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Apps Meet Ops
Defining the 'shared services model' idealWhen enterprises talk about moving IT toward a shared services model, it's not always clear what they mean, nor where exactly they think they're headed.
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Intel's 48-core processor debut (photos)
The Open Road
Google, Red Hat represent tech at Obama jobs summitAmong 100 invitees to Obama jobs summit, only Google's Eric Schmidt and Red Hat's Jim Whitehurst appear to be representing the technology industry. Here's why.
Beyond Binary
Bing's iPhone plans (and more)Bowing to reality, Microsoft is working on a Bing iPhone app, although it won't say when the software will be ready or just which features it will have.
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A window into the Microsoft Store
Media Maverick
Can Comcast-NBC play nice with Hulu?With the advent of the media joint venture, Hulu's development may have just hit a wall. Plus, Netflix and iTunes could be competing with a major supplier.
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Google Chrome OS demonstration
The Social
Orangutan takes photos, shares them on FacebookCool use of a Facebook fan page: A hub for photographs taken by an ape with a digital camera.
Cutting Edge
New solar plane takes first test flightSwitzerland's Solar Impulse, the first solar plane designed to fly day and night without fuel, takes its initial test flight, traveling a distance of 1,148 feet.
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Energy displays bring the smart grid home (photos)
Crave
Our top retail Netbook for Holiday 2009: the Toshiba mini NB205In the "Netbook" category, we looked at three off-the-shelf models that all retail for $399. While you can get a similar set of components for around $100 less if you shop around, these models all offered some kind of step-up feature.
Green Tech
Google Earth peers into California's eco-futureCalAdapt tool under development maps out scary climate change scenarios for the Golden State in the coming years. Imagine a state without skiing or nice beaches.
