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Cloud Computing Forecast
May 5, 2008 By Charlie Bess
Categories: General
In Network World magazine there was an article that predicted a cloudy future for cloud computing. They listed a number of problems: Data privacy - The article talked about the country border issues for some types of information. Although that's a constraint, I don't know that it is really what...

The Top 100 Open Source Software Tools for Medical Professionals
May 1, 2008 By Shahid N Shah
Categories: eHealth
The folks at LiveSmarter have put together their list of the Top 100 Open Source Software Tools for Medical Professionals. It includes the following subject areas: Medical Billing and Electronic Medical Records Antivirus, Security and Privacy Communications Graphics and Imaging ...

Do yourself a favour: buy some music online
April 30, 2008 By Peter Wolchak
Categories: General Web 2.0
There have been two rather odd announcements lately in the world of Canadian music retailing. The first came from Sony BMG. The company has started selling a product it calls the Platinum MusicPass. In Sony BMG's plan, when you want to buy an album you drive to a store, buy a Platinum MusicPass card...

Don't get botnetted
April 25, 2008 By Peter Wolchak
Categories: Security
"Botnet" is not a verb, but it should be. As a noun, it refers to a group of computers (called zombies) that have been compromised by worms, Trojan horses or some other type of backdoor software and are secretly being used by a controller, called a bot herder or a botmaster. An article by Danny...

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Gadget of the Week (Canadian)

Play music, use Linux, save power
Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin iPod dock

It’s pricey at US$599 but if you need big sound and a great-looking home for your iPod then take a look at the Zeppelin.

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Sounds of Japan
Why record just the visual when you can capture the sounds as well.

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