Thursday, September 11, 2014

6 strategies for cancelling a major IT project

Abort, Retry, Fail: The curious histories of 10 common computer messages

Buying the next generation of coders: Microsoft's Minecraft gamble

ITworld Today
September 11, 2014

6 strategies for cancelling a major IT project

Sometimes it's better to walk away from an IT project, even a big one, than to fall further down the rabbit hole.

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Issue highlights

1. Abort, Retry, Fail: The curious histories of 10 common computer messages

2. Buying the next generation of coders: Microsoft's Minecraft gamble

3. German court requires Google to stop ignoring customer emails

4. Here are the security questions raised by Apple Pay

5. Dense server battle to heat up with Intel's Xeon D next year

6. 5 things made irrelevant by the iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch

7. OneDrive now allows files of up to 10GB

8. These are the tools Google is using to try and beat Amazon at its own shopping game

9. GIVEAWAY: Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 24 Hours (Learning Lab)

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Abort, Retry, Fail: The curious histories of 10 common computer messages

You may know what these messages mean, but do you know where they came from? READ MORE

Buying the next generation of coders: Microsoft's Minecraft gamble

Is it just about the games? Or is there more to Microsoft's rumoured $2 billion bid for Minecraft? READ MORE

German court requires Google to stop ignoring customer emails

A German court has required Google to stop ignoring customer emails and start offering a way to communicate with the company. READ MORE

Here are the security questions raised by Apple Pay

Security pros reacted positively to Apple Pay, but withheld their full endorsement until the mobile payment system could be tested outside of the company's laboratories. READ MORE

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Business Growing Pains: 5 Ways VoIP Helps

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Dense server battle to heat up with Intel's Xeon D next year

Ahead of competition from ARM servers, Intel is putting more weight in the server space with a new Xeon D family of chips, which will be in systems next year. READ MORE

5 things made irrelevant by the iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch

Plus one gadget they can't replace ... yet. READ MORE

OneDrive now allows files of up to 10GB

Addressing an issue often overlooked by cloud storage users when choosing a service, Microsoft has increased the maximum size for files uploaded to OneDrive from 2GB to 10GB. READ MORE

These are the tools Google is using to try and beat Amazon at its own shopping game

Google is building its own shopping empire by pulling together several services and its massive amount of data. READ MORE

GIVEAWAY: Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 24 Hours (Learning Lab)

Five will win. Enter the drawing today! READ MORE

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