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  • Even supercomputers have their limits

    We often hear stats and chatter about all the underutilized servers and other IT resources sprawled across enterprises. However, it’s important to remember that any resources out there will inevitably get soaked up for something. As a report in ComputerWorld Australia recently observed, even supercomputers have their limits: Microsoft MCTS Certification, MCITP Certification and over 2000+ Exams with […]

  • CompTIA: IT business confidence up

    IDG News Service – Members of the U.S. IT sector are more confident now in their business prospects than they have been in the last year and a half, according to a new survey released by the Computing Technology Industry Association. Best comptia A+ Training, Comptia A+ Certification at Certkingdom.com   The CompTIA IT Industry […]

  • 220-701 Exam

    QUESTION 1 Which of the following RAID levels uses striping across three or more disks with parity? A. RAID 1 B. RAID 3 C. RAID 5 D. RAID 10 Answer: C Explanation:   Best comptia A+ Training, Comptia A+ Certification at Certkingdom.com QUESTION 2 A customer reports that while attempting to print a document it […]

  • Apple: The next generation

    Apple: The next generationIn 1997, Steve Jobs returned to the floundering company he helped found, and turned it into one of the most successful tech companies in history. His recent passing leaves a huge void, as Apple had become an extension of his uncompromising drive and vision. Steve Jobs had laser-like focus. There are numerous […]

  • Possible Features of Apple iPad 2

    March 2 will be a big day for Apple, as the company is going to introduce its second-generation tablet device. The new Apple device will pose a challenge to the Motorola Xoom that has just hit store shelves. The Xoom as well as other Android tablets aim to break the headlock of iPad in the […]

  • iOS 5 running on one-third of iOS-based devices

    iOS 5 has been out for less than a week, but the mobile operating system has rapidly gained a foothold among iOS-based device owners. According to mobile app analytics company Localytics, which examined iOS device usage between Wednesday and yesterday, 33 percent of all iOS-based devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, are running […]

  • The million-dollar question: opt in, or opt out?

    How much does it really matter that an option is by default opt-in or opt-out? More than you could ever imagine. The New York Times’ Steve Lohr had a nice report in this weekend’s edition on default choices and how much they sway human behavior. His finding: default options matter tremendously, even for major life […]

  • The unstoppable Android army

    Participating in this week’s Great Debate had me thinking about the juggernaut that is Android and its relentless attack on the mobile space. The adoption of Android has been amazing, surprising everyone (even Google) at how fast it has happened. While Google hasn’t done everything right with Android, it is so big it is going […]

  • Power tools for students

    power tools for students Your kids can do a great job on even the toughest school projects with just a computer running the Windows operating system and the right information resources. Research no longer requires a trip to the neighborhood library, because a whole world of information—and the tools to put it all together—are right […]

  • Colligo Unveils Email, Document Management for SharePoint On-Premise, Online #spc11

    Colligo Unveils Email, Document Management for SharePoint On-Premise, Online #spc11 Back to Anaheim and Colligo, with the announcement that Colligo has released an eight-product integrated suite of email and document management applications that covers just about every enterprise SharePoint need conceivable across PCs, tablets, laptops and smartphones, on-premise and in the cloud. With SharePoint adoption […]

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