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One of the most embarrassing features of the dotcom era was a habit of putting “cyber” in front of everything to make it look hot and trendy (disclosure: I did it too, but I was 15 years younger then...). Don't look now, but it's back:
On Open Enterprise blog.
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11:23 am
Labels: gnu/linux, monoculture, open enterprise, security, Windows
The Apple iPad is a huge hit: 7.33 million of them were sold in the quarter ending in December. That's a pretty amazing achievement. But despite that, there are good reasons to believe that 2011 will mark the start of the ascent of Android as king of the tablet world.
On The H Open.
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11:27 am
Labels: android, apple, developing countries, ecosystems, tablet, vertical markets
Over on the RedMonk blog, there's an entertaining post by James Governor on the subject of forks, prompted by the imminent arrival of a major new version of Android, version 3.0, code-named “Honeycomb”, designed with tablets in mind:
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9:26 am
Labels: android, fork, open enterprise, OpenOffice, oracle
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