Feb 1 | Articles
Analog guru Jim Williams died in mid 2011, but his work lives on in circuits, magazine articles, books and photographs. Part of his lab lives on, too, in the exhibit, "An Analog Life: Remembering Jim Williams," at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA.
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Jan 30 | Blogs
The availability of smartphones and the expectation of immediate and simple access are driving demand for centralization of IT services and the related competence required to support these effectively.
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Jan 20 | Blogs
Products do not stand on their own, but rather are only valuable in the context of their supplier.
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Jan 19 | Blogs
The legendary Silicon Valley angel investor Ron Conway called for a private effort to combat internet piracy during a protest Wednesday at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco.
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Jan 13 | Blogs
The year 2011 has unmistakably been the year of smartphone and ecosystems housing this magic gizmo.
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Jan 9 | Blogs
News reports indicate that the iPhone 4S has stimulated users to increase mobile data usage by 1.6 times over that of the older iPhone 3G.
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Jan 5 | Articles
Reverse-engineering something may be used mostly to copy someone else’s work, but it can also be used as a thought exercise to aid original design.
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Jan 4 | Blogs
On December 26, Sony announced the end of S-LCD, their joint venture with Samsung, which entails Gen 7 and 8 TFT LCD fabs. The joint venture, which started in 2004 and was strengthened through agreements and investments in 2006, 2007 and 2008...
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Jan 3 | Blogs
OK, so maybe my headline is a bit of hyperbole – but then again perhaps not as much as you may think.
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Dec 29 2011 | Blogs
There is a lot of talk about cloud computing today, and its exponentially growing presence among enterprise technology, particularly Product Lifecycle Management (PLM).
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