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Using IT to Make Vacationers Happy
At Royal Caribbean Cruises, CIO Bill Martin says IT is aimed at improving the guest experience on the high seas, including robust Internet connectivitya(c)....
AMD's string of tablet failures may end with Mullins chip
Advanced Micro Devices hopes its latest Mullins tablet processor will find acceptance after three failed predecessors and a handful of unsuccessful devices....
How to beat hackers exploiting the latest IE zero-day bug
Companies have several options for defending against a recently discovered zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer and experts say businesses should get started immediately....
FCC's new net neutrality proposal: What do we really know?
When the U.S. Federal Communications Commission announced its proposal to reinstate new net neutrality regulations that would allow broadband providers to engage in commercially reasonable traffic management, the agency set off a firestorm of protest from digital rights groups, Internet commentators and bloggers....
Heartbleed's silver lining
When's the last time you thought about using different passwords for different websites? Perhaps after a bug called Heartbleed started crawling around them....
5 reasons why Google can catch Amazon in the cloud
Google, according to industry analysts, is positioning itself to take on Amazon's dominance as a cloud provider. While it's lagging today, Google could catch Amazon and some day supplant its top position in the cloud....
Go time traveling with Google Maps
Google added past images of places noted in Street View for the desktop version of Google Maps. The goal is to give users the ability to see how places have changed over time....
FCC adds $9 billion to broadband subsidy fund
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted Wednesday to shift US$9 billion over five years from traditional telephone subsidies to broadband subsidies, in an effort to bring high-speed Internet services to 5 million U.S. residents who don't have access....
China working on Linux replacement for Windows XP
China is working on a Linux operating system that can replace the now-vulnerable Windows XP and protect the country’s networking infrastructure....
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