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	13 features that make each Web browser unique For all their similarities, browsers differ in subtle and significant ways. To get a better sense of the evolution of today's browsers, we compiled the following list of promising features unique to one browser. Read More In this Issue Microsoft Office 2010 takes on all comers Apple will rule billion-dollar mobile app market for years SAP making StreamWork its collaboration hub Oracle adds iPhone support to BI, analytics software WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Virtualization on the new HP Integrity servers This document is targeted to those customers interested in using virtualization on the new HP Integrity servers. This white paper highlights some common usage scenarios using the different HP-UX virtualization technologies on these servers, and points elsewhere for more information. Read now Microsoft Office 2010 takes on all comers How well do the alternatives to Microsoft Office shape up? And how practical is it to switch to them when you have an existing array of documents created in Office? We found out. Read More Apple will rule billion-dollar mobile app market for years Apple will continue to own as much as 60 percent of the major $3.8 billion mobile application market through 2014, but Google will see a surge in mobile app sales this year, while RIM and Nokia bring up the rear. Read More SAP making StreamWork its collaboration hub SAP is attempting to give its StreamWork problem-solving software a more central role within customers' IT environments by linking the applications to its core ERP (enterprise resource planning) applications. Read More Oracle adds iPhone support to BI, analytics software Oracle has introduced support for Apple's iPad and iPhone as part of a slew of enhancements to its BI (business intelligence) software. Read More
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