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Windows 7 fixed many of Vista’s ills, but it also introduced a few of its own.
There’s a lot to love about the Windows 7 operating system: it’s fast, it looks great, and it has some cool features–like Jump Lists for quickly opening recently used files, Homegroup for sharing files between computers, and Aero Snap to [...]

Mike Manos, an influential figure in data center design and construction, has resigned from wholesale data center provider Digital Realty Trust after less than a year at the company, Digital Realty said on Friday.
Digital Realty designs, builds and manages large data centers for third parties, including collocation providers and hosting companies. It is one of [...]

If Amazon stakes its future on Kindle hardware instead of cross-platform e-book sales, it’s in for a world of hurt from Apple’s iPad.
Apple’s upcoming iPad includes the iBooks app, which combines e-book reader software with an iTunes-like service for selling books. I was somewhat surprised by iBooks. I had just assumed that Apple was going [...]

Google will phase out support for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 Web browser starting in March, the company said Friday.
“Many other companies have already stopped supporting older browsers like Internet Explorer 6.0 as well as browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers. We’re also going to begin phasing out our support, starting with Google [...]

Until recently, pretty much all e-readers used E-Ink displays like the ones in Amazon’s Kindle and Barnes & Noble’s Nook. However, at CES we’ve seen a number of concept designs and prototypes-from both Asian contract manufacturers and established companies-that are billed as “e-readers”, but use LCD screens like the ones in typical notebooks.

MSI’s dual-screen e-reader/netbook
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Google has apologized to a Chinese authors’ group over its scanning of books by local writers into an online search system, moving to defuse copyright concerns around the project in China.
The Chinese Writers Association posted a copy of the Google statement on its Web site on Sunday. On the same day Erik Hartmann, an Asia-Pacific [...]

Gmail was out this morning…again. The outage affected only a small percentage of Gmail users, but in the wake of Tuesday’s Google News outage the lack of reliability from Google isn’t helping justify the business case for embracing the cloud.
The cloud is all the rage. Vendors of all shapes and sizes are in a race [...]

Data portability is an important issue for users and businesses alike. In this age of cloud computing, where so many web users have valuable data hosted by web services, we can sometimes find ourselves vulnerable to the will and occurrences of these services. Let’s say for example, Twitter is one of the key components to [...]

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) last week launched a campaign against Microsoft Corp.’s upcoming Windows 7 operating system, calling it “treacherous computing” that stealthily takes away rights from users.
At the Web site Windows7Sins.org, the Boston-based FSF lists the seven “sins” that proprietary software such as Windows 7 commits against computer users.
They include: Poisoning education, locking [...]

More than half of all adult Internet users in the United States either visit or maintain a profile on at least one social networking site, according to a new study conducted by Forrester Research.
Where IT pros do their social networking

Artwork: Chip Taylor
In its latest survey on social technologies, Forrester found that 51% of online U.S. [...]