In a recent article for CIO, Rishi Chandra, product manager of Google Enterprise, spoke on the adoption of web-based applications. Speaking for the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston, yesterday, Chandra indicated that four key trends will be responsible for the trend of rapid adoption of web-based applications by consumers and businesses alike. Chandra feels the […]
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For a number of years computer manufacturers have been wrestling with the size of the laptop. Specifically, they’ve been trying to make notebook computers as small as possible and energize the ‘ultra-portable’ market. Entries into this division have ranged wildly in price and quality, and the major hurdle for manufacturers and consumers alike was sticker
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Tomorrow Tony Safoian will travel to San Fransisco to give a presentation at an annual developer conference, hosted by Google. Google I/O, as the event has been dubbed, is meant to bring together developers from all over the world to discuss the future of web applications. Developers will get together to discuss new horizons in
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Thursday morning I was working in a few different Google Docs, gathering information and collaborating with my co-workers when I noticed something different about the next doc I opened up. The document was in a fixed-width page view; that is the document essentially looked like how it will on the printed page. Google quietly released this
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Angelbeat is a series of seminars begun by CEO Ron Gerber. Where most tech seminars are focused on technology professionals and developers, and are full of indecipherable acronyms and techno-babble, Mr. Gerber’s seminars are intended to reach out to business and enterprise users. The very people who are wondering, “How do I save money on
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