Google unveils $199 tablet, challenges Kindle Fire
Google on June 27 said it will sell a 7-inch, $199 tablet computer bearing its brand in a challenge to Amazon’s Kindle Fire.
Month: June 2012
Singularity End User Converts to Hyland Software’s OnBase Solution
San Juan College chooses OnBase, leverages added functionality in multiple departments CLEVELAND – June 28, 2012 – Hyland Software’s purchase ... Read more
Build Large-Scale, Highly-Functional Video Walls with Portwell’s New Mura-Powered Controller System
Portwell M9020B video wall controller validated with up to 10 Matrox Mura MPX boards to support up to 40 1080p ... Read more
Tactical FLEX, Inc. Debuts Aanval SAS (Situational Awareness System)
An Unparalleled End-to-End SIEM-Based Snort and Suricata IDS Solution SEATTLE, June 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Tactical FLEX, Inc., a global ... Read more
YouTube develops a secret weapon against the web’s worst commenters
Long considered home to the worst commenters on the internet — racist, cruel, idiotic, nonsensical, and barely literate — YouTube is in the process of upgrading its comment…
Student loan bill gets vote in Congress before deadline
After being derided as a "do-nothing" Congress, the House and Senate were poised to vote on a massive legislative package that overhauls highway and transit programs, salvages an…
Reducing Your Total Cost of IT Ownership
Campus IT leaders know they should weigh not just the initial cost of new technologies, but also the ongoing and ... Read more
Durbin says for-profit colleges “own every lobbyist” in D.C.
On June 27, 20 state attorneys general announced a court settlement with QuinStreet Inc., a marketing company working for for-profit colleges, that will shut down the deceptive website…
Colleges taking a team approach to eTextbooks
Reining in exorbitant textbook costs is no longer a campus-by-campus venture: A unified approach, powered by EDUCAUSE and the Internet2 consortium's NET+ cloud-based collaborative purchasing program, could make…
How college towns could lead the way to gigabit broadband
Until recently, America's major telecommunications firms always had plans on the drawing board for the next generation of internet connectivity. In the 1990s, when most people connected to…