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NPD reported that as of October Microsoft Windows Phone 7 had just 2 percent of US smart phone marketshare, yet it has an opportunity to grab third place -- if it can just seize the moment and alter public perception about its phones.
Read my full post on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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When Andy Rubin announced last week that 700,000 Android devices were activated every day worldwide, it emphasized how Google has ridden open source to become a dominant player in mobile, but the question is given that it's free, what is Google getting out of the deal?
Read my full commentary on Internet Evolution.
This week we look at how to secure your web app, choosing a cloud backup vendor and monitoring your most privileged users.
See all the links and my commentary on the Ness SPL Blog.
It's been a terrible year for RIM and Nokia. The question is can they come back in 2012. It's going to be a huge challenge for both companies.
Read my full post on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
Change is the one constant in the IT business these days. Everywhere you look the world is shifting, and in August alone this year we saw a bevy of surprising announcements from some of the most trusted technology brands.
Read my full commentary on Real User Monitoring.
The news came at us fast and furiously this year and it left us shaking our collective head--whether it was the HP TouchPad, Google buying Motorla Mobility or Adobe throwing in the towel on Flash. I review some of the top stories of the year.
Read my full list and commentary on the Ness SPL Blog.
Several experts are predicting that analytics will play a bigger role in monitoring in 2012 and that could help you find problems before your mission critical app blows up.
Read my full commentary on the Real User Monitoring blog.
DevOps is a fancy new term, but what it really comes down to is IT working together as a team to deliver quality service to the company, regardless of your role.
Read my full commentary on Real User Monitoring.
Google received a slap in the face last week when the Los Angeles Police Department rejected GMail on security grounds.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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Several recent studies point to an increased use of mobile devices and that's only likely to grow as we move into the new year and beyond.
Read my full commentary on FierceContentManagement.
