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CIO Columnist 8 Windows 8 Apps Under $25
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These eight budget-friendly Windows 8 business apps provide time management, voice-to-text dictation and more, for a grand total of $24.42.

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Adobe gives up on discs in shrink-wrapped boxes to focus on delivering software as a service for its Creative Cloud customers.

Google Apps To Office 365: Why To Switch
Here's the business case for why I moved from Google Apps for Business to Microsoft Office 365 -- and why you may want to do the same.

Dell Buys Enstratius, Extends Cloud Reach
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EMC's ViPR, a new software-defined storage platform, is a big bet on virtualized storage services. ViPR borrows from the SDN playbook with a controller and APIs.

Microsoft, Skype Patent Case: Big Target
CopyTele CEO Robert Berman, whose company filed two claims last week against Microsoft's Skype service, says his case is nuanced.

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8 Windows 8 Apps Under $25
These eight budget-friendly Windows 8 business apps provide time management, voice-to-text dictation, aggregate search and more, for a grand total of $24.42.

Adobe Kills Boxed Version Of Creative Suite
Adobe gives up on discs in shrink-wrapped boxes to focus on delivering software as a service for its Creative Cloud customers.

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