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| Since installing Weber wireless’s wireless Internet services, our occupancy rates are up and our clients are much happier w. |
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| AJAXWorld and Bear Stearns |
| This was the first time I've included into the list of the RIA players a little known product called Curl. Even though this language was created in MIT, it's mainly used in Japan. I had a chance to spend an hour with Curl folks today, and it seems that this language may be a good fit for RIA that require solid processing power on the client. I need to spend more time studying this language to form an opinion about this language Curl. |
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| Mon,07-04-2008T02:00:00 |
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| Sun Draws Third Virtualization Card |
| Sun is laying a third bet at the virtualization roulette wheel besides its yet-to-be-announced Xen-based xVM Server and whatever it does with its shiny new open source VirtualBox desktop virtualization acquisition. This one's a centralized desktop virtualization scheme, an upgrade of the Sun Secure Global Desktop Software that Sun got when it acquired the Citrix-like Tarantella Inc, which was what the old Santa Cruz Operation morphed into after it sold Unix to Caldera and Caldera became SCO. |
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| Thu,03-04-2008T20:00:00 |
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| Augusta Georgia to Go Wireless |
| The City of Augusta, Ga., announced that it is ready to proceed with its plan to implement a wireless broadband internet network by the end of this year. The second largest city in Georgia and home to the PGA's Masters Tournament will be releasing its Request for Proposal (RFP) within weeks. |
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| Thu,03-04-2008T06:30:00 |
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| Greenlight Wireless Releases Skweezer Public API |
| Greenlight Wireless announced the release of the Skweezer Application Programming Interface (API), which assists developers with integrating Skweezer's content mobilization technology into new applications. Skweezer, a Web-based service that compresses desktop Web content for use on cell phones, has been integrated into a wide range of applications since its release in 2003. Installed mobile browsers, mobile Web site directories, and even Apple widgets are just a few ways that Skweezer has been integrated into the latest wave of Web application mashups. |
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| Thu,03-04-2008T06:30:00 |
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| Google, Microsoft, Intel, HP, & Dell Seek FCC's Green Light for Wi-Fi 2.0 |
| Outbid by Verizon Wireless in the great American airwaves auction last week, Google plunked a six-page letter on the Federal Communication Commission's desk asking the government to make the 'white spaces' - the airspace between TV channels - available for unlicensed wireless data use by mobile devices. The notion is backed by Microsoft, Intel, HP, Dell and the North American arm of Philips Electronics, a k a the White Space Coalition, and opposed by broadcasters on the theory that it's going to interfere with TV reception. |
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| Wed,02-04-2008T20:30:00 |
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