Hard Disk
By George Crump
We've written about it before as have others. RAID rebuild times continue to increase and as they do the very technology that made the hard drive safe for the enterprise thirty years ago may now be its undoing. The time it takes to rebuild a drive, measured in double digit hours if not days, has a critical impact on performance and data reliability. The work arounds may lead you to solid state disk faster than you originally planned.
Data Usage Drives Cellular Network Upgrades
By Paul Korzeniowski
Significant growth in data transmissions is expected to force cellular network providers to make massive investments in network upgrades, according to market research firm In-Stat. The emerging requirements could stretch their pocketbooks as well as their network capacity.
Avoiding Costly Wage and Hour Litigation
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