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MySpace is Not Yet Dead

By Tom Foremski
Om Malik over on GigaOm seems to confuse office politics at MySpace with the demise of the social network. Rupert Murdoch’s $580 million MySpace purchase has outlived not only its utility, but has also…

Why Augmented Reality Matters Now

By Lee S. Dryburgh
I believe that 2010-2020 will be the decade of augmented reality (AR) causing fundamental changes to the way people interact with computers, the world around us, and each other. Smartphones – for now the…

We Need New Computing Architecture

By Tom Foremski
Irving Wladawsky-Berger is a former chief strategist at IBM and he has also worked as GM of IBM’s supercomputer group. In this post: Extreme Scale Computing he explains the challenges that supercomputers face in…

Google Buzz and Contact Management Oddities

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When Google Buzz launched, I made note of prior gripes I had about it’s contact management: In Google Reader, one of the least social of all my social media tools, I have a friend…

How Cisco Systems Could Improve

By Douglas Gourlay
I am still a very proud alumnus of Cisco Systems, but am also not bashful about areas I think the networking behemoth can improve.  My primary recommendation would be to get the business units…

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