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Google Docs Go Mobile on iPhone, iPad and Android
Looking to read that Google Docs file on your smart phone? Google has now rolled out mobile viewing support for Google Docs on Android, iPhone and iPad platforms. But the viewer is just that. Forget about editing and creating documents from your phone. The mobile version of Google Docs lets users view PDFs, PowerPoint, and…
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Cisco Data Center 3.0 Strategy Advances Against HP
LAS VEGAS — Cisco is using its Cisco Live! 2010 event to announce advances in energy management, data center virtualization, cloud computing and collaboration. The networking company says high-end data-center customers are looking for massive scalability, high-bandwidth, low latency and compatible switching solutions, and that’s what they’re getting with three of the announcements: the new…
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HP, Avaya Team on Unified Communications Against Cisco
HP and Avaya have struck a three-year agreement to jointly sell and service Avaya unified communications hardware and software. The deal is one in a series of HP partnerships with other UC players such as Microsoft and Alcatel-Lucent that aim to eat away at UC market leader Cisco’s market share, and boost its overall managed…
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Top Five EHR Adoption Barriers and the VAR Solution
Top Five EHR Adoption Barriers and the VAR Solution Meaningful Use Lacks DefinitionAlthough the federal government has provided some guidance on what is termed “meaningful use” criteria, final requirements are not expected until the fall of this year. That leaves healthcare providers at an impasse. The best course of action? Wait for now, and be…
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iPhone 4 Runs Apple Around $187.51 in Hardware Costs
Topping the bill is the iPhone 4’s LCD display, at $28.50 – while the phone’s celebrated gyroscope runs Apple just $2.60. iSuppli has performed teardowns of each of Apple’s iPhones – the 3GS’ estimated BOM was $170.80; the 3G, in 2008, was estimated at $166.31; and the original iPhone in 2007 was said to run…
