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10 Reasons to Leave the Tablet Home And Bring the PC On the Next Trip
10 Reasons to Leave the Tablet Home And Bring the PC On the Next Trip 1. Think About ProductivityThe nice thing about bringing a laptop on a trip is that it allows users to be productive. They can use a full operating system, like Windows and Mac OS X, and perform any task, ranging from…
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Amazon’s AWS GovCloud Lets U.S. Agencies Move to the Cloud
Amazon Web Services has announced AWS GovCloud, a new AWS Region designed to enable U.S. government agencies to move more sensitive workloads into the cloud by addressing their specific regulatory and compliance requirements. Previously, government agencies with data subject to compliance regulations such as the ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations), which governs how organizations…
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Cisco Launches Wireless-Only Version of Its ISE
Cisco Systems officials in April introduced their Identity Services Engine, designed to help enterprises track visitors coming onto their corporate networks. Cisco s ISE was created to manage not only visitors such as freelancers, customers or contract workers who need access to the corporate network, but also in response to the growing trend of employees…
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Intel Plans Bug Fix for SSD 320 Drives
Software bug and security fixes are released all the time from top-tier companies such as Microsoft, Oracle and others, but it’s relatively rare when such a notice emanates from Intel. The world’s largest chipmaker on Aug. 15 wrapped a firmware fix for its solid-state 320 model drives that eradicates a problem involving storage. The affected…
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HP TouchPad Not Selling Well at Best Buy: Report
Sales of Hewlett-Packard’s TouchPad are flagging at Best Buy stores, according to a new report. If accurate, that’s a potential sign of wider trouble for HP’s tablet. “According to one source who’s seen internal HP reports,” read an Aug. 16 piece by Arik Hesseldahl on AllThingsD, “Best Buy has taken delivery of 270,000 TouchPads and…
