Google Nexus One launches today: gPhone release rumors, reviews rife

IT Blogwatch: Google Nexus One launches today: gPhone release rumors, reviews rife
Google will be holding its event to release the Android-powered Nexus One later today — or so the review speculation goes. On paper, the gPhone looks interesting, but the Devil’s in the detail. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers play ‘guess the secret’. Not to mention shopping the Japanese PM …

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Table of Contents

• IT Blogwatch: Google Nexus One launches today: gPhone release rumors, reviews rife
• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Chrome: Linux’s best Web browser?
• Preston Gralla: Windows market share dips again; world and Microsoft survive
• Enterprise Innovation: Situational applications: Build for today, be ready for tomorrow
• IT News Podcast: Skype launches HD video chat
• Shark Tank: But he DID figure it out by himself

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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Chrome: Linux’s best Web browser?
The fastest Web browser on Linux by a gigantic margin is Chrome, and now that it supports extensions, it may just be the best Web browser on Linux.

Preston Gralla: Windows market share dips again; world and Microsoft survive
Windows market share continued its steady decline last month, capping a year in which Windows lost share for eight of the months. But there’s less to that market drop than meets the eye, at least in the short term.

Enterprise Innovation: Situational applications: Build for today, be ready for tomorrow
Today I want to talk to you about the concept of “situational applications”. The term is relatively new, but the concept is not. The concept is KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid). It’s similar to the principle of factor sparsity or simplicity in the development process.

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IT News Podcast: Skype launches HD video chat
In today’s podcast: Skype HD; Nokia sues Apple again; and Lenovo introduces smartbook.

Shark Tank: But he DID figure it out by himself
At the small college where this pilot fish works, a big power failure puts the lights out for everyone in the whole area — and with no emergency generator, that includes the data center.

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10-Point DR Checklist for SMBs
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