Archives: 2008March

Cornerstones of Virtualization: I/O Virtualization Defined

Recently I talked about what I see as the next ‘waves of virtualization’ taking the industry, I talked about I/O Virtualization as a key (maybe THE key) cornerstone, so I thought it might make sense to describe just what it is and why it’s important. Like all forms of virtualization, the physical world is masked […]

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AJAXWorld Report: Inaugural iPhone Developer Summit in New York City

I want to thank everyone who showed up to share my enthusiasm for the iPhone as it is, what I believe, the mobile development platform to target. I also want to thank those people who tolerated my evasiveness and lack of detail during the SDK session. As I’ve said before, just because everybody else on […]

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Enterprise Widgets: The Story So Far

Desktop widgets have been around for a very long time. The first set of desktop widgets were introduced by Apple back in 1983 with their release of Apple Desktop Accessories. Obviously Apple was way ahead of the curve, but these early widgets were not Internet enabled - the popular Internet, as we know it, didn’t […]

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In the Future, the Desktop Will Become the Enterprise Front End

Desktop widgets have been around for a very long time. The first set of desktop widgets were introduced by Apple back in 1983 with their release of Apple Desktop Accessories. Obviously Apple was way ahead of the curve, but these early widgets were not Internet enabled - the popular Internet, as we know it, didn’t […]

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Viewpoint: Is Google Growing Too Fast?

Is Google growing too fast to continue to produce innovative software while maintaining the quality that has become expected of it? I’ve had some problems with their alerts and sent in comments and, excluding the automated email replies, have received no response nor has the problem been corrected.
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Taking Advantage of the Partial Class with the ADO.NET Entity Framework

So you’re building your data-driven application and you’ve got an ADO.NET Entity Model that represents an abstraction around your database. Maybe you’re even pretty savvy and you’ve used inheritance and some filters to enhance the entity model so that it really is an entity model and not just a raw translation of your database schema […]

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All You Wanted To Know About Cell Phone Security

The technology of digital communication has literally revolutionized the way people are living their life now. The advent of cell phone technology has brought the distance barrier down to the lowest.
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Glowlite Ultra Slim Light Box

Every day we are faced with problems which seem to be too insignificant to solve or even pay attention to, however these small inconveniences have a greater impact in the things we do. It is said tha
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Sybase Releases Secure Email at AJAXWorld’s “iPhone Developer Summit” in New York City

Sybase iAnywhere announced availability of support for Apple iPhone during the first international iPhone Developer Summit, colocated with AJAXWorld Conference & Expo 2008 East. Information Anywhere now enables IT organizations to provide secure delivery of Lotus Domino and Microsoft Exchange enterprise email to iPhone users, in addition to a broad range of other mobile devices. […]

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Windows Mobile Discussion During iPhone Developer Summit

During the Q&A period after one of my sessions at the iPhone Developer Summit last Thursday, there was someone there from Microsoft Competetive Intelligence. She asked myself and some other folks who were lingering nearby to describe, in our unbiased opinions, what we thought was wrong with Windows Mobile.
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