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Unboxing the unPlayBook
Developers as New Kingmakers- Global or just US?
iPad in the Enterprise: and so it begins
The real issue with the Dell Streak – not its physical, but its energy footprint. iPad wins.
A Tale of Two Dads
CSC and The Sustainable Cloud, RAM as an energy metric
IDE as a service: DaaS hawt! and some Enterprise OpenSocial thawt
The RedMonk Quadrant
Moves: Ajaxians join walmart, HTML app stores? Canonical CTO leaves to sync Web. Centralised vs decentralised, the Great Game Goes On
OSGi at Adobe: New School technology
No Need to Commute, Ever
The Key To Community and Change Management: Engage your Ecosystem
Towards Effective Corporate Communications: Let Your Engineers do the Talking
On The Origins of “Sporadic”
I’ll not be around for a few days
Software AG acquires Terracotta, makes open source developer play, gears up for in memory and PaaS
There is such a thing as a free lunch. For London Developers.
Software, Services and The Office of The CMO
VMware CEO Paul Maritz – Cloud Foundry. Polyglot IT for Cloud computing. Forking is Good. VMware on Github
Chromebook/Notebook/Tablet As A Service. On Google Competing With IBM Global Finance
TypeSafe: The Polyglot Revolution continues apace
If You Can’t Cloud It You Can’t Measure It
On Changing horses: Open Source Licenses, Foundations and The Software Freedom Conservancy
Developer Segmentation: Tell Me What You Think. Or How the Web “Killed” the Professional Developer
My thoughts on Dropbox, corporate and personal privacy and ToS changes
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