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Friday, Dec 07, 2007
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Table Of Contents:
* First look at Amazon Kindle
* InfoWorld Daily Podcast
* A stocking full of tech trends
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FIRST LOOK AT AMAZON KINDLE
Best of the blogs: Zack Urlocker spent 15 minutes with Kindle, Amazon's
new portable e-book reader. The display, he writes, is fantastic. "To
me, it's as easy to read as a book." Hands-on: Amazon Kindle. What's
more, it's "not nearly so ugly in person as it appears in photos." That
said, though, "if you've already got a cell phone, a Blackberry, an iPod
and a laptop, then adding one more device seems like overkill,"
Urlocker writes. "But if the Kindle could ...
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INFOWORLD DAILY PODCAST
Facebook isn't budging on Beacon's broad user tracking, Acer will take
over from Lenovo as sponsor of the Olympic Games, Dell closes its
hardware design unit in India, Western Digital disallows multimedia file
sharing on its 1TB NAS drive, and more. LISTEN!
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A STOCKING FULL OF TECH TRENDS
Columnist's corner: As this year starts winding down, the time is upon
us to look at what matters most in tech, particularly the megatrends
holding potential to affect your job or career. Morgan Stanley does just
that in an annual report. "It's provocative, but we'll take it with a
grain of salt," David Margulius writes in this week's Enterprise
Insight. U.S. IT spending as a percentage of corporate capital
expenditures is back up to 50 percent and climbing, Margulius reports,
though most ...
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redundant servers and offsite data. Download now:
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The InfoWorld Daily podcast provides readers with up-to-the-minute news
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