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  • Need Linux skills? 12 places to learn online

    By Katherine Noyes | 11 November, 2011 08:17

    As more and more companies turn to Linux for mission-critical operations, making sure IT staff have the necessary skills is becoming more important than ever.

  • Why Facebook is better for business than Google+

    By Angela West | 10 November, 2011 08:21

    Google revealed its Google+ Pages for business this week. While they are a must for any business playing in the online space, however, they still leave a lot to be desired when stacked up against arch-nemesis Facebook Pages. We are only seeing the first stages of Google+ and the network may develop over time into something more useful for business, but for now the service doesn't even come close to the services that Facebook offers business.

  • Google's latest buys can boost its sites for business

    By Angela West | 28 October, 2011 09:57

    Google has spent more than $1.4 billion on online properties and businesses in the last nine months. The Web has been buzzing about its purchase of the Zagat restaurant review brand, but the true goldmine for small businesses is with the new Google Offers.

  • How RIM's OS update can save the PlayBook

    By Angela West | 26 October, 2011 11:13

    When RIM released the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet in April, the tech sphere was overwhelmingly unimpressed. The lack of native email didn't help.

  • Virtual data centers on the way? Poll results

    By Logan G. Harbaugh | 22 October, 2011 09:27

    On Monday, we polled IT and business leaders about how they're using public and private clouds. The respondents to our pair of suveys who say they are well on the way to a completely virtual data center outnumber those who haven't started using the cloud at all.

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  • Want better Wi-Fi? Five things you need

    By Logan G. Harbaugh | 27 October, 2011 08:27

    Laptops used to be the only devices on the company's wireless network. But Wi-Fi has become a ubiquitous standard used by a host of devices -- including desktop PCs, laptops, netbooks, tablets, smartphones, printers, storage devices, and projectors.

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