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Open-Source Mobile Telephony Goes Legit

Open source may be accepted for your company's software development efforts and in your data center. But FOSS options haven't gained as much adoption in telephony, mobile devices and the VOIP market space. Expect that to change--though the

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CrackBerry: True Tales of BlackBerry Use and Abuse (Book Review)

Social Networking Vendor Pays It Forward to Unemployed Techies

Socialtext is offering its social networking tools free to laid-off workers who want to form alumni networks and share job leads. Former Yahoo, Divx and PeopleSoft employees have already tapped into the deal.

IT Professionals’ Confidence in the Economy, Jobs Plummets in Fourth Quarter of 2008

CIO Compensation: How Much Is Too Much in a Recession?

Book Excerpt: The Adventures of an IT Leader, Part 2

A new CIO grapples with how to sell the value of IT investments and confronts a past failure. Read the second installment of our exclusive series.

Can Mozilla Support Claims of Firefox Being the Most Secure Web Browser?

Mozilla bills Firefox as the most secure Web browser on the planet, but is it really? Follow along with this series and see if the claims hold up to close scrutiny.

How to Improve Your Facebook Profile: Play it Smart With Friends and Potential Employers

nThink LinkedIn is the only social network that potential employers use to find and judge you? Wrong. Here's how to improve your Facebook profile to be more considerate to your friends, plus play it safe and smart with present and future work co

How Much Twitter is Too Much?