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Will You Check Your Work Email on Thanksgiving?

Tis the season for family gatherings, holiday cheer…and work? A survey from Xobni finds that nearly 70 percent of Americans will make some time between watching the Detroit Lions and eating turkey this Thursday to check their work email.

I wrote a similar story this time last year citing the 2010 Xobni survey results. The 2011 survey finds that checking work email while on break for the holidays is trending up in general. The number reporting that they will check email has risen from 60 to 68 percent, with more than one in four stating that they will be checking work email multiple times throughout the day.

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— November 23, 2011 at 6:13 am

The Cloud, Day 11: Music in the Cloud

30 Days With the Cloud: Day 11

So far in this 30 Days With the Cloud series I have selected cloud-based solutions for writing, emailing, and storing my data. Now, it is time to move on to perhaps the most important function of my PC and mobile devices–playing my music.

As with other cloud tools and services, the options for storing and streaming music from the cloud are rapidly proliferating.

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— November 23, 2011 at 12:17 am

Adobe Muse: Web Authoring For Designers

Released as a preview or early beta, Adobe Muse is a code-free tool for building websites. Muse uses a drag and drop interface to make it possible to construct a site’s entire architecture, build and design pages and add rich content without having to know any HTML, CSS or JavaScript.
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— November 22, 2011 at 6:16 pm

Radware Covers All The ADC Bases

Application delivery and security specialist Radware is announcing the next step in its Virtual Application Delivery Infrastructure strategy, including new application delivery controller platforms, enhanced data center management and orchestration interoperability, hypervisor support, and new AppShape technology to provide ‘the industry’s first application delivery fabric’.
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— November 22, 2011 at 12:15 pm

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— November 22, 2011 at 6:16 am

The Cloud, Day 10: Storing Data in the Cloud

30 Days With the Cloud: Day 10

Aside from email, one of the most known and widely used “cloud” services is data storage. As I continue my 30 Days With the Cloud journey, I have a wide choice of online storage options to choose from. Today I will take a look at some of them, and some of the pros and cons of using cloud storage at all.

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— November 22, 2011 at 12:14 am

Aerohive’s $99 Branch Office Offering Is Not A Black Friday Sale

For the price of an external hard drive or a printer, you can get a complete branch office network from Aerohive Networks. We’re talking wired and wireless networking here. Granted, the branch that can be serviced for under a hundred bucks is a small one, but the story is still quite interesting as part of a larger trend. Cloud-managed networking continues to get less expensive and more feature rich, and the used-to-be-wireless-only guys are laying claim to more of the wired network in cool new ways.
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— November 21, 2011 at 6:17 pm

IPv6 Momentum Takes Huge Swing

A new Infoblox-sponsored IPv6 Census conducted by the Measurement Factory reports a 1,900% increase in the percentage of zones under .com, .net and .org that support IPv6. Only 1.27% of the zones surveyed in 2010 supported the successor to Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4), compared to today’s 25.4%.
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— November 21, 2011 at 12:15 pm

Fewer Reboots in Windows 8 Is a Patching Shell Game

Microsoft revealed in a post on the Building Windows 8 blog that the next-generation Windows OS will require fewer reboots for Windows patches and updates. To anyone who has lost hours of work thanks to an unexpected automatic reboot, that probably sounds awesome. But, there is a reason the system reboots, and the solution proposed by Microsoft doesn’t solve the issue.

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— November 21, 2011 at 6:16 am

The Cloud, Day 9: Hey! Where’d My Cloud Go?

30 Days With the Cloud: Day 9

Most talk about the cloud is focused on the magic ability to access tools, services, and data from virtually anywhere because the cloud is everywhere…except when it’s not. I got to experience that fun first hand today, and it highlights a serious drawback to relying on the cloud.

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— November 21, 2011 at 12:13 am